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DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF SWEDEN</b>\n\
 nIn 2011\, Swedish journalists Martin Schibbye (Gustaf Skarsgård) and Jo
 han Persson (Matias Varela) risk everything when they illegally cross th
 e border from Somalia into Ethiopia. After months of planning\, they are
  finally on the right path to report on how oil corporations have brough
 t the people of the Ogaden region to their knees – until they are shot a
 nd captured by the Ethiopian army. \n\nPut on trial for international te
 rrorism\, they are sentenced to eleven years in prison. With fellow jour
 nalists\, writers and politicians as their cellmates\, they find themsel
 ves subjected to daily beatings\, fierce repression\, and disease-ridden
  conditions – a fight for survival where humanity becomes their most val
 uable weapon.\n\nCommemorating this year’s World Press Freedom Day (May 
 3\, 2022)\, this Canberra premiere screening will be preceded with a one
 -on-one\, in-person conversation between Australian journalist Peter Gre
 ste and HE Henrik Cederin\, Ambassador of Sweden to Australia and New Ze
 aland. They will discuss the importance of freedom of speech and the iss
 ues faced by journalists in reporting from conflict areas.\n\nThe conver
 sation will begin at 7 pm\, prior to the film starting at 7:30 pm.\n\n\n
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URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220503.html#film-4809
SUMMARY:438 Days (438 dagar)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4810
DESCRIPTION:Orphaned brothers Sam and Nathan Drake are caught and separat
 ed after attempting to steal a map that could lead to a fabled 16th cent
 ury treasure. Fifteen years later\, Nathan (Tom Holland) is informed by 
 fortune hunter Victor “Sully” Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) that Sam has vani
 shed while tracking that same treasure and agrees to help him find his b
 rother. What starts off as an attempt to solve one of the world’s oldest
  mysteries soon becomes a perilous race to reach the $5 billion in treas
 ure before a corrupt billionaire (Antonio Banderas). \n\nThe Uncharted v
 ideo games are widely considered among the greatest ever made\, thanks i
 n large part to its globe-trotting\, treasure-hunting gameplay that owes
  a great debt to the screen adventures of one Dr. Indiana Jones. And now
  we’ve come full circle with Uncharted having been turned into a thrilli
 ng film in its own right.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220505.html#film-4810
SUMMARY:Uncharted
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220506T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1925\, the wealthy Burbank brothers make a pit stop at a r
 estaurant during a cattle drive. There\, kind-hearted younger brother Ge
 orge (Jesse Plemons) meets widowed proprietress Rose (Kristen Dunst) and
  her teenage son\, Peter (Kodi Smit-McPhee).\n\nGeorge is immediately sm
 itten\, and it’s not long before he and Rose are married and she moves o
 nto the Burbank ranch with him. Suspect of her intentions\, domineering 
 older brother Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch) makes it his mission to wage a
  covert war of intimidation against his brother’s new wife. Much to ever
 yone’s surprise\, however\, he decides to take impressionable young Pete
 r under his wing. Could Phil finally be softening or is there something 
 more malicious at play?\n\nKiwi director Jane Campion’s latest is an exq
 uisitely crafted revisionist Western that is without a doubt one of the 
 best films of 2021. With a leading 12 nominations at this year’s Oscars\
 , it is notably the most Oscar-nominated Australian/New Zealand producti
 on in history too – and rightfully so!\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220506.html#film-4811
SUMMARY:The Power of the Dog
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4812
DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nNever has there been a cri
 minal crew of animal outlaws as infamous as The Bad Guys. But after year
 s of countless heists\, the gang – pickpocket Mr. Wolf (Sam Rockwell)\, 
 safecracker Mr. Snake (Marc Maron)\, master-of-disguise Mr. Shark (Craig
  Robinson)\, heavyweight Mr. Piranha (Anthony Ramos) and computer hacker
  Ms. Tarantula (Awkwafina) – goes from being the world’s most-wanted vil
 lains to being… caught. \n\nTo keep them all from going to prison\, Mr. 
 Wolf brokers a deal that will see The Bad Guys attempt their most challe
 nging job yet: reforming themselves as model citizens. Or at least prete
 nding to be. But could even pretending to change their ways be enough to
  actually turn them good?\n\nBased on the bestselling children’s book se
 ries by Australian author Aaron Blabey\, DreamWorks Animation’s latest i
 s a fast and funny action-comedy that the whole family can enjoy.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220507.html#film-4812
SUMMARY:The Bad Guys
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4813
DESCRIPTION:Desperate for money\, two adopted brothers (Jake Gyllenhaal\,
  Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) rob a Los Angeles bank in one of the biggest hei
 sts in history. Finding themselves short of a getaway vehicle\, they hij
 ack what they presume is an empty ambulance. But it isn’t: the vehicle a
 lso contains a paramedic (Eiza González) and a critically injured cop (J
 ackson White). As they desperately flee the police outside\, they must a
 lso keep the policeman inside alive.\n\nMichael Bay has taken a 2005 Dan
 ish film of the same title\, and as is his wont\, dialled up the action\
 , mayhem and attitude to eleven – and also inflated the running time. Ye
 t for him\, Ambulance also marks a return to low-budget film-making (or 
 at least low-budget for him): closer to the likes of Bad Boys or The Roc
 k than to the Transformers series.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220507.html#film-4813
SUMMARY:Ambulance
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:The title refers to Fårö\, a small island in the Baltic Sea\,
  which for many years was the home (and often shooting location) of lege
 ndary Swedish director Ingmar Bergman. His long association with the isl
 and has turned it into a minor shrine for directors\, writers and artist
 s.\n\nIn her latest film\, French director Mia Hansen-Løve uses the isla
 nd as the backdrop for a story of married couple Chris (Vicky Krieps) an
 d Tony (Tim Roth)\, whose relationship is rocky as the landscape\, and w
 hose story we see interwoven with that of the film they are making (star
 ring Mia Wasikowska\, who also plays herself outside of the film-within-
 a-film).\n\nAlthough this might sound like a complicated\, self-referent
 ial tangle\, Hansen-Løve (Eden\, The Father of My Children) knows how to
  keep things simple and emotionally direct in this rumination on romance
  and creativity.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220511.html#film-4814
SUMMARY:Bergman Island
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF THE FEDERAL R
 EPUBLIC OF GERMANY</b>\n\nTom (Dan Stevens) is among the first of a new 
 line of humanoid robots. He is designed to be the perfect life partner b
 y being specifically tailored to his human match’s personality and needs
 . In order to obtain funds for her research\, German scientist Alma (Mar
 en Eggert) reluctantly agrees to “test drive” Tom by having him live wit
 h her for three weeks. \n\nI’m Your Man is a playful romance that defies
  the familiar romantic comedy format to ask some deeper questions about 
 what it means to be human\, and what it takes to be happy in a relations
 hip. British actor Dan Stevens\, best known for TV’s Downton Abbey and f
 ilms like The Guest and Beauty and the Beast\, impresses with his fluenc
 y in German. And fans of Toni Erdmann (previously presented by the Germa
 n Embassy at the ANUFG) will enjoy seeing Sandra Hüller as Tom’s handler
 .\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220512.html#film-4815
SUMMARY:I'm Your Man (Ich bin dein Mensch)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nThe key fantastic beast th
 is time around is the Qilin\, a kind of Chinese unicorn that can see int
 o people’s souls and the future. In 1932\, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayn
 e) witnesses the birth of one of these creatures in northern China\, and
  does what he can to spare the animals from the predations of the dark w
 izard Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen\, replacing Johnny Depp)\, who believe
 s he can harness their powers by killing them. Opposition to Grindelwald
  falls largely on the shoulders of Newt and his allies\, as Albus Dumble
 dore (Jude Law) – still bound by a blood pact – is unable to confront Gr
 indelwald directly.\n\nFollowing the lead of the first two films (and se
 tting up two more to follow)\, we’re shown increasingly more of the non-
 Anglophone wizarding world. This time\, the action takes us to China\, G
 ermany\, Brazil and Bhutan for a globe-trotting adventure that much impr
 oves upon the previous entry.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220513.html#film-4816
SUMMARY:Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220514T070000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The enduring icon of the City of Love\, the Eiffel Tower\, ge
 ts an origin story in this fictionalised romantic drama\, starring Romai
 n Duris (The Spanish Apartment trilogy) and Emma Mackey (Death on the Ni
 le\, Netflix’s Sex Education).\n\nCivil engineer Gustave Eiffel (Duris)\
 , having just completed a collaboration resulting in the Statue of Liber
 ty\, is at a professional high. When the French government requests that
  he create something spectacular for the 1889 Exposition Universelle wor
 ld’s fair\, he finds himself more interested in the Paris subway project
 . That is\, until a lost love from his past (Mackay) re-enters his life.
  \n\nTheir secret affair inspires Gustave to create a structure many bel
 ieved impossible to realise\, but now stands as one of world’s most reco
 gnisable cultural icons.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220514.html#film-4817
SUMMARY:Eiffel
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:Literally born for the role\, the inimitable Nicolas Cage pla
 ys a fictionalised version of himself named ‘Nick Cage’\, whose career c
 hoices of late have left him feeling creatively unfulfilled and facing f
 inancial ruin. So when his agent (Neil Patrick Harris) calls with a $1 m
 illion offer\, it’s not for a movie\, but rather to make an appearance a
 t a billionaire super fan’s (Pedro Pascal) birthday party. \n\nThere may
  be more going on than meets the eye\, however\, when two CIA agents (Ti
 ffany Haddish\, Ike Barinholtz) call on Cage to spy on his genial host\,
  who could be a ruthless arms dealer. It’s not long before Cage is embro
 iled in shenanigans that could be straight out of a\, well\, Nicolas Cag
 e movie.\n\nRegardless of what you think of the man himself\, this meta-
 action-comedy is a surprisingly thoughtful ode to the magic of movies – 
 and the transcendent\, multi-faceted movie star that is Nicolas Cage.\n\
 n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220514.html#film-4818
SUMMARY:The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4819
DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC 
 OF POLAND</b>\n\nIn the 1920s\, the remote borderland between Poland and
  the Soviet Union is a lawless no man’s land ruled by gangs and bandits.
  In many ways it’s like the Old West – which makes it the perfect settin
 g for this daring\, feminist Western from Poland inspired by the films o
 f Quentin Tarantino and Sergio Leone.\n\nFollowing the death of the head
  of the powerful Levenfish criminal clan\, strong-willed Rose (Maja Osta
 szewska) and her sisters make the unprecedented move of stepping up to t
 ake control of their late father’s shady businesses. But they better wat
 ch their backs\, because a group of sly Soviet racketeers have their eye
 s on the empire too. Meanwhile\, inseparable brothers Albin (Mateusz Koś
 ciukiewicz) and Albert (Dawid Ogrodnik) are about to execute a daring pl
 an to dramatically improve their standard of living: they will pose as p
 hotographers (using the titular chemical) and make off with the Levenfis
 h family fortune.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220517.html#film-4819
SUMMARY:Magnesium (Magnezja)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4820
DESCRIPTION:Suffering from writer’s block and under pressure to record th
 eir highly anticipated 10th album\, Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters atte
 mpt to focus on their work by moving into an infamous mansion in Encino\
 , California. Once inside the haunted house\, the band gets much more th
 an they bargained for as supernatural forces threaten to tear the band a
 part... literally.  \n \nStudio 666 is the first non-documentary film st
 arring the legendary rock band Foo Fighters\, based on a story by lead s
 inger Grohl\, who stars alongside his bandmates as fictionalised version
 s of themselves – including drummer Taylor Hawkins\, who unfortunately p
 assed away in March 2022.\n\nIn reality\, the Foos recorded an album in 
 the very same house during a COVID-imposed lockdown. But here they take 
 their love of B-grade\, campy horror film and amp it up to eleven\, all 
 without taking themselves too seriously. \n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220519.html#film-4820
SUMMARY:Studio 666
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4821
DESCRIPTION:The classic French play Cyrano de Bergerac has been made into
  a stage musical at least three times – most recently by Erica Schmidt\,
  who wrote her 2018 version as a vehicle for her husband\, Peter Dinklag
 e. \n\nDinklage takes the lead again in this film version\, as the titul
 ar Cyrano: a soldier who is desperately in love with his lifelong friend
  Roxanne (Haley Bennett)\; while Roxanne has fallen for another soldier 
 in his company\, Christian (Kelvin Harrison Jr). Too self-conscious abou
 t his height to declare himself\, Cyrano instead pours out his feelings 
 in letters to Roxanne he writes on behalf of\, and as a favour to\, Chri
 stian. There is also a third competitor for Roxanne’s heart\, whose jeal
 ousy will be the catalyst for tragedy.\n\nDirected by Joe Wright (Atonem
 ent\, Darkest Hour)\, this is a lush and sumptuous take on the oft-told 
 tale\, buoyed by yet another terrific performance from Dinklage.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220520.html#film-4821
SUMMARY:Cyrano
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220521T070000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Jackson Briggs (Channing Tatum) is a former U.S. Army Ranger 
 suffering from PTSD who is desperate to get back into active combat. Dee
 med by his superiors as unfit for duty\, he spends his days working in a
  deli – that is\, until a unique opportunity presents itself. If Briggs 
 can escort Lulu\, the military working dog of a recently-deceased squadm
 ate\, across the country to attend the late soldier’s funeral\, he will 
 be recommended for an overseas tour. The only catch is that Lulu is a fe
 ral killing machine who no one else wants to go near.\n\nAnd so begins t
 heir misadventures as Briggs and Lulu drive each other completely crazy\
 , break laws\, evade death\, and learn to let their guards down. More th
 an just a buddy comedy\, Dog is also a nuanced reflection on the life of
  veterans after war – of both the human and canine variety.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220521.html#film-4822
SUMMARY:Dog
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220521T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4823
DESCRIPTION:Like many studio productions\, Casablanca was made (at least 
 by today’s standards) cheaply and quickly\, with a script written on the
  fly – but this is the rare case where everything clicked\, and the stor
 y and characters emerging from the chaos have attained mythic status. \n
 \nCelebrating its 80th anniversary this year\, the film won three key Os
 cars: Best Picture\, Screenplay and Director. Nominated also was Humphre
 y Bogart\, who shot to superstardom with this role as the hardened and c
 ynical proprietor of Rick’s Café Américain in French Morocco during WWII
 . \n\n“Everybody comes to Rick’s”\, we are told – and among them is Vict
 or Laszlo (Paul Henreid)\, a Czech resistance leader on the run from the
  Nazis. “I stick my neck out for no man\,” Rick claims\, but will he sti
 ck his neck out for Laszlo? And will it make a difference that Victor is
  now paired with Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman)\, Rick’s former lover?\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220521.html#film-4823
SUMMARY:Casablanca
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:Set in an up-market London restaurant\, this one-shot drama f
 ollows head chef Andy Jones (Stephen Graham) around the kitchens and din
 ing floor\, over the course of what can only be described as the shift f
 rom hell. After a disastrous surprise visit by the health inspector\, An
 dy spends the evening cajoling his staff to do their jobs\, whilst also 
 diffusing tensions between management and his crew\, and catering to an 
 array of demanding customers. And then Alastair (Jason Flemyng) turns up
 . Who is he\, and why does he make Andy so nervous?  \n\nBoiling Point w
 as nominated for 4 BAFTA awards\, including Best Actor for Stephen Graha
 m. Gripping from start to finish\, it is the ultimate slow burn.\n\nFun 
 fact: It was filmed in only four takes\, the third of which resulted in 
 the final film.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220525.html#film-4824
SUMMARY:Boiling Point
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220526T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4825
DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF HUNGARY</b>\n
 \nWhen accomplished neurosurgeon Márta (Natasa Stork) encounters fellow 
 doctor János (Viktor Bodó) at a conference\, it’s love at first sight. Q
 uitting her top job in America\, she returns to her native Hungary to be
 gin again with the love of her life. Márta is shocked\, however\, when J
 ános doesn’t show up at their arranged meeting spot. But that’s nothing 
 compared to what happens when she finally locates him: he tells her that
  they’ve never met before. Is he pretending not to know her? Has she enc
 ountered a doppelganger? Or has Márta simply conjured their entire relat
 ionship in her mind? \n\nPart psychological drama\, part clever love sto
 ry\, Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time is a begu
 iling look at the nature of love. Unwieldy long title aside\, the film w
 as also Hungary’s official Oscar submission for Best International Film 
 at the 93rd Academy Awards.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220526.html#film-4825
SUMMARY:Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time (Felkés
 zülés meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220527T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4826
DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC 
 OF KOREA</b>\n\nIt’s 1991 and the South Korean ambassador to Somalia (Ki
 m Yoon-seok)\, and his North Korean counterpart (Huh Joon-ho) are both a
 ttempting to bribe Somalia’s corrupt President into supporting their cou
 ntries’ bids to join the United Nations. But it’s not long before civil 
 war has broken out and Somalia’s capital city of Mogadishu becomes a dea
 dly battleground. Against overwhelming odds\, the two old rivals and the
 ir entourages must put aside their differences and work together in a de
 sperate bid to make it out of Mogadishu alive.\n\nLoosely based on real 
 events\, this spectacular Korean thriller has got everything going for i
 t: great action\, clever humour\, memorable characters and plenty of hea
 rt. In fact\, as far as blockbusters go\, Escape from Mogadishu more tha
 n holds its own against most of what Hollywood has been dishing out late
 ly. What more could you want?\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220527.html#film-4826
SUMMARY:Escape from Mogadishu
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220528T085700Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220528T070000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4827
DESCRIPTION:Raised in a small town in the Louisiana bayou\, just outside 
 of New Orleans\, Antonio LeBlanc (Justin Chon) is a Korean adoptee strug
 gling to make a better life for his family\, including pregnant wife Kat
 hy (Alicia Vikander) and step-daughter Jessie. Following an altercation 
 with two police officers\, Antonio is violently arrested and threatened 
 with deportation after it is revealed that his adoptive parents never na
 turalised him as a citizen. He must now confront the ghosts of his past 
 while struggling with the possibility of being forced to leave the only 
 country he has ever called home.\n\nBlue Bayou is a labour of love for a
 ctor and award-winning indie filmmaker Chon\, who spent over four years 
 working on the film\, consulting with many adoptees in similar situation
 s to ensure the experience depicted was authentic. The end result is a g
 enuinely affecting drama that tugs at the heartstrings.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220528.html#film-4827
SUMMARY:Blue Bayou
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220528T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4828
DESCRIPTION:The films of visionary director Robert Eggers (The Witch\, Th
 e Lighthouse) have intertwined history and mythology with fantasy and ho
 rror to create cinematic experiences that are equally beautiful and frig
 htening. His latest film\, The Northman\, is an adrenaline-fuelled epic 
 which surpasses his previous works in nearly every way.\n\nBased on the 
 medieval Scandinavian legend of Amleth – which directly inspired Shakesp
 eare’s Hamlet – the film begins with a young Viking prince witnessing th
 e murder of his father (Ethan Hawke) at the hands of his uncle (Claes Ba
 ng)\, who then takes his mother (Nicole Kidman) as his own queen. Years 
 later\, the prince has become a warrior (Alexander Skarsgård) who is pro
 pelled by supernatural forces and driven by obsession to embark on a que
 st. His goal: avenge his father\, save his mother\, and kill his uncle. 
 \n\nStark\, brutal and intensely beautiful\, The Northman must be experi
 enced in a cinema.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220528.html#film-4828
SUMMARY:The Northman
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220602T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4829
DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF GEORGIA</b>\n
 \nWhen Varlam Aravidze (Avtandil Makharadze)\, the mayor of a small Geor
 gian town\, passes away\, he receives a solemn funeral befitting any res
 pected statesman. But the peace in which he rests is short-lived: the ne
 xt day\, his corpse is found in the garden of his family home. The body 
 is reburied\, but despite best efforts\, Varlem is repeatedly unearthed 
 by unknown culprits. As the townspeople try to figure out who keeps digg
 ing up their dead mayor – and why – the despotic nature of his oppressiv
 e regime comes to light.\n\nScreening in celebration of 30 years of Aust
 ralian-Georgian diplomatic relations\, this critically acclaimed anti-to
 talitarian fable was recently restored in preparation for a return visit
  last year to the Cannes Film Festival – where it originally premiered i
 n 1987 and won three prizes\, including the Grand Prix jury award.\n\n\n
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URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220602.html#film-4829
SUMMARY:Repentance (Monanieba)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220603T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nIn 1961\, Spanish artist F
 rancisco Goya’s ‘Portrait of the Duke of Wellington’ was stolen from the
  National Gallery in London. Nobody knew who had taken the portrait and 
 this led to much speculation\, including a cameo appearance in Dr. No’s 
 headquarters in the 1962 James Bond film.\n\nThe Duke is based on the st
 ory of what happened to the painting. Instead of the originally suspecte
 d major international crime syndicate\, we are introduced to Kempton Bun
 ton (Jim Broadbent)\, a working class\, 60-year-old taxi driver. Bunton 
 was committed to rectifying social injustices\, particularly in relation
  to care for the elderly\, a crusade which impacted upon his marriage to
  Dorothy (Helen Mirren). At his trial\, Bunton would plead not guilty to
  the theft of the painting. Who really stole the portrait?\n\nThis is th
 e penultimate film directed by Roger Michell (Notting Hill)\, who passed
  away in September 2021. His final film\, Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(
 s)\, screens later this season on June 25.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220603.html#film-4830
SUMMARY:The Duke
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220604T070000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4831
DESCRIPTION:This inspiring cinematic and musical odyssey traverses six co
 ntinents to explore how rivers have shaped our landscapes and cultures t
 hroughout history. Drawing on extraordinary aerial cinematography\, incl
 uding satellite footage\, the film shows the Earth’s rivers on a scale n
 ever before seen. The images\, music and a sparse\, poetic script combin
 e to create a powerful dream-like film that embraces both the wildness o
 f rivers and their vulnerability.\n\nRiver is the latest documentary fro
 m Australian filmmaker Jennifer Peedom\, who brought us Sherpa and Mount
 ain\, both of which have previously screened at the ANU Film Group. It r
 eunites Mountain’s winning combination of Peedom’s vision and direction\
 , narration from Willem Dafoe and the music of the Australian Chamber Or
 chestra – with the added bonus of a soaring Radiohead track.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220604.html#film-4831
SUMMARY:River
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220604T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Four Zimbabwean refugees – Joseph\, Tinashe\, Marlvin and Par
 don – leave their economically-hit homeland in search of a better life e
 lsewhere. Their perilous journeys eventually lead them to South Africa\,
  where they get restaurant jobs which leads to them delving into the int
 ricacies of wine. \n\nDriven by relentless optimism and an unshakeable n
 ational pride\, the four men decide to form the first-ever Zimbabwe team
  to compete in The World Wine Blind Tasting Championships. Regarded as O
 lympics of the wine world\, the competition is held annually in France a
 nd requires entrants to correctly guess the country\, winery\, and vinta
 ge of twelve different wines. Needless to say\, it's not long before our
  team of mavericks turns an establishment of privilege and tradition on 
 its head. \n\nThis uplifting tribute to the human spirit has won Audienc
 e Awards at film festivals around the world\, including at the Sydney Fi
 lm Festival last year. Bottoms up!\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220604.html#film-4832
SUMMARY:Blind Ambition
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220609T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF BOSNIA AND HE
 RZEGOVINA</b>\n\nIn July 1995\, the Serbian army ignores a formal United
  Nations ultimatum and begins a brazen siege of the small Bosnian mounta
 in town of Srebrenica. English teacher Aida (Jasna Ðuričić) and her fami
 ly find themselves among over 30\,000 displaced citizens seeking shelter
  in a UN-operated base on the outskirts of town\, designed to house only
  a few thousand. Aida’s skills as a translator enable her to eventually 
 bargain her way inside. But safety comes at a cost: she becomes party to
  the negotiations and to crucial information\, which puts her in an ethi
 cal bind as the conflict escalates around them.\n\nWritten and directed 
 by Jasmila Žbanić  – herself a survivor of the Bosnian War – this grippi
 ng\, Oscar-nominated film is a masterful look at courage and resilience 
 in the face of war’s devastating human toll. And it’s all accomplished w
 ithout depicting anything more violent than a slap in the face.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220609.html#film-4833
SUMMARY:Quo Vadis\, Aida?
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220610T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In the late 17th century\, with the plague ravaging the land\
 , young Benedetta Carlini (Virginie Efira) joins a convent in the small 
 Italian town of Pescia\, Tuscany. Seemingly capable of performing miracl
 es and having visions of Jesus Christ from an early age\, Benedetta’s im
 pact on the community and convent is immediate and profound. But her fai
 th – and the legitimacy of her claims – is truly questioned with the arr
 ival of a rebellious new nun (Daphne Patakia)\, who tempts Benedetta lik
 e never before.\n\nLest you presume this to be a stuffy historical drama
 \, Benedetta hails from director Paul Verhoeven\, the man behind such co
 ntroversial ‘masterpieces’ as Basic Instinct\, Starship Troopers and Sho
 wgirls. So expect plenty of his trademark sex\, nudity and gore as his l
 atest film – which is probably best described as ‘nunsploitation’ – pose
 s provocative questions about sexual freedom and faith.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220610.html#film-4834
SUMMARY:Benedetta
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220611T090200Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220611T070000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4835
DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nAfter banishing the evil D
 r. Robotnik (Jim Carrey) from Earth\, Sonic’s (voiced by Ben Schwartz) o
 nly wish is to continue using his speedy powers to help those in need – 
 but it turns out not everyone needs a hero all the time. \n\nOpportunity
  soon comes calling when Robotnik returns with a new partner – the super
 -strong Knuckles the Echidna (voiced by Idris Elba) – to seek out a lege
 ndary emerald with the power to bend reality. Teaming up with a two-tail
 ed fox named Tails (voiced by Colleen O'Shaughnessey)\, everyone’s favou
 rite blue hedgehog must embark on a globe-trotting adventure to find the
  emerald before it falls into the wrong hands.\n\nThe first Sonic film o
 vercame fan trepidation to become the most successful film based on a vi
 deo game ever made. Thankfully\, this supersized sequel is more of the s
 ame – with more characters\, more action and more of everything you enjo
 yed the first time around.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220611.html#film-4835
SUMMARY:Sonic the Hedgehog 2
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220611T112200Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220611T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Reclusive\, middle-aged author Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock) 
 has made a successful career writing romance-adventure novels. To promot
 e her latest work\, she goes on a book tour with her hunky cover model\,
  Alan (Channing Tatum). The tour takes an unexpected detour when she is 
 kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire (Daniel Radcliffe) who believes sh
 e knowns the location of a priceless treasure. Wanting to prove her can 
 be a hero in real life\, Alan sets out to rescue her.\n\nWhat follows is
  an adventure-comedy caper that\, while many may recognise the outcome\,
  is still thoroughly entertaining. Will our cover model be able to rescu
 e his author? Will the villain find the treasure? And why is Brad Pitt h
 ere?\n\nWith Bullock recently announcing that she’s taking time away fro
 m acting\, The Lost City may be one of the last opportunities to see the
  35-year veteran on screen for a while.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220611.html#film-4836
SUMMARY:The Lost City
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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BEGIN:VEVENT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220616T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In a bold attempt to capitalise on the booming market in 1979
 \, a group of young filmmakers set out on a road trip through rural Texa
 s to make a pornographic film. They arrive at the farm of an elderly cou
 ple\, intending to shoot the film at their secluded guesthouse. But when
  their eccentric hosts catch them filming on location\, the cast and cre
 w soon find themselves hunted by a killer and fighting for their lives.\
 n\nThis is another prime example of high quality\, self-aware and creati
 ve horror filmmaking from the studio that gave us Hereditary\, Midsommar
  and The Lighthouse. An homage to classic 70’s slasher films – notably T
 obe Hooper's 1974 original Texas Chainsaw Massacre – X is clever\, darkl
 y funny and\, of course\, brimming with excessive sex\, blood and gore. 
 What more could you ask for?\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220616.html#film-4837
SUMMARY:X
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220617T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4838
DESCRIPTION:The storied legacy of the aristocratic Crawley family – and t
 heir faithful domestic servants – carries on in this big-screen sequel t
 o 2019’s Downton Abbey\, which itself was a spin-off of Julian Fellowes'
  popular television series of the same name. \n\nPicking up after the Ki
 ng and Queen of England’s visit to Downton\, the story begins as Lady Ma
 ry (Michelle Dockery) signs an agreement allowing a major motion picture
  to be filmed on the sprawling grounds of the estate. She and the Downto
 n staff soon have their hands full playing host to the motley personalit
 ies of the directors\, actors\, and film crew who are temporarily moving
  in. \n\nMeanwhile\, the rest of the Crawley family accompany the Dowage
 r Countess Violet (Maggie Smith) on a trip to the sunny climes of South 
 of France\, where she's inherited a villa from a mysterious former suito
 r. How scandalous!\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220617.html#film-4838
SUMMARY:Downton Abbey: A New Era
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220618T070000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Celebrating its 70th anniversary this year\, Singin’ in the R
 ain takes us back even further\, to the late 1920s when silent films sta
 rted being replaced with “talkies”.\n\nWhen two silent movie stars\, Don
  Lockwood (Gene Kelly) and Lina Lamont (Jean Hagen)\, are cast in a musi
 cal\, chorus girl Kathy Seiden (Debbie Reynolds) is brought in to dub Li
 na’s atrocious speaking and singing. Lina thinks she and Don are as much
  a couple off-screen as on film\, when in reality he barely tolerates he
 r. Then Don falls for Kathy\, and as Hollywood knows\, while two is comp
 any\, three is hilarious.\n\nAlthough the film was only a modest hit whe
 n it was first released\, many critics have come to regard it as the gre
 atest musical film ever made. In 2007\, the American Film Institute rank
 ed it as the fifth-greatest American motion picture of all time. Come al
 ong and decide for yourself!\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220618.html#film-4839
SUMMARY:Singin' in the Rain
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220618T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4840
DESCRIPTION:Mild-mannered Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh) is a Chinese immigrant w
 ho runs a struggling laundromat with her husband\, Waymond (Ke Huy Quan)
 . During a meeting with a tax auditor (Jamie Lee Curtis)\, Evelyn’s worl
 d suddenly fractures and an alternate-universe version of Waymond instru
 cts her that\, in order to save the universe\, she must ‘verse-jump’ int
 o the lives of her parallel universe counterparts. From there\, she begi
 ns amassing the skills and memories of all sorts of other Evelyns that e
 xist throughout multiverse ¬– from movie star to Peking opera singer and
  even a piñata ¬– to realise her full potential.\n\nLeave it to the dire
 ctors of Swiss Army Man to come up with a metaphysical martial arts epic
  as chaotic as this. If nothing else\, it serves as an insanely imaginat
 ive showcase for the many talents of veteran actress Yeoh (Crouching Tig
 er\, Hidden Dragon\, Tomorrow Never Dies). And yes\, that is Short Round
  from Indiana Jones playing Evelyn's husband.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220618.html#film-4840
SUMMARY:Everything Everywhere All at Once
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220623T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:In 1963 France\, 23-year-old Anne (Anamaria Vartolomei) is a 
 bright young student with designs on an extended academic career – all o
 f which is put in jeopardy when she discovers that she’s unexpectedly pr
 egnant. Determined to do something about it\, Anne is dismayed to find h
 er options strictly limited\, with significant prison time awaiting anyo
 ne found undergoing\, executing or even enabling an abortion. As her pre
 gnancy progresses\, Anne finds herself forced to navigate the undergroun
 d world of clandestine abortions.\n\nAdapting Annie Ernaux’s semi-autobi
 ographical novel\, Happening is a startling and all-too-timely reminder 
 that the battle for women’s reproductive rights is far from over nearly 
 60 years on. Premiering at last year’s Venice International Film Festiva
 l where it won the festival’s top prize\, the Golden Lion\, this is a to
 ugh but rewarding watch – with several particularly visceral scenes that
  earn the film its ‘R’ rating.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220623.html#film-4841
SUMMARY:Happening (L'événement)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220624T113100Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220624T093000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220624T093000Z
UID:anufg.org.au/films/4842
DESCRIPTION:Suzu (Kaho Nakamura) is a deeply unhappy high schooler who’s 
 still struggling to come to terms with her mother’s untimely death a few
  years ago. Seeking solace\, she joins a fantastic virtual reality unive
 rse in which she adopts an enhanced avatar named Belle. As it turns out\
 , the ethereally beautiful Belle has an extraordinary singing voice\, an
 d much to Suzu’s astonishment\, soon becomes a globally beloved music su
 perstar.\n\nHer success is disrupted\, however\, by a mysterious outcast
  known as The Beast\, who is on the run from ruthless vigilantes inside 
 the virtual world. Intrigued by The Beast\, Belle sets out to learn more
  about him and perhaps even uncover his identity in the real world.\n\nA
  dazzling and visually sumptuous new take on a tale as old as time\, thi
 s critically lauded Japanese anime is the latest from Oscar-nominated di
 rector Mamoru Hosoda (Mirai\, Wolf Children).\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220624.html#film-4842
SUMMARY:Belle (Ryū to Sobakasu no Hime)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220625T070000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220625T070000Z
UID:anufg.org.au/films/4843
DESCRIPTION:Equal parts nostalgic and modern\, this uplifting documentary
  about Queen Elizabeth II is impeccably timed to coincide with her Plati
 num Jubilee this year\, which marks her 70th year on the throne. The lon
 gest serving British monarch and female head of state in history\, the Q
 ueen is instantly recognisable\, yet has remained elusively and perpetua
 lly unknowable – despite being entrenched in our collective consciousnes
 s for nearly nine decades.\n\nNow\, with extraordinary access to rare fo
 otage from the Royal Archives\, this cinematic celebration reveals a uni
 que glimpse of the woman behind the legend. Notably\, it is also the fin
 al film directed by Roger Michell (Notting Hill)\, who completed it just
  days before his unexpected death last year. His penultimate film\, The 
 Duke\, is also showing earlier this season on June 3rd.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220625.html#film-4843
SUMMARY:Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220625T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4844
DESCRIPTION:While visiting her ill sister in Bogotá\, Colombia\, a Scotti
 sh expatriate (Tilda Swinton) is awakened one night by a sudden\, loud b
 ooming sound. Despite her best efforts to uncover the source of the soun
 d – which only she can seem to hear – she continues to be awakened  nigh
 t after night by the unusual sound. Her sanity beginning to slip\, she s
 eeks refuge in the serenity of the Colombian jungles\, but can you ever 
 truly escape your own memories?\n\nThe English-language debut from accla
 imed Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul\, Memoria is a mesmerising
  addition to a body of work that includes the likes of Uncle Boonmee Who
  Can Recall His Past Lives and Cemetery of Splendour. Much like those fi
 lms\, this is a highly original\, lyrical and immersive cinematic experi
 ence that demands to be seen on the big screen.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220625.html#film-4844
SUMMARY:Memoria
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220630T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4845
DESCRIPTION:Middle-aged radio journalist Johnny (Joaquin Phoenix) travels
  around the United States interviewing children about their lives and th
 eir thoughts on the future of the world. When he is unexpectedly tasked 
 with caring for his nine-year-old nephew\, Jesse (Woody Norman)\, the pa
 ir quickly forge a bond. And when Johnny is pressured by his producing p
 artners to get back to work\, he decides to go on the road with Jesse in
  tow. After all\, what’s the worst that could happen?\n\nAs it turns out
 \, what does happen makes for a journey well worth taking as the unpredi
 ctable Jesse turns the tables on Johnny in the most unexpected ways. As 
 the latest film from writer-director Mike Mills (Beginners\, 20th Centur
 y Women)\, C'mon C'mon is a delicate and casually profound affair about 
 human connection\, featuring a winning performance from Phoenix and love
 ly black-and-white cinematography to boot.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220630.html#film-4845
SUMMARY:C'mon\, C'mon
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220701T113700Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220701T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4846
DESCRIPTION:1943 was a major turning point for the Allies in the Second W
 orld War and included an early agreement on the attack of Sicily. To suc
 cessfully implement such an attack\, however\, the occupying German forc
 es would have to be deceived into moving out of the area.\n\nOperation M
 incemeat is based on this deception operation: two intelligence officers
  (Colin Firth\, Matthew MacFadyen) conceive a plan to trick the Nazis in
 to believing the Allies were planning to attack southern Europe by way o
 f Greece. To do this\, the body of a deceased man was disguised as a Bri
 tish officer and equipped with fake and misleading papers. With the body
  dropped off the coast of Spain\, the bait was laid. Was their meticulou
 s planning enough to trick the enemy?\n\nDirected by John Madden (Shakes
 peare in Love)\, Operation Mincemeat is a wryly entertaining slice of wa
 rtime espionage supported by an excellent ensemble cast.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220701.html#film-4846
SUMMARY:Operation Mincemeat
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220710T113000Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220706T093000Z
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UID:anufg.org.au/films/4855
DESCRIPTION:For five nights this winter – from Wednesday 6 July to Sunday
  10 July – Kambri at ANU will be hosting a free First Nations Film Festi
 val\, held in partnership with the ANU Film Group.\n\nTimed to coincide 
 with NAIDOC Week 2022\, the Festival has been curated to celebrate and e
 levate the contributions and stories of First Nations creatives in the f
 ilm industry. The screenings of these First Nations-focussed films\, bot
 h old and new\, form part of a wider Kambri First Nations Festival takin
 g place across the precinct. Visit www.kambri.com.au for more details.\n
 \nEntry is free and open to anyone to attend\, but registration is encou
 raged by <b><a href="https://events.humanitix.com/first-nation-film-fest
 ival">CLICKING HERE</a></b>.\n\n<b>1. WEDNESDAY 6 JULY @ 7:30 PM – JEDDA
  (1955)</b>\nDirector: Charles Chauvel\nCast: Ngarla Kunoth\, Robert Tud
 awali\, Betty Suttor\, Paul Reynall\n\nThis landmark 1955 film was the f
 irst Australian feature to be shot in colour\, and more importantly\, th
 e first to star Indigenous actors in leading roles. The harsh surrounds 
 of the Northern Territory provide the backdrop for a complex story of cu
 ltural identity\, as an orphaned Aboriginal girl (Ngarla Kunoth) is adop
 ted by a white family and soon finds herself trapped between two culture
 s – but belonging to neither.\n\n<i>(PG\, 90 mins)</i>\n\n<b>2. THURSDAY
  7 JULY @ 7:30 PM – RABBIT-PROOF FENCE (2002)</b>\nDirector: Phillip Noy
 ce\nCast: Everlyn Sampi\, Tianna Sansbury\, David Gulpilil\, Kenneth Bra
 nagh\n\nCelebrating its 20th anniversary this year is director Phillip N
 oyce’s powerful and award-winning drama about the stolen generations. Ba
 sed on the true story of three Aboriginal girls who\, after being forcib
 ly removed from their mothers in 1931\, escaped from a mission settlemen
 t to find their way home. They make their 2\,400-kilometre journey by wa
 y of the ‘rabbit-proof fence’\, which once stretched the entire length o
 f Western Australia.\n\n<i>(PG\, 94 mins)</i>\n\n<b>3. FRIDAY 8 JULY @ 7
 :30 PM – MY NAME IS GULPILIL (2021)</b>\nDirector: Molly Reynolds\nCast:
  David Gulpilil\n\nIn 2017\, David Gulpilil was diagnosed with lung canc
 er and given only six months to live but defied the odds to tell one las
 t story: his own. This intimate documentary charts his extraordinary lif
 e as an actor\, dancer\, singer\, painter and Aboriginal elder\, as Gulp
 ilil reminisces on a life bridging two cultures and reflects candidly on
  mortality. It ultimately was his last performance before passing away i
 n November 2021.\n\n<i>(M\, 101 mins)</i>\n\n<b>4. SATURDAY 9 JULY @ 7:3
 0 PM – SWEET COUNTRY (2017)</b>\nDirector: Warwick Thornton\nCast: Hamil
 ton Morris\, Sam Neill\, Bryan Brown\, Ewen Leslie\n\nIn 1929 Alice Spri
 ngs\, when Aboriginal stockman Sam (Hamilton Morris) kills a white stati
 on owner in self-defence\, he and his wife are forced to go on the run –
  pursued by a vengeance-fuelled posse intent on bringing Sam to justice 
 one way or another. Director Warwick Thornton’s award-winning Australian
  Western is a haunting cinematic experience that contrasts the beauty of
  the territory with the ugliness of the acts that transpire there.\n\n<i
 >(MA\, 113 mins)</i>\n\n<b>5. SUNDAY 10 JULY @ 7:30 PM – THE DROVER’S WI
 FE: THE LEGEND OF MOLLY JOHNSON (2021)</b>\nDirector: Leah Purcell\nCast
 : Leah Purcell\, Rob Collins\, Sam Reid\, Jessica De Gouw\n\nIn 1893 on 
 an isolated farm in the Snowy Mountains\, the heavily pregnant Molly Joh
 nson and her young children struggle to survive in the absence of her dr
 over husband. But running the farm soon proves to be the least of her wo
 rries when unexpected visitors arrive. Leah Purcell pulls triple duty\, 
 writing\, directing and starring in the titular role in this Indigenous 
 feminist reimagining of Henry Lawson’s classic Western tale.\n\n<i>(MA\,
  108 mins)</i>\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220706.html#film-4855
SUMMARY:Kambri First Nations Film Festival (July 6 – 10)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:<b>PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF THE ISLAMIC R
 EPUBLIC OF IRAN</b>\n\nIn prison for an unpaid debt\, Rahim Soltani (Ami
 r Jadidi) is granted a two-day leave so he can try and settle the matter
  with his creditor (Mohsen Tanabandeh)\, who also happens to be his brot
 her-in-law. Things don't go as planned\, however\, and a well-intentione
 d good deed leads to a tangled mess that jeopardises Rahim’s chances of 
 leaving jail permanently.\n\nA Hero is the latest film from Asghar Farha
 di\, one of only a few directors in history to have won the Best Foreign
  Film Oscar more than once: for A Separation in 2012 and The Salesman in
  2017. The master of the moral dilemma\, Farhadi’s newest film has been 
 no less lauded: it won the Grand Prix at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival\,
  and is a riveting\, weighty thriller well worth your time.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220714.html#film-4847
SUMMARY:A Hero (Ghahreman)
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:It’s been 50 years since Francis Ford Coppola gave moviegoers
  an offer they couldn’t refuse: an iconic\, essential masterpiece of cin
 ema which explored the meaning of family and the American dream in the g
 uise of an operatic gangster epic. Ask any movie buff to come up with a 
 list of the greatest films of all time\, and The Godfather is almost gua
 ranteed to be on there.\n\nBased on Mario Puzo’s novel of the same name\
 , the film follows aging patriarch Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) as he m
 akes preparations to cede control of his organised crime empire to his y
 oungest son\, Michael (Al Pacino). Initially reluctant\, Michael soon fi
 nds himself drawn deeper into the family business – and the inevitable c
 ycle of violence and betrayal that follows.\n\nMore than 5\,000 hours of
  work was undertaken to meticulously restore the film under Coppola’s di
 rection in time for this milestone anniversary\, and it has never looked
  better.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220715.html#film-4848
SUMMARY:The Godfather
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220716T070000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Eight-year-old Nelly (Joséphine Sanz) is still coping with th
 e recent loss of her beloved maternal grandmother when she accompanies h
 er parents to help clear out her mother’s childhood home. Exploring the 
 surrounding woods one day\, she encounters a young girl her own age buil
 ding a treehouse. They become fast friends\, until Nelly realises that t
 he girl\, named Marion (Gabrielle Sanz)\, is somehow a younger version o
 f her own mother.\n\nPetite Maman is a captivating\, fantastical coming 
 of age story that explores childhood and a mother-daughter relationship 
 that crosses through time. Much like the rest of French filmmaker Céline
  Sciamma’s (Portrait of a Lady on Fire\, Girlhood) body of work\, it is 
 a powerful and delicate film that will stay with you long after the cred
 its have rolled.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220716.html#film-4849
SUMMARY:Petite Maman
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220716T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Omar (Amir El-Masry) is a young Syrian musician who is stuck 
 on a remote Scottish island as he awaits the fate of his asylum request.
  Omar may be stuck\, but he is not alone\, accompanied by three new flat
 mates as they while away their hours wandering about the epic landscape.
  In between contemplating their complex pasts and unknown futures\, they
  binge episodes of Friends\, participate in open mic nights\, and undert
 ake ‘cultural awareness’ classes. \n\nNominated for two BAFTA awards\, i
 ncluding Best British Film\, Limbo is a funny and poignant cross-cultura
 l satire that examines both the hardship and hope of the refugee experie
 nce. Deploying pitch perfect wit and crisp observation\, this special li
 ttle film shines a light on the lives of those at the centre of a crisis
  that most of us only experience through headlines.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220716.html#film-4850
SUMMARY:Limbo
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20220721T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Baz Luhrmann takes on the king of rock ‘n’ roll in this epic 
 biographical musical drama.\n\nFilmed in Australia and featuring a bevy 
 of Australian talent in supporting roles\, the film stars American relat
 ive newcomer Austin Butler (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) in the title 
 role\, with Tom Hanks playing his enigmatic manager\, Colonel Tom Parker
 . Their complex and decades-spanning relationship forms the backdrop of 
 the story that moves from Elvis’ childhood to his breakthrough and rise 
 as a rock ‘n’ roll legend and eventual movie star\, along with the chall
 enges that follow in an evolving cultural landscape.\n\nWith Luhrmann’s 
 distinctive directorial style centred on Presley’s energetic and provoca
 tive charisma\, this is likely a film where subtlety takes a back seat –
  but one that you can’t help falling in love with.\n\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220721.html#film-4851
SUMMARY:Elvis
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nFollowing the universe-alt
 ering events of Spider-Man: No Way Home\, Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumbe
 rbatch) finds himself plagued by apocalyptic visions each night in his d
 reams. With the help of mystical allies both old and new\, he must journ
 ey into the unknown to confront a mysterious new adversary. His path pus
 hes the boundaries of reality further than ever before as he enters the 
 mind-bending and dangerous alternate realities of the Multiverse.\n\nAft
 er five key appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far\, Benedi
 ct Cumberbatch's Master of the Mystic Arts finally gets a second title o
 uting to fully explore the extent – and horrors – of his powers. So it’s
  perfectly fitting that Marvel was able to convince none other than Sam 
 Raimi (Evil Dead\, Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man trilogy) to return to the 
 comic book movie fold. With Elizabeth Olsen\, Benedict Wong\, Chiwetel E
 jiofor and Rachel McAdams also along for the ride\, this is one trip you
  won't want to miss.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220722.html#film-4852
SUMMARY:Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nEveryone’s favourite yello
 w pill-shaped creatures are back! Picking up where 2015’s Minions preque
 l left off\, this fifth film in the Despicable Me franchise finds us in 
 the 1970s\, with 12-year-old budding supervillain Gru (Steve Carrell) gr
 owing up in the suburbs with the aid of his loyal Minions\, hatching a p
 lan to join the infamous supervillain group known the Vicious Six. \n\nA
 fter the firing of leader Wild Knuckles (Alan Arkin) leads to an opening
  in the group\, Gru jumps at a chance to interview for a position – whic
 h does not go well\, to put it mildly. Chaos ensues with the stealing of
  a precious gem\, resulting in Gru and the Minions going on the run from
  the Vicious Six.\n\nTaraji P. Henson\, Jean-Claude Van Damme\, Lucy Law
 less\, Dolph Lundgren and Danny Trejo round out the voice cast of the vi
 llainous Vicious Six.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220723.html#film-4853
SUMMARY:Minions: The Rise of Gru
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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DESCRIPTION:[This is a No Guests screening]\n\nThe “world” in “Jurassic W
 orld” now takes on a new meaning. Following the events of the last film\
 , Isla Nublar has been destroyed\, and its inhabitants freed and unleash
 ed upon the planet. What’s more\, the dinosaurs’ genomes have been made 
 open source\, and the technology for cloning them is now ubiquitous. The
 y’re still not exactly common (any more than wolves or bears are common)
 \, but as the story opens\, you might encounter a dinosaur anywhere on E
 arth. Humans are still in control\, of course – but for how long?\n\nJur
 assic World: Dominion is intended to round off both the recent Jurassic 
 World trilogy and the six-part Jurassic series as a whole\, making for a
 n epic conclusion to a series 65 million and 30 years in the making. Fit
 tingly\, the key stars of the original (Sam Neill\, Laura Dern\, Jeff Go
 ldblum) make a return in this one.\n\n- 
URL:http://www.anufg.org.au/filminfo/20220723.html#film-4854
SUMMARY:Jurassic World: Dominion
LOCATION:ANU Film Group
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