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Cinema Nova

Locality: Carlton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9347 5331

Address: 380 Lygon Street 3053 Carlton, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.cinemanova.com.au

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25.01.2022 MONSTER FEST returns to Cinema Nova for 2020: MONSTER FEST WELCOME TO THE APOCALYPSE from Thursday 3rd of December to Thursday 10th of December with a host of World, Australian & Victorian Premiere screenings and events. Program, Sessions & Tickets are now live: www.cinemanova.com.au #2020MonsterFest

25.01.2022 We all know everyone loves a sequel. But is anything ever better than the original? Tell us which movie sequel you thought topped its predecessor.

24.01.2022 Alright, let's hear it. We've all got some very specific characters who first got us hot under the collar - who was your first movie crush?

23.01.2022 Guys, mum (Emma Thompson) and dad (Gael García Bernal) have some advice for the future.

23.01.2022 The Cohen brothers’ Miller's Crossing did not do well when it was released 30 years ago. Was this because it was competing with Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas, or because of its complex storyline? The only way to find out is to watch the film again!

23.01.2022 Today’s 2020 HINDSIGHT contenders are from the humble year of 1985, marked by Live Aid, Windows 1.0 and the start of the teen movie renaissance. Revisiting these Academy Award nominees, winners and snubs, do you think the awards hold up? Or, if you had access to a DeLorean (and a lot of sway with the voters somehow), would there be some changes? Vote in this week’s poll!... www.surveymonkey.com/r/RDDG7QG See more

22.01.2022 Based on the Tony, Olivier and Moliere award-winning play, THE FATHER is a devastatingly empathetic look at how a father and his daughter are forced to contend with his dementia. With stunning performances from Academy Award winners Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman THE FATHER is a sure contender for the upcoming awards season. THE FATHER opens 26 December at Nova

22.01.2022 #FlashbackFriday: Can you believe a decade ago we welcomed writer/director Claire McCarthy (Ophelia) along with Aussie stars (and legends) Joel Edgerton and Radha Mitchell to a special Q&A screening of their Calcutta-based film, THE WAITING CITY?

22.01.2022 Tag a mate that hasn't given up on love in the time of Corona: Runs out of swipes on all dating app daily Got ghosted on a Zoom date Attempted to move in with someone they met online dating during lockdown... Bought a body pillow to cuddle with during cold nights See more

20.01.2022 Bong Joon Ho’s year just keeps getting better! The Oscar winner has been named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2020 with a tribute from Tilda Swinton to boot. He is the ultimate sophisticate cinematic fanboy, says Tilda, whilst harbouring not a drop of either snobbery or cynicism.

20.01.2022 Here's a much-needed dose of cuteness for your Friday morning - a perfect time capsule of late 80s fashion, Michael Keaton stans and communal new trailer excitement. We miss this feeling!

20.01.2022 We've had some celebrity guests in our time, but perhaps none so stylish as Lucy the Truffle Dog. Lucy will be at Nova next week for The Truffle Hunters - Valentine's Day Screening!

19.01.2022 As if we needed more reason to get excited about BRAZEN HUSSIES, Courtney Barnett is on tunes! Catherine Dwyer's new tale of the Australian women who fought for Women's Liberation in the 60s and 70s is looking cooler and cooler. Coming soon to Nova! www.cinemanova.com.au/films/brazen-hussies

19.01.2022 The story of a machine and the ghosts we all carry within us. Sandra Wollner’s challenging and profound THE TROUBLE WITH BEING BORN commences at Cinema Nova Thursday December 3. cinemanova.com.au/films/trouble-with-being-born-the

17.01.2022 If your desktop background is a scenic Sicilian backdrop, but remembering travel now makes you feel like your brain is full of wet cottonwool - we have a suggestion for a Studio Ghibli-themed change-up. Common sense is escaping to the worlds of Japanese animation films instead of throwing back antipasto on a beach! Everything is fine!!

17.01.2022 From writer-director Thomas Bezucha, Kevin Costner and Diane Lane star in this intense character-based thriller about the bonds of family, the power of love and the necessity of sacrifice, set in the American West. LET HIM GO is now showing at Cinema Nova!

16.01.2022 The demand for and value of TV is shifting in our society - and so too, slowly but surely, is the representation of women in Hollywood. And the shift is meaning new female-made content and new much needed voices in a traditionally homogeneous sphere.

16.01.2022 We don't mean to alarm you but YOUNG GEORGE CLOONEY in an AS YET UNSEEN ROLE. Also, Laura Dern. We're getting strong horror film vibes just from the still of George and Laura tucked under that blanket and not observing social distancing, tbh.

15.01.2022 Based on Tim Winton’s critically acclaimed novel, DIRT MUSIC will transport you to the awe-inspiring backdrop of Western Australia. Directed by Gregor Jordan (Two Hands) and starring Kelly Macdonald, Garrett Hedlund and David Wenham, don’t miss this Australian story of love and redemption as you get swept away with music by Julia Stone. DIRT MUSIC is coming soon to Cinema Nova

14.01.2022 If today was the day you wanted to strap yourself in for the emotional rollercoaster of Cate Blanchett telling you that she both a) loves you and b) doesn't love you, then today is YOUR DAY. Happy October!

10.01.2022 Missing live music? We've got you covered Cinema Nova proudly presents a selection of gorgeously-shot musicals, concerts and dance, ready to experience in surround sound and on the big screen. AMERICAN UTOPIA and BREAK THE SILENCE kick off today, but there's plenty more to come!

10.01.2022 A Reddit user put this together and we have to say...we are *gestures at screen* THIS bored. (Via Digg, at https://digg.com/2020/quentin-tarantino-movies-deaths-curses)

09.01.2022 Although we all need to wait a little longer to see THE FRENCH DISPATCH, there is some good Wes Anderson news in the air! Production has started on his next film, a romantic live-action set to film in Rome, with casting underway. Which of Wes Anderson’s favourite actors do you think will star in the film?

09.01.2022 Star Simon Baker thinks HIGH GROUND is a must-see for all Australians, but does David Stratton agree? HIGH GROUND is now showing at Cinema Nova. cinemanova.com.au/films/high-ground

09.01.2022 Well, a new version of Cleopatra is on the horizon - and it will reunite Wonder Woman's team of director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot. Considering the 1963 Elizabeth Taylor blockbuster literally busted 20th Century Fox's block (it almost drove them to bankruptcy, as it took the crown for the most expensive film ever made at that time), the tale of the Egyptian queen has some sizeable shoes to fill.

08.01.2022 - LOVERS ROCK. All hail Steve McQueen!

08.01.2022 #NovaKnows: Bong alert! The Parasite director’s 2009 film MOTHER has just been added to SBS On Demand, and to the top of your watch list. Not to be confused with Aronofsky’s controversial allegory, this tense mystery follows a widowed mother in rural South Korea. When her son is arrested for the murder of a young girl, mother (Kim Hye-ja) is determined to prove his innocence by finding the killer. Watch for free here: sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/1793233475529/mother

08.01.2022 This Week at Cinema Nova: Studio Ghibli's new adventure, young environmental warriors, a drama of fractured marriage and a wacky Irish romcom! Stay ahead of awards season with some of our biggest film events since lockdown, and welcome back The Room for its 11th year!

08.01.2022 Despite starting rehearsals and pre-production for the film, Julianne Moore did not stay on in the role of Lee Israel, saying that the film's director Marielle Heller had a different vision for the character in mind. #AlmostCast

08.01.2022 Casting our minds back to a simpler time: 2010, our Q&A screening of Animal Kingdom. Writer-director David Michôd was on premises, along with stars Jacki Weaver + Luke Ford...and of course your favourite Aussie scoundrel Ben Mendelsohn. Don't miss Mendo in upcoming film Babyteeth - on screens at Nova once we reopen!

06.01.2022 Some book to movie adaptations are more well known than others, some more loved than others, and some more faithful to the original work. We're looking back at some famous Page to Pictures and want to know what you think! Was Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting well adapted? Did you even know the film was based on a book? Let us know in the comments below. #PagetoPicture

05.01.2022 Despite a year of chaos, somethings remain constant: awards season is coming. But what will the Oscars race entail in 2020?

05.01.2022 La Belle Époque is a film of nostalgia, following one man's attempts to re-experience lost love. Courtesy of a company who offers the chance to visit past eras of customers choice - time travel by way of actors, sets and historical re-enactments - Victor finds himself able to step back into his past. While the film will play when we are open again, in the meantime....where would you choose to be taken back to? For us it might be the time Parasite won four Oscars, or the garlic bread festival we once attended. Just spitballing here.

04.01.2022 Between the Golden Globes and the SAG nominations, PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN, NOMADLAND and THE FATHER (coming April) look set to clean up this awards season! We’re also glad to see some love for some of our past and upcoming favourites: MINARI, FRENCH EXIT, ANOTHER ROUND, EMMA, COPPERFIELD and more

03.01.2022 Directed by Warwick Thornton and with a stunning cast including Sam Neil, Bryan Brown and an incredible performance from newcomer Hamilton Morris, SWEET COUNTRY is an uncompromising Australian film. #NovaKnows

03.01.2022 If you don’t have the concentration for a cinematic epic, find here a selection of 10 of the best films under 90 minutes!

02.01.2022 Kate Winslet has played countless beloved characters over her career. But which do you think is her best?

02.01.2022 2005 is certainly a year of Oscar winners worth revisiting with 2020 Hindsight! It’s also, upsettingly, 15 years ago. That's almost a whole human who can drive. In one of the more controversial years in Best Picture contenders, Paul Haggis’ Crash won over Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain. A 2015 poll of Academy voters revealed that most believed, in retrospect, Brokeback Mountain should have taken home the top award. But with the ‘Noscars’, we’re all voters now and everything is possible! Check out the competition and cast your votes: www.surveymonkey.com/r/RDDG7QG

01.01.2022 A Knives Out sequel is coming, and it probably won't be called Forks Out.

01.01.2022 NOMADLAND! SUN CHILDREN! AMMONITE! WOLFWALKERS! Top picks from Toronto & Venice are in. What are you most hanging to see?