The exclusive, advanced screenings kick off on Sunday February 1 with a showing of Selma, a historical drama about Dr Martin Luther King’s voting rights march. You can also see Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson and Michael Caine in the advanced screening of Kingsman: The Secret Service. Catch Michael Mann’s Blackhat, starring Chris Hemsworth, Joaquin Pheonix’s latest venture Inherent Vice, and Tim Burton’s latest offering Big Eyes, featuring Amy Adams’ Golden Globe winning performance. The advanced screenings round off with Focus, starring Will Smith and Aussie actress Margot Robbie.
Valentine’s Day will feature a special screening of the iconic 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. While dress-up movie nights will summon the zombie apocalypse with new Aussie armageddon flick Wyrmwood, get you dusting off your fishnets and sequins for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and bring the laughs for Life of Brian.
The February program also features an advanced screening of the controversial James Franco/Seth Rogen flick The Interview.
