The Moonlight Cinema Melbourne Summer 2011/2012 Film Program has just been unveiled to the public and patrons can look forward to a range of cult classics, new releases and preview screenings.
It is a pretty exciting film line-up and the Melbourne event kicks off with a screening of
The Descendants, the latest feature film from acclaimed director Alexander Payne. Other feature films screening in December include
We Bought A Zoo, the long awaited feature film from Cameron Crowe,
Life of Brian will screen appropriately on Christmas Eve and the cult classic
The Princess Bride will screen on New Year's Eve.
Welcome 2012 with 80s cult classics
The Breakfast Club,
Ferris Bueller's Day Off and
Dirty Dancing and a handful of preview screenings of film titles such as the action/horror
The Darkest Hour, the Australian comedy
A Few Best Men,
The Sitter, directed by David Gordon Green and The documentary
Buck.
The February film program features a preview screening of
Carnage, the latest offering from Roman Polanski as well as a screening of
Melancholia, directed by enfant terrible Lars von Trier and the acclaimed
The Skin I Live In, directed by Pedro Almodóvar.
View the complete Moonlight Cinema Melbourne Summer 2011/2012 Film Program at the Moonlight Cinema
website.
Melbourne's Moonlight Cinema is located in the Royal Botanic Gardens and tickets for the Melbourne Summer 2011/2012 season are currently on sale.
Ticket prices are as follows;
Adult - $18
Concession - $16
Sen/Child (5-15yrs) - $14
Gold Grass - $33
It is worth noting that Wednesdays are 'Discount Wednesdays' and all tickets are reduced to $12 and Gold Grass tickets are reduced to $25. However if a Preview Screening falls on a Wednesday, regular ticket prices will apply.
You can purchase tickets
online or from the Moonlight Cinema Box Office at the event venue. Also
food and drink will be available for purchase at the venue.
For all the latest on this exciting annual event, please see the Moonlight Cinema
website, Moonlight Cinema
Facebook profile, Moonlight Cinema
Twitter or download the Moonlight Cinema
iPhone App.
