TICKETING (all prices inc. GST)
SINGLE ADMISSION
Adult $13.80
Concession $10
Groups $9 (minimum 10 people)
*Eligible Concessions: Full-time Students (photo ID required), senior citizens,Health Care holders, Pensioners, Palace Nova Movie Club members, Alliance Francaise members
FAMILY SCREENING
Asterix & Obelix (family session) Sunday 4.00pm - all tickets $8
MULTIPLE FILM PASSES
(not including opening night gala)
9 film pass - $90
5 film pass - $50
Multi-film passes are for separate, preselected sessions for one person. All films must be chosen in advance to different films at the time of purchase. Passes are available from Palace and Nova Cinemas box offices.
OPENING NIGHT FILM AND PARTY
Read My Lips Wednesday April 2 at the Palace Eastend Cinema 6.45pm screening followed by a gala reception.
All tickets $25
TICKETS ON SALE
Tickets on sale from March 17 from PALACE NOVA EASTEND CINEMAS box office daily until sold out. The cinemas accept CASH ONLY and do not take telephone bookings.
FESTIVAL CONDITIONS
All seating is unreserved. All festival films will commence at the advertised starting time. We anticipate that door sales will be available for most Festival sessions, however this cannot be guaranteed. Patrons are urged to purchase their tickets well in advance to avoid disappointment.
Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas complimentary passes, cinema promotions and free ticket offers are not valid for festival screenings. Apart from the opening night film which will be at Palace, all screenings will be at the Nova Cinema, 251 Rundle Street.
All non-English speaking films have English subtitles. Festival tickets, once acquired, are non-refundable and non-exchangable.
Dates, times are programs are correct at the time of publication, but may need to be altered. We therefore reluctantly reserve the right to withdraw, change and replace programs without notice. All festival films are restricted to persons 18 years of age and over, with the exceptions Asterix & Obelix (G), Monsieur Batignole (M). This relates not necessarily to the content of the films, but to the censorship requirements of holding the festival, as set by the Office of Film and Literature Classification.