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And just like that, we're nearing the end! Don't miss the Delphi Bank 24th Greek Film Festival before it wraps in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra this Sunday 22 October.
Continuing reading for highlights from this weekend's jam-packed schedule of contemporary Greek Cinema and book now!
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THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER
"Exquisite and unexpected. The Killing of a Sacred Deer is one of the best movies of the year." IGN
Greece's hottest cinematic export Yorgos Lanthimos returns with his highly-anticipated sophomore English-language feature, the brooding psychological horror THE KILLING OF A SACRED DEER, starring Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman.
Winner of Best Screenplay and nominated for the Palme d’Or at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival.
MELBOURNE Friday 20 October, 7:00pm Palace Cinema Como BOOK NOW
SYDNEY Friday 20 October, 7:00pm Palace Norton Street BOOK NOW
CANBERRA Sunday 22 October, 6:15pm Palace Electric BOOK NOW
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DOGS OF DEMOCRACY + Q&A WITH DIRECTOR MARY ZOURNAZI
Greek-Australian filmmaker Mary Zournazi gets a dogs-eye view of modern Greece still emerging from the grip of a crisis in DOGS OF DEMOCRACY. Arriving in Athens for the first time, Zournazi finds a city in chaos where riots and teargas were becoming part of the everyday. But, among it all, there was one constant that showed the true heart of its people – the dogs.
Mary Zournazi will attend screenings of the documentary in Melbourne and Canberra this weekend to introduce the film and host a Q&A session with the audience.
MELBOURNE Saturday 21 October, 3:30pm Palace Cinema Como Followed by Q&A with director Mary Zournazi BOOK NOW
CANBERRA Sunday 22 October, 3:30pm Palace Electric Followed by Q&A with director Mary Zournazi BOOK NOW
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MYTHOPATHY
Celebrated filmmaker Tassos Boulmetis (A Touch of Spice) returns from a 12-year hiatus with MYTHOPATHY, a long-awaited nostalgia piece that revisits the picturesque yet politically turbulent Athens of the ‘70s and ‘80s.
Funny, wistful and somewhat autobiographical, Mythopathy shows that - even when the world changes - love, heartbreak and politics stay the same.
MELBOURNE Saturday 21 October, 5:00pm Palace Cinema Como BOOK NOW
SYDNEY Saturday 21 October, 5:00pm Palace Norton Street BOOK NOW
CANBERRA Saturday 21 October, 6:00pm Palace Electric BOOK NOW
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CLOSING NIGHT: CLOUDY SUNDAY
Manousos Manousakis’ gorgeous biopic CLOUDY SUNDAY returns by popular demand for a special encore screening to celebrate the end of the Festival. This untold story of Thessaloniki’s Jewish community during the Second World War is an epic collision of love and tragedy using the soul-stirring music of rebetika legend Vasilis Tsitsanis as its heartbeat.
MELBOURNE Sunday 22 October, 6:30pm The Astor Theatre Followed by celebratory drinks and live music from Melbourne's beloved Rebetiki. BOOK NOW
SYDNEY Sunday 22 October, 6:30pm Palace Norton Street Light refreshments followed by Closing Night screening. BOOK NOW
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BY POPULAR DEMAND
Sydney's Palace Norton Street will re-screen two of this year's most popular films this coming Tuesday and Wednesday for those who missed out on tickets. Book now to avoid disappointment!
CLOUDY SUNDAY Tuesday 24 October, 6:45pm Palace Norton Street BOOK NOW
THE BACHELOR Wednesday 25 October, 6:45pm Palace Norton Street BOOK NOW
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WATCH THE FESTIVAL TRAILER
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SYDNEY 10-22 October, Palace Norton Street MELBOURNE 11-22 October, Palace Cinema Como + Astor Theatre BRISBANE 12-15 October, Palace Barracks ADELAIDE 12-15 October, Palace Nova Eastend CANBERRA 19-22 October, Palace Electric
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