Opening Hours: 30 minutes before the first show until 30 minutes after the last.
Lobby Lounge Bar: Open during all screenings.
Note: Seating is strictly limited to 28 cozy spots, so reservations are recommended.
Click on any title below for more information.
4:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A Parisian psychoanalyst cannot shake the feeling that there was more to one of her patients’ sudden death than anyone will admit, and she starts digging where she has no business digging. Jodie Foster gives a magnetic performance entirely in French, prickly, funny and quietly unravelling. Rebecca Zlotowski wraps it all in a mystery that keeps slipping just out of reach. English subtitles.
6:20 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
In a Montmartre glowing with red and gold, a shy café waitress starts quietly engineering small miracles in other people’s lives, while barely daring to reach for her own happiness. Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s modern classic is pure delight from the very first frame. Come for the whimsy and stay for one of the most charming love stories ever put on screen. English subtitles.
8:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Cambodia, 1975. A New York Times correspondent and his Cambodian colleague Dith Pran cover a country sliding into catastrophe, until the two are torn apart and Pran is left to survive it alone. Haing S. Ngor, who lived through those years himself, gives one of cinema’s great performances. Watching it here, a short walk from where it happened, is something else entirely. English subtitles.
4:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Quit the job, pack a single bag and let every day feel like a Saturday. This intimate documentary follows solo backpackers across four continents, catching the highs, the loneliness and the strange freedom of life permanently on the move. If you have ever wondered what a full year on the road really does to a person, this is your film. English subtitles.
6:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A lonely boy in a California suburb finds something extraordinary hiding in the back garden, and decides to keep it. What follows is Spielberg at the absolute height of his powers, all bicycles, torchlight and wide-open wonder. Bring anyone who has never seen it and watch them fall apart in the final ten minutes. English subtitles.
8:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Two couples fly to Cambodia for a carefree holiday, and only three of them come home. Back in Sydney the secrets of that missing night slowly rise to the surface, and a marriage begins to come apart at the seams. Shot in part around Sihanoukville, this taut Australian thriller keeps you guessing right up to its gut-punch of an ending. English subtitles.
4:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Mr Fox promised his wife he was done stealing chickens. Naturally, he has one last job in mind, and three furious farmers are about to make his whole community pay for it. Wes Anderson’s stop-motion Roald Dahl adaptation is handmade, hilarious and unreasonably stylish. Perfect for children and openly delightful for adults. English subtitles.
6:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A fading movie star and a young woman adrift in her own marriage keep running into each other in the small hours of a Tokyo hotel, and something forms between them that neither can quite name. Sofia Coppola turns jet lag and insomnia into one of the most beautiful films about loneliness ever made. Bill Murray has never been better, and that ending still haunts. English subtitles.
8:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Fencing, fighting, giants, monsters, revenge, true love and a miracle or two. This is the fairy tale that grew up to become everyone’s favourite, every bit as funny as it is romantic and endlessly quotable. If you know it by heart, your ticket is waiting. If you have somehow never seen it, tonight is the night to put that right. English subtitles.
4:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Two couples fly to Cambodia for a carefree holiday, and only three of them come home. Back in Sydney the secrets of that missing night slowly rise to the surface, and a marriage begins to come apart at the seams. Shot in part around Sihanoukville, this taut Australian thriller keeps you guessing right up to its gut-punch of an ending. English subtitles.
6:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A Parisian psychoanalyst cannot shake the feeling that there was more to one of her patients’ sudden death than anyone will admit, and she starts digging where she has no business digging. Jodie Foster gives a magnetic performance entirely in French, prickly, funny and quietly unravelling. Rebecca Zlotowski wraps it all in a mystery that keeps slipping just out of reach. English subtitles.
8:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
In a Montmartre glowing with red and gold, a shy café waitress starts quietly engineering small miracles in other people’s lives, while barely daring to reach for her own happiness. Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s modern classic is pure delight from the very first frame. Come for the whimsy and stay for one of the most charming love stories ever put on screen. English subtitles.
4:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Quit the job, pack a single bag and let every day feel like a Saturday. This intimate documentary follows solo backpackers across four continents, catching the highs, the loneliness and the strange freedom of life permanently on the move. If you have ever wondered what a full year on the road really does to a person, this is your film. English subtitles.
6:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Two couples fly to Cambodia for a carefree holiday, and only three of them come home. Back in Sydney the secrets of that missing night slowly rise to the surface, and a marriage begins to come apart at the seams. Shot in part around Sihanoukville, this taut Australian thriller keeps you guessing right up to its gut-punch of an ending. English subtitles.
8:30 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A restless young traveller in Bangkok gets hold of a hand-drawn map to a hidden island paradise, and finds a commune living exactly the life everyone dreams about. Then paradise starts to rot from the inside. Danny Boyle’s backpacker fable is gorgeous, seductive and a lot darker than you remember. English subtitles.
10:00 AMReserve Your Seat(s)
When a screen-addicted family is uprooted to the countryside, the children discover an enchanted tree whose top branches open onto entirely new worlds. Adapted from Enid Blyton’s beloved books, with Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, it is bright, funny and brimming with wonder. A treat for younger viewers and for the grown-ups who grew up with the stories. English subtitles.
12:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Quit the job, pack a single bag and let every day feel like a Saturday. This intimate documentary follows solo backpackers across four continents, catching the highs, the loneliness and the strange freedom of life permanently on the move. If you have ever wondered what a full year on the road really does to a person, this is your film. English subtitles.
2:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A Parisian psychoanalyst cannot shake the feeling that there was more to one of her patients’ sudden death than anyone will admit, and she starts digging where she has no business digging. Jodie Foster gives a magnetic performance entirely in French, prickly, funny and quietly unravelling. Rebecca Zlotowski wraps it all in a mystery that keeps slipping just out of reach. English subtitles.
4:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Two couples fly to Cambodia for a carefree holiday, and only three of them come home. Back in Sydney the secrets of that missing night slowly rise to the surface, and a marriage begins to come apart at the seams. Shot in part around Sihanoukville, this taut Australian thriller keeps you guessing right up to its gut-punch of an ending. English subtitles.
6:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Fencing, fighting, giants, monsters, revenge, true love and a miracle or two. This is the fairy tale that grew up to become everyone’s favourite, every bit as funny as it is romantic and endlessly quotable. If you know it by heart, your ticket is waiting. If you have somehow never seen it, tonight is the night to put that right. English subtitles.
8:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A lonely boy in a California suburb finds something extraordinary hiding in the back garden, and decides to keep it. What follows is Spielberg at the absolute height of his powers, all bicycles, torchlight and wide-open wonder. Bring anyone who has never seen it and watch them fall apart in the final ten minutes. English subtitles.
10:00 AMReserve Your Seat(s)
When a screen-addicted family is uprooted to the countryside, the children discover an enchanted tree whose top branches open onto entirely new worlds. Adapted from Enid Blyton’s beloved books, with Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, it is bright, funny and brimming with wonder. A treat for younger viewers and for the grown-ups who grew up with the stories. English subtitles.
12:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Mr Fox promised his wife he was done stealing chickens. Naturally, he has one last job in mind, and three furious farmers are about to make his whole community pay for it. Wes Anderson’s stop-motion Roald Dahl adaptation is handmade, hilarious and unreasonably stylish. Perfect for children and openly delightful for adults. English subtitles.
2:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
Three estranged brothers board a train across India armed with matching luggage, a laminated itinerary and a great deal of unfinished business. Naturally, almost nothing goes to plan. Wes Anderson at his most beautiful and most bruised, very funny on the surface and quietly heartbroken underneath. English subtitles.
4:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A Parisian psychoanalyst cannot shake the feeling that there was more to one of her patients’ sudden death than anyone will admit, and she starts digging where she has no business digging. Jodie Foster gives a magnetic performance entirely in French, prickly, funny and quietly unravelling. Rebecca Zlotowski wraps it all in a mystery that keeps slipping just out of reach. English subtitles.
6:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A fading movie star and a young woman adrift in her own marriage keep running into each other in the small hours of a Tokyo hotel, and something forms between them that neither can quite name. Sofia Coppola turns jet lag and insomnia into one of the most beautiful films about loneliness ever made. Bill Murray has never been better, and that ending still haunts. English subtitles.
8:00 PMReserve Your Seat(s)
A writer takes a winter caretaking job at an empty mountain hotel, bringing his wife and young son along for the isolation. The hotel has other ideas. Kubrick’s masterpiece is a slow, gorgeous descent into madness, with Jack Nicholson going somewhere no actor had gone before. Seen on a proper screen, those endless corridors get right under your skin. English subtitles.