Every Wednesday night at JAM is CINÉ CLUB.
Guest host for February is Theo Landon (Teddy Landy).
Our Theme for March is 'Gone Walkabout'. Which Way? A brief foray into Australian film through the idea of the road.
Wednesday 01 - Walkabout (1971, Nicolas Roeg)
Wednesday 08 - Wake In Fright (1971, Ted Kotcheff)
Wednesday 15 - Stork (1971, Tim Burstall)
Wednesday 22 - Head On (1998, Ana Kokkinos)
Wednesday 29 - Ten Canoes (2006, Rolf de Heer)
Screening will start at 8 pm.
The Oldest Road - TEN CANOES (2006, Rolf de Heer).
You might think your road’s different to my road, you might even think you walk a different road, one I might not know. You might think you’ve got yourself just a brand new road, that’s never been walked before, but a lot of people have walked a lot of roads and I bet someone’s walked your road a long time before you have.
Ten Canoes is the first film that’s entirely Aboriginal language. It’s a fable of misbegotten love, longing, respect, revenge and tradition. But it’s not to lump it in as anachronistic or ham-fistedly conservative. It’s brilliant, beautifully shot contemporary cinema.
—Theo Landon
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JAM CINÉ CLUB aims to bring people with a love of cinema together.
Stay tuned for the monthly themes.
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