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Cine Bar Cairns

Locality: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 427 717 271

Address: 14 Florence St 4870 Cairns, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.cinebarcairns.com

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21.01.2022 A short message.

20.01.2022 #reelsquad BREAKING NEWS! You still have until this Friday to watch four free Masterclass workshops and our best ever films: register at portshorts.com and check out youth, drone, local, music and open award-winning films:)

18.01.2022 Let’s guess how long it will be until we set-up our red chairs for pop-up boutique cinema events in Cairns. 3 months? 6 months?...

18.01.2022 FOR SAMA: is an amazing film shot in Syria by young woman through her pregnancy, birth and early years of her child's life. She has dedicated the film to her daughter Sama as a record of those years of the civil war in Syria. You can RSVP for a free on-line screening of this film below.

16.01.2022 #TaiwanFilmFest 2020 Streaming online from 9-30 July! https://www.taiwanfilmfestival.org.au/ Features Boluomi... Detention The Good Daughter GF*BF Run For Dream Closing Time The Gangs, The Oscars, and The Walking Dead Synapses Filmmaker in Focus: Hsiao Ya-Chuan Father to Son Taipei Exchanges Mirror Image Short Films Competition Lipstick Be **** or Not To Be A-Tien Unnamed Golden Horse Film Academy Short Films Rootless in the City Speedy Recovery Short Films Selection Temple of Devilbuster Screenwriting WTF Music copyright | PA PUN BAND

16.01.2022 Due to popular demand, we have now added new sessions to the screening of If Stilettos Could Talk - Cairns Premiere Screening. New sessions are at 8:30pm / 9:00pm and 9:30pm. If you have tickets to the 7:30pm session you can come to any of the later sessions instead (or go twice).... The Q'n'A and official speeches will follow the first screening. All tickets can be purchased here: www.trybooking.com/BOFIA

15.01.2022 #TaiwanFilmFest 2020 Streaming online from 9-30 July! https://www.taiwanfilmfestival.org.au/ Features Boluomi... Detention The Good Daughter GF*BF Run For Dream Closing Time The Gangs, The Oscars, and The Walking Dead Synapses Filmmaker in Focus: Hsiao Ya-Chuan Father to Son Taipei Exchanges Mirror Image Short Films Competition Lipstick Be **** or Not To Be A-Tien Unnamed Golden Horse Film Academy Short Films Rootless in the City Speedy Recovery Short Films Selection Temple of Devilbuster Screenwriting WTF Music copyright | PA PUN BAND

14.01.2022 Tomorrow night and Thursday at the Salt House, the 6th Queensland edition of the Australian International Animation Festival AIAF 2019: Cairns. 50 animated short films including Australia's first indigenous superhero web series Zero-Point Season Zero, award winners from this year's 19th Melbourne International Animation Festival and more! Don't miss it!... Admission restricted 18+.

12.01.2022 Free Streaming now.. 'Michael Moore presents Planet of the Humans, a documentary that dares to say what no one else will this Earth Day that we are losing the... battle to stop climate change on planet earth because we are following leaders who have taken us down the wrong road selling out the green movement to wealthy interests and corporate America. This film is the wake-up call to the reality we are afraid to face: that in the midst of a human-caused extinction event, the environmental movement’s answer is to push for techno-fixes and band-aids. It's too little, too late.' See more

11.01.2022 Did you enjoy the films at Night 1 of the Animation festival at Salt House? It’s night 2 tonight and there’s another 3 sessions with a small interval between to... replenish drinks at the bar. Sessions 1 & 2 are 45min each followed by the 30min Late Night Bizarre selection. We'd like to remind ticket holders from night 1 that entry tonight for night 2 is free for you. If you have already purchased tickets for night 2 online you can bring along a friend for FREE. Online $10 - 2 for 1 - tickets are available here until 4:30pm. https://www.trybooking.com/BGPGL We’ll also have comfy, red, deck or directors chairs available for just $5 at the door from 5:30pm Just check in with the big bearded bloke when you arrive. Sessions start at 7pm

09.01.2022 Big applause for Travis Bain’s latest short film ZOMBIES V CWA at last night’s Understory awards. An encore screening this afternoon at Unseen Cinema Earlville 4:30pm where Travis will present his film before the Jim Jarmusch feature THE DEAD DON’T DIE. Tickets at the door from 3:30 pm

08.01.2022 Alleyway boutique cinema right in the heart of Cairns. Did you ever come along to one of our movie nights? #cairns #cairnsculture #cairnscreatives

08.01.2022 Flickerfest will hit Cairns on March 27 at the Cairns Performing Arts Centre. See the below event page for more information. #flickerfest #cairns #shortfilms

06.01.2022 A new program to see some favourite classics commences at Events Central next week.

05.01.2022 Hi Folks, As we’re approaching the end of 2019 we’ll celebrate with consecutive Unseen Cinema Sunday screenings at Earlville of what may well be the most outsta...nding and certainly among the most looked forward to films we’ve shown this year. First up Sun 8 Dec BIRDS OF PASSAGE, selected for the prestigious Opening Night spot at The Cannes Film Festival. Followed up Sun 15 Dec with PAIN AND GLORY, the latest film from Pedro Almodovar featuring Antonio Banderas and Penelope Cruz. Tickets are on sale now at https://www.trybooking.com/eventlist/upcoming and seats are limited. If available, tickets may also be purchased from the End Credits table in the cinema foyer from 3:30pm on the day. Films screen at 4:30pm. You can find more information about each film and watch trailers at our website www.endcredits.org.au

05.01.2022 Tickets available now https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=571424 What the critics said.... 1/2 A breathtaking, moody, elegiac piece of work. There are ethnographic films and there are crime films. I can’t recall a film before this that does both successfully. Few times a year, I give a film 4.5 stars (never 5). Birds of Passage is one. Run, walk, crawl but go. Paul Byrnes, SMH/THE AGE 1/2 Unbelievably beautiful. A wonderful film experience. Margaret Pomeranz, FOXTEL ARTS SCREEN Powerful. A gripping combination of ethnography and crime thriller. David Stratton, THE AUSTRALIAN Fascinating. A tropical gothic tragedy of haunting power. An experience to seek out. Jason Di Rosso, ABC RADIO NATIONAL Extraordinary. Bracingly unique. Lynden Barber, LIMELIGHT MAGAZINE Remarkable. Something truly original. You have never seen a gangster movie like this. It never loses your full attention or fascination. Leigh Paatsch, THE HERALD SUN What marks this classic morality tale apart from others of its kind is the specificity of the backdrop and the observational details about the culture in which it is set. Vicky Roach, THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH Powerful and compelling. This kind of story has been told many times before, but the potency of Birds of Passage is in the telling. It’s shot with the kind of dream-like fervour that makes seeing it in the cinema essential Will Cox, BROADSHEET Visually arresting and brilliantly rendered. A cautionary tale about the cost of forfeiting one’s beliefs, and how the loss of culture impacts indigenous people. Ben O’Shea, THE WEST 1/2 Bold and brilliant. Part anthropological study, part rise-and-fall epic and all-out mesmerizing, this regional spin on the family business saga makes you rethink the notions behind why we watch crime flicks past the vicarious thrills. Three viewings in, I’m still flabbergasted by the scope and detail of this movie; three viewings from now, I’ll probably continue to be in awe David Fear, ROLLING STONE Epic. Even as you may be reminded of other sweeping chronicles of fortunes made and souls undone by ambition and greed your perception of the world is likely to be permanently altered. The experience made me think of some of my favourite movies, but it’s also like nothing I’ve ever seen before. A.O. Scott, THE NEW YORK TIMES A genuine knockout. Kenneth Turan, THE LOS ANGELES TIMES Powerfully affecting; elegiac, evocative and profoundly cinematic. A paean to a lost world that combines magical realism with the epic sweep of The Godfather. Mark Kermode, THE OBSERVER Absolutely extraordinary. You do not have to have Wayuu ancestry, or any connection to the region to understand the broader implications of this epic story. Guerra and Gallego’s film is no dusty period piece, it is wildly alive, yet it reminds us that no matter how modern we are, there are ancient songs our forebears knew whose melodies still rush in our blood. Jessica Kiang, THE PLAYLIST A masterpiece. Destined to be among the year’s finest films. Exceptional in every respect, a transcendent experience that becomes far more than the sum of its individually brilliant parts. If Birds of Passage is showing anywhere in your city or town, don’t miss it. And if it’s not, tell your local theatre to request it, because films of such beauty and raw power deserve to be seen. Mark Hughes, FORBES OFFICIAL SELECTION (COLOMBIA) 2019 ACADEMY AWARDS OPENING NIGHT SELECTION 2018 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL (DIRECTOR’S FORTNIGHT) OPENING NIGHT SELECTION 2018 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTION 2018 BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL (IN COMPETITION) OFFICIAL SELECTION 2018 TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL The highly anticipated new film from the creators of the Oscar-nominated Embrace of the Serpent, Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego’s astounding BIRDS OF PASSAGE is an epic, visually exquisite story about the destabilising effect of Western influences on the familial traditions and rituals of a proud indigenous family. Guajira, Northern Colombia, 1970s. Wayuu tribe-member Zaida (Natalia Reyes) has come of age, leaving formidable matriarch Ursula (Carmiña Martínez) with the important task of finding a suitable match. Her instincts warn her against young Rapayet (José Acosta), an ambitious man with strong links outside of the clan, but the word of his respected uncle Peregrino (José Vicente Cotes) carries weight, so she accedes, setting an outrageous dowry. The seed sown, Rapayet stumbles onto a plan with his flamboyant friend Moises and cousin Aníbal to sell marijuana to a visiting American. It’s the beginnings of a profitable new enterprise. As the family rises to prominence, Ursula becomes increasingly complicit in her son-in-law’s business dealings, insisting traditional honour codes are respected and observed. But the trappings of wealth and power soon incite a war that threatens to tear them and their ancient traditions apart. A unique sensory adventure, BIRDS OF PASSAGE, with its fascinating depiction of duelling tribal codes, rituals and beliefs, couldn’t be further removed from the time-honoured, rags-to-riches crime sagas of Western cinema. Almost mythical in its storytelling, this extraordinary film bursts with eye-popping traditional costumes and culture, an immersive atmosphere of surreal imagery, vivid sound design and glorious widescreen cinematography. It demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible.

04.01.2022 Is the USA on the path to war on China? Could Australia be drawn into a battle between two nuclear superpowers? Watch The Coming War on China now on DocPlay. Free for 30 days: http://mad.mn/comingwaronchina

04.01.2022 Local filmmakers screening night and social gathering. Featuring Travis Bain (THROWBACK) (LANDFALL) presenting his latest production STARSPAWN - OVERTURE plus ZOMBIES vs THE CWA.

03.01.2022 Hi there everyone!

03.01.2022 BACK TO THE FUTURE 2.

02.01.2022 Alleyway boutique cinema right in the heart of Cairns. Did you ever come along to one of our movie nights? #cairns #cairnsculture #cairnscreatives

02.01.2022 Is the USA on the path to war on China? Could Australia be drawn into a battle between two nuclear superpowers? Watch The Coming War on China now on DocPlay. Free for 30 days: http://mad.mn/comingwaronchina

01.01.2022 Join us for International Animation Day - a global animation event that is celebrated in more than 50 countries! Launched by ASIFA (Association Internationale du Film d'Animation) in 2002, International Animation Day commemorates the first public performance of projected moving images with Emile Reynaud’s Theatre Optique at the Grevin Museum in Paris, on the 28 October 1892. Animation Alliance Australia Inc. | ASIFA Australia and End Credits Film Club invite you to the Salt ...House for a special screening of the best animated short films from around the world exclusively for International Animation Day 2020. Important: Unclassified 18+. Animation Alliance Australia Inc. | ASIFA Australia acknowledges the generous support of Screen Queensland and the Queensland Government; Griffith Film School; End Credits Film Club, Culture Mechanics and Salt House.

01.01.2022 TOMORROW NIGHT ~ Due to popular demand, there are now new sessions added to the screening of ‘If Stilettos Could Talk - Premiere’. New sessions are at 8:30pm / 9:00pm and 9:30pm. If you have tickets to the 7:30pm session you can come to any of the later sessions instead (or go twice).... The Q'n'A and official speeches will follow the first screening. All tickets can be purchased here: www.trybooking.com/BOFIA