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Where Stars light the ScreenGeneral InformationDeckchair Cinema screens films 7 nights a week from April until November. We are open nightly from 6.30pm, with films starting promptly at the advertised time.

Dinner and DrinksYou can bring your own food, but remember you cannot bring your own alcohol. We are a fully licensed venue and our bar opens from 6.30pm nightly. Our nightly caterers are:

Sunday DeeBee CateringMonday Incredible IndiaTuesday DeeBee CateringWednesday HanumanThursday Fundraiser cateringFriday HanumanSaturday Incredible India

TicketsBuy tickets online at www.deckchaircinema.com to skip the queue; we don’t charge any online booking fees! Or buy tickets at our Box Office nightly from 6.30pm (sorry we cannot process in-person, or telephone, bookings outside of our Box Office hours).

Single Double Sessions Tickets (weekends only)Adults $16 $24Concession* $12 $18Members* $10 $15Children (5-15) $8 $12Family – 2 adults and 2 children $35 $55Children 4 and under Free Free

* ID required

Membership $75Become a member of the Darwin Film Society and over your 12 month membership you get:

• 4 FREE tickets per year• 4 FREE members’ screenings per year • A MASSIVE $6 discount off the adult ticket price • And MUCH MORE!

See website for more details and to purchase.

Location Jervois Road, Darwin Waterfront

FREE parking at Deckchair and on the Esplanade.

Only a short walk from town, take the scenic Damoe Ra Park walkway to the cinema (just before Parliament House).

SPECIAL EVENTS

Anniversary screening of Balibo Friday 16 October October 16th 2015 marks the anniversary of the deaths of the Balibo Five in 1975.

This dramatic retelling of events follows five journalists captured and killed at Balibo in East Timor 40 years ago.

Thanks to an initiative by the film’s director, Robert Connelly, we are holding this special memorial screening simultaneously with the Astor in Melbourne and in Hobart, with a share of the box office from the screenings going to East Timorese charity organisations.

Halloween Fright Night Saturday 31 OctoberThe Vault - Pure Cinema is paying a visit to our annual Halloween fright night!

We present two early masterpieces of German expressionist cinema (rated PG): Nosferatu, based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula; and The Cabinet of Dr Caligari for the price of one (with an intermission). Haunting, chilling and utterly captivating, both films will be accompanied by live original score, composed and performed by local musicians Mats Unden, Podvig’s Levin Diatschenko and Charlee L. Lee.

Curated by Koulla Roussos, pure horror under the stars!

Some Like It HotCLOSING NIGHT - Sunday 15 November Commonly rated as one of the best films of all time, celebrate yet another fab year in films at Deckchair with our closing night classic Some Like it Hot.

This nostalgic 1959 comedy caper was Marilyn Monroe’s second film with director Billy Wilder (her first being 1955 classic The Seven Year Itch). It is also a film for which Orry-Kelly (the subject of Women He’s Undressed) won an Oscar for Best Costume Design.

Before the sun sets on another season of Deckchair, join us for one last hurrah. Where Stars light the Screen

Program 4, 2015Thursday 24 September- Sunday 15 November, 2015

Please note – program information is correct at time of printing. Advertised films may change due to circumstances beyond our control.www.deckchaircinema.com.au*Last Screening Fundraiser Special Screening Free to Members

Thurs 24-Sep 7:30pm Paper Planes G 96m Commerce Pints Hockey Club Inc Fri 25-Sep 7:30pm Iris M 75m 25-Sep 9:10pm Women He’s Undressed PG 100mSat 26-Sep 7:30pm Mr Holmes M 103m 26-Sep 9:30pm Far From Men M 102mSun 27-Sep 7:30pm Last Cab to Darwin M 124m With NT short: Bright Lights Big City Mon 28-Sep 7:30pm The Salt of the Earth M 110mTues 29-Sep 7:30pm Women He’s Undressed PG 100mWed 30-Sep 7:30pm Far From Men M 102m Member Free Screening followed by Cafe Cinema

Thurs 1-Oct 7:30pm Lady and the Tramp G 76m Greyhound Rehoming Association NT Inc Fri 2-Oct 7:30pm Another Country G 90m 2-Oct 9:30pm The Salt of the Earth M 110mSat 3-Oct 7:30pm The Farewell Party M 95m 3-Oct 9:30pm Last Cab to Darwin M 124mSun 4-Oct 7:30pm Iris* M 75m With NT short: Everything - Leah Flanagan (music clip)Mon 5-Oct 7:30pm Far From Men* M 102mTues 6-Oct 7:30pm Mr Holmes M 103mWed 7-Oct 7:30pm Last Cab to Darwin M 124mThurs 8-Oct 7:30pm The Man from Snowy River PG 102m Northern Territory Quarter Horse Association Fri 9-Oct 7:30pm Awake: The Life of Yogananda* PG 87m 9-Oct 9:30pm Mr Holmes* M 103mSat 10-Oct 7:30pm Women He’s Undressed* PG 100m 10-Oct 9:30pm Some Like It Hot PG 120mSun 11-Oct 7:30pm The Farewell Party M 95m With NT short: Where are you? Mon 12-Oct 7:30pm Last Cab to Darwin* M 124mTues 13-Oct 7:30pm Another Country* G 115m With NT short: Bulunu MilkarriWed 14-Oct 7:30pm The Salt of the Earth* M 110mThurs 15-Oct 7:30pm Ferris Bueller’s Day Off PG 102m Darwin High School Fri 16-Oct 7:30pm Balibo* M 111m 16-Oct 9:45pm Oddball G 95mSat 17-Oct 7:30pm She’s Funny That Way M 93m 17-Oct 9:30pm Irrational Man M 95mSun 18-Oct 7:30pm Force of Destiny MA15+ 109m With NT short: Looking After Mum Mon 19-Oct 7:30pm Holding the Man MA15+ 128mTues 20-Oct 7:30pm Southpaw MA15+ 124mWed 21-Oct 7:30pm Irrational Man M 95mThurs 22-Oct 7:30pm Jurassic Park PG 127m Port Darwin Football Club Fri 23-Oct 7:30pm Dope MA15+ 109m 23-Oct 9:45pm She’s Funny That Way M 93mSat 24-Oct 7:30pm The Farewell Party* M 95m 24-Oct 9:30pm Holding the Man MA15+ 128mSun 25-Oct 7:30pm Irrational Man* M 95m With NT short: Keep Our Family Strong Mon 26-Oct 7:30pm Oddball G 95mTues 27-Oct 7:30pm Holding the Man MA15+ 128mWed 28-Oct 7:30pm Radical Reels Exempt 180m Tickets at www.radicalreels.com.au Thurs 29-Oct 7:30pm Whip It M 111m YWCA of Darwin Fri 30-Oct 7:30pm Blinky Bill the Movie PG 91m 30-Oct 9:30pm Oddball G 95mSat 31-Oct 7:30pm HALLOWEEN EVENT: Nosferatu* PG 160m w The Cabinet of Dr Caligari* (with intermission)

Sun 1-Nov 7:30pm Back to the Future* PG 115m With NT short: 2258 Darwin City Police Mon 2-Nov 7:30pm Holding the Man MA15+ 128mTues 3-Nov 7:30pm Far From the Madding Crowd M 118mWed 4-Nov 7:30pm Dope MA15+ 109mThurs 5-Nov 7:30pm Oddball G 95mFri 6-Nov 7:30pm Marshland MA15+ 104m 6-Nov 9:30pm Southpaw* MA15+ 124mSat 7-Nov 7:30pm Blinky Bill the Movie* PG 91m 7-Nov 9:30pm Dope MA15+ 109mSun 8-Nov 7:30pm Holding the Man* MA15+ 128m With NT short: Stuart (2013) Mon 9-Nov 7:30pm Far From the Madding Crowd M 118mTues 10-Nov 7:30pm Marshland MA15+ 104mWed 11-Nov 7:30pm She’s Funny That Way* M 93mThu 12-Nov 7:30pm Force Of Destiny* MA15+ 109mFri 13-Nov 7:30pm Oddball* G 95m 13-Nov 9:30pm Far From the Madding Crowd* M 118mSat 14-Nov 7:30pm Marshland* MA15+ 104m 14-Nov 9:30pm Dope* MA15+ 109mSun 15-Nov 7:30pm Closing Night! Some Like It Hot* PG 120m With NT short: The Postcard from Hell in October

OCTOBER

SEPTEMBER

Program 4, 2015Thursday 24 September - Sunday 15 November, 2015

Last Cab to Darwin (M) 124m2015, Jeremy Sims, Australia27 Sep, 3, 7 & 12 OctRex is a diagnosed with a terminal illness. He decides to drive his cab up the track to Darwin to become the first person to undergo euthanasia but on the way he discovers the true value of his life.

Marshland (MA15+) 104m2015, Alberto Rodríguez, Spain6, 10 & 14 NovIn this gritty, heart-pounding thriller, two teenage girls go missing in a small town, suspected victims of a serial killer, and homicide detectives discover that the truth runs deep. Spanish with English subtitles.

Mr Holmes (M) 103m2015, Bill Condon, UK | USA26 Sep, 6 & 9 OctThe world’s most famous detective – but not as you know him – the 93-year-old Holmes (Ian McKellen) is now retired, but can’t help reflecting on his final case that still haunts him.

Nosferatu (PG) 81m1922, F.W. Murnau, Germany31 OctThis early period silent fright film based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula is screening for Halloween together with The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, both accompanied by a live score. See Special Events for more details.

Oddball (G) 95m2015, Stuart McDonald, Australia16, 26, 30 Oct, 5 & 13 NovOddball the dog has been written off as a pesky mutt after too many run-ins with the neighbours. But with the fairy penguin population at risk, could he save the day?

She’s Funny That Way (M) 93m2015, Peter Bogdanovich, USA17, 23 Oct & 11 NovWith an ensemble cast including Jennifer Aniston and Debi Mazar, this is a slapstick comedy of errors about a theatre director (Owen Wilson) caught up in a mad-cap love triangle.

Some Like It Hot (PG) 120m1959, Billy Wilder, USA10 Oct & 15 NovIn this classic caper, two musicians (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon) dress in drag to escape gangsters, and then fall for a dim-witted, but good-hearted ukulele player, Sugar (Marilyn Monroe). See Special Events for more details.

Southpaw (MA15+) 124m2015, Antoine Fuqua, USA20 Oct & 6 NovBoxing champion Billy “The Great” Hope (Jake Gyllenhal) has it all – career, beautiful wife (Rachel McAdams), and a lavish lifestyle – but tragedy strikes and he faces the fight of his life.

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (PG) 67m1920, Robert Wiene, Germany31 OctThis masterpiece in German expressionism has a 100% satisfaction rating. Screening with Nosferatu for our regular Halloween fright night, both films accompanied by a live score. See Special Events for more details.

The Farewell Party (M) 95m2014, Tal Granit | Sharon Maymon, Israel3, 11 & 24 OctWhen they invent a machine that helps dying people end their own lives, residents of a retirement home face many unforseen dilemmas in this off-beat comedy about death, dying – and blackmail. Hebrew with English subtitles.

The Salt of the Earth (M) 110m2014, Wim Wenders | Juliano Ribeiro Salgado, France28 Sep, 2 & 14 OctWim Wenders turns his lens to iconic photographer Sebastião Salgado, known for his stark, confronting, yet stunning depictions of human affliction and natural beauty. French | Portuguese | English with English subtitles

Women He’s Undressed (PG) 100m2015, Gillian Armstrong, Australia25, 29 Sep & 10 OctCostume designer Orry-Kelly hailed from small town NSW and was responsible for some of Hollywood’s most glamorous and iconic looks like those in An American in Paris and Some Like It Hot.

Another Country (G) 90m 2015, Molly Reynolds, Australia2 & 13 OctTerritory actor David Gulpilil and collaborators Rolf de Heer and Molly Reynolds explore the impact of non-Indigenous intrusion on the Yolngu people of Ramingining. Yolngu Matha and English with English subtitles.

Awake: The Life of Yogananda (PG) 87m2015, Paola di Florio, USA9 OctThis documentary explores Yogananda’s profound global influence through the introduction of yoga practice, Hindu mysticism and mind-body wellbeing to the Western world with his book Autobiography of a Yogi.

Back to the Future (PG) 115m1985, Robert Zemeckis, USA1 NovCelebrate the 30th anniversary screening of this time traveling, box office smash hit where Marty McFly, Doc Brown and the DeLorean are blasted back to 1955 setting off a chain reaction that disrupts the space-time continuum!

Balibo (M) 111m2009, Robert Connelly, Australia 16 OctA search for answers amid tragedy, this dramatic retelling of events follows five journalists caught in the violent incursion of Indonesian troops in East Timor 40 years ago. See Special Events for more details.

Blinky Bill the Movie (PG) 91m2015, Deane Taylor, Australia30 Oct & 7 NovAn Australian classic with a modern, big-screen makeover; he may be small, but Blinky Bill is on a very big outback adventure, with all his Aussie wildlife mates along for the ride.

Dope (MA15+) 109m2015, Rick Famuyiwa, USA23 Oct, 4 , 7 & 14 NovAn irreverent comedy about growing up. Malcolm is a big geek in a rough neighbourhood when a chance encounter leads him and his friends on an adventure through 80s gangster LA.

Far From Men (M) 102m2015, David Oelhoffen, France26, 30 Sep & 5 OctSet during the French-Algerian War, a schoolteacher (Viggo Mortensen) must escort a murderer to authorities, confronting his own values – and those of the embattled colony. French | Arabic | Spanish with English subtitles.

Far From the Madding Crowd (M) 118m2015, Thomas Vinterberg, UK | USA3, 9 & 13 NovThe fiercely independent and wilful Bathsheba (Carey Mulligan) unexpectedly inherits a country mansion and her life is changed. When gentlemen come a courting, she must choose between passion and convention.

Force of Destiny (MA15+) 109m2015, Paul Cox, Australia18 Oct & 12 NovPossibly Australian film legend Paul Cox’s swansong and based on his own life experiences, Force sees Robert (David Wenham) take an urgent and profound look at life, love and death.

Holding the Man (MA15+) 128m2015, Neil Armfield, Australia19, 24, 27 Oct, 2 & 8 NovBased on the cult-classic memoir by Timothy Conigrave, this is the heartbreaking story of two men whose life-long love weathers family disapproval, jealousy and the tragic HIV/AIDS crisis.

Iris (M) 75m2015, Albert Maysles, USA25 Sep & 4 OctThis documentary explores the world of 93-year-old fashion icon, Iris Apfel. Quick-witted, perennially creative and a treasure trove of fashion wisdom, this style legend is showing no signs of slowing down.

Irrational Man (M) 95m2015, Woody Allen, USA17, 21 & 25 OctAllen revisits the darker side of human nature with philosophy professor, Abe Lucas (Joaquin Phoenix) who, in the midst of an existential crisis, takes drastic action on behalf of a stranger.

NOVEMBER