Coming to a town near YOU! 5 films….. why not see them all?
Thursday 1st October 7.30pm Killara Centre, 210 Manifold St. CAMPERDOWN
A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT
Iran/USA, 2014, MA, Horror/Western, 1hr 41min
A moody, black-and-white Iranian-American vampire western set in the ghostly Bad City. A lonely young man, Arash, struggles to care for his addicted father, while a chador-clad vampire stalks abusive men. When the two meet, an uneasy, tender connection forms, balancing danger and desire. As crime, exploitation, and loneliness haunt the town, the vampire becomes both predator and avenger. Blending horror, romance, and dark humour, the film explores isolation, morality, and longing, creating a hypnotic atmosphere where love and violence quietly intertwine beneath the surface of an unforgiving world.
Entry $10 (includes supper)
Thursday 8th October 7.30pm Mechanics Hall, 5 Anderson St. SKIPTON
CHILDREN OF HEAVEN
Iran, 1997, PG, 1hr 29m
The award-winning heartwarming story of Ali and his younger sister Zahra, whose lives are turned upside down when Ali accidentally loses her only pair of shoes. With their family struggling financially, the children keep the loss a secret and devise a plan to share Ali’s worn sneakers so they can both attend school. As they navigate daily challenges, their bond grows stronger through acts of kindness, sacrifice and determination. Set against the streets of Tehran, this moving and uplifting drama celebrates resilience, family and the extraordinary courage found in ordinary lives
Entry $10 (includes supper)
Thursday 15th October 7.30pm Murnong Indigenous Garden, 30 William St. LISMORE
MY FAVOURITE CAKE
Iran, 2024, M, 1hr 36min
In Tehran, Mahin refuses to let loneliness define her life. Seeking companionship and a renewed sense of purpose, she embarks on a relationship that unfolds with humour, tenderness and quiet defiance, celebrating human connection in the face of aging.
Entry $10 (includes supper)
Thursday 22nd October 7.30pm Civic Rose Room, 131 High St. TERANG
A SEPARATION
Iran, 2011, PG, 2hr 3min
A masterful Iranian drama where a family’s separation triggers a chain of moral dilemma’s, hidden truths and conflicting loyalties. Through intimate human stories the film explores justice, class, faith and the fragile boundaries between right and wrong.
Entry $10 (includes supper)
Thursday 29th October 7.30pm Theatre Royal, 2 Bath St. CAMPERDOWN
PERSEPOLIS
Iran, 2007, M, 1hr 36 min
An animated coming-of-age story based on Marjane Satrapi’s acclaimed graphic memoir. Set during and after the Iranian Revolution, the film follows Marjane as she grows from a spirited young girl into an independent young woman. Witnessing political upheaval, war and increasing social restrictions, she is sent to Europe for safety, where she struggles with identity, belonging and cultural dislocation. Told with wit, honesty and striking black-and-white animation, this film offers a deeply personal perspective on modern Iranian history while celebrating resilience, self-discovery and the enduring power of individuality in challenging times.
Entry $10 (includes supper)
No bookings required, just arrive before 7.30pm for tickets at the door.
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