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25.01.2022 HELP WANTED We have permission to start up again but the committee who run it has been halved and we’re looking for enthusiastic people with a passion for film to join us. Probably about 3-5 to help share the load not that it’s that much. If you’re interested PM me or send a message to [email protected]. ... There’s honestly not much work to do. An hour or so before the film and about 20mIns after. Plus engage in some Messenger conversations. If you’re keen, please get in touch.

23.01.2022 On Sunday February 23 we will screen the classic love story, Casablanca. You know the lines but have you seen the film. Or if you have, when was the last time you saw it. Come along and see what all the fuss is about. A movie made in 1941 that doesn’t age. ... You won’t be sorry. Join the Sandgate Cinema Club on line at our website or on the door. Membership from $10 - includes admission to the first movie. This could be the start of a beautiful friendship. Doors open 5:00 Casablanca starts at 6pm.

22.01.2022 Hi All If you’re joining us on Sunday for our screening of Rams, please make sure you have downloaded and registered on the Check-In Qld app before you arrive. We will be asking everyone to remember to socially distance too.

22.01.2022 No film this weekend. In the meantime, you might enjoy this full length movie shot in our town.

21.01.2022 Not an easy day to forget.

21.01.2022 Don’t forget, we’re showing Rams this Sunday 6pm Sandgate Town Hall. Membership available from $10. https://youtu.be/xg4zGf3_F1Q

21.01.2022 You must remember this.. Casablanca is screening on Sunday 23 February at 6pm (doors 5.30pm). BYO food. Beer, wine, soft drinks etc available for purchase at the Town Hall. ... Also, a couple of dates for your diaries. Our next screenings will be: Sunday 29 March 2020 Grand Budapest Hotel Sunday 26 April 2020 Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan Memberships from $10 available at the door. So. Round up the usual suspects and remember we’ll always have Sandgate

18.01.2022 Sadly, in these extraordinary times, it will come as no surprise to you that we have decided to cancel our next screening, The Grand Budapest Hotel. We hope to bring it to the Town Hall when life returns to some form of normality. Stay safe, keep your distances in the time ahead and we hope to see you in the beautiful Sandgate Town Hall soon.

17.01.2022 It’s a bit cooler today. Skies are grey. Come along to the Sandgate Town Hall and watch one the best movies ever made. Casablanca. ... Tonight. 5:30 doors. Casablanca 6pm. Membership available at the door from $10. Card or cash.

16.01.2022 Hi Flicks Fans Sorry we’ve been quiet. Like you all just trying to get through this year. We’re currently following BCC’s plans for the town hall and so far we still aren’t allowed to hold screenings. ... Hopefully in the near future we will get the OK. In the meantime, here’s a trailer for a new Aussie movie doing the rounds. You might want to check it out. Stay safe everyone. https://youtu.be/xg4zGf3_F1Q

15.01.2022 Well, another month has gone by and still the virus has us in its grip although, as you know, restrictions are lifting. We wonder whether we should screen Outbreak or Contagion when this is all over. Anyway, there won’t be a screening this month either. Sorry folks. ... Here’s a very short (5min) film reminiscent of a more successful Tom Hanks movie. https://youtu.be/FctVr9sMwvw

15.01.2022 Sandgate Cinema Club's first screening for 2020 will be Sunday 23 February, movie to be announced soon - watch this space! If you need a movie fix in January, get along to the outdoor screening of Red Dog on 26 January at VMR as part of the Australia day by the bay event, thanks to Stirling Hinchliffe MP.

14.01.2022 Hi Everyone Well, despite recent happenings of Covid in the community, the Council is allowing us to recommence screenings. Before we do we’d like a bit of information from you all. ... We’re wondering what type of films are you interested in attending: Recent release you didn’t get a chance to see at the cinema? Old classics - by Old we don’t necessarily mean Black and White movies. More esoteric films? We’re also concerned about the length of films. More than 90mins seems a bit long on the Town Hall chairs. We will encourage you, if you have them, to bring along comfortable folding chairs We will still have the tables out so you can enjoy a snack and a beverage. And lastly, we are appealing for other people to join the committee. It’s not that time consuming but extra help with the organizing of each film would be appreciated. So, if you feel like it’s something you want to be more involved in, please drop us a line. The next screening will take place on April 25. More on that later.

13.01.2022 We're back after our Covid layoff. And we'll be screening an exciting PG Aussie comedy that was released late last year on offer - The Sam Neill/Michael Caton movie RAMS. Come along Sunday, May 30 for a 6pm Screening at the Sandgate Town Hall. Door open from 5:30pm.... Memberships from $10 available on the door. And any child under 15 is admitted free with accompanying responsible guardian. Refreshments available. And you can bring your own nibbles - tables available. You can also bring your own camp chairs if you wish.

12.01.2022 We’re all missing our monthly outing to the Town Hall. So, how about we all post an clip or comment about our favourite film(s). I’ll start with this one, one of my two favourite films. Both came out in the same year, 1983. ... I never tire of watching this film. I attended a public lecture by the producer, David Puttman, a couple of years ago and he was asked a question about what movie he was most proud of - bearing in mind he produced Midnight Express, Chariots of Fire, The Killing Fields, The Mission among others and he chose this little film. If you haven’t seen it, check it out. It’s wonderful, and one of those few films that you get more out of each time you watch it. It was one of Burt Lancaster’s final films and, to some extent, rebooted his career in his twilight years. It also brought us Jenny Seagrove and Peter The 12th Doctor Capaldi. https://youtu.be/nufb3JysCgY

08.01.2022 Sunday week and we’re back in the Sandgate Town Hall again (Sunday June 27 6pm) Have you never seen Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window?... Or has it been a while? Classics like this don’t age. Come along and watch the neighbours with Jimmy Stewart and Grace Kelly. Memberships from $10 available on the door. Refreshments available and you’re welcome to bring your own snacks. https://youtu.be/m01YktiEZCw

08.01.2022 It’s still the same old story, A fight for love and glory. https://youtu.be/mwAZG2mXDKo

06.01.2022 The next screening of the Cinema Club is on Feb 23. We wanted to get something that honours the Oscars and Valentine’s Day as both fall in February. We will announce it tomorrow night but here’s a hint.

04.01.2022 Cash only this evening. Apologies but due to a technical glitch, we are unable to take credit or debit card payments this evening. Good old fashioned cash is welcome.....

04.01.2022 Lovely to see so many of you at Casablanca on Sunday. Remember, our next screening is Wes Anderson’s beautiful and funny The Grand Budapest Hotel. Sunday 29 March. Doors 5pm Screening 6pm... Memberships from $10 - available at the door. See more

02.01.2022 A kiss is still a kiss. Casablanca Sandgate Town Hall... Sunday February 23, 6pm Membership from $10 and available on line or on the door. Cash or card. https://youtu.be/riGdpXCPyfA