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LATEST CALENDAR
The complete listing for the latest
Astor Calendar (December 27 to April 17) is
on–line along with poster–images
and mini–reviews (as found on the back of the printed version of the
calendar).
The printed calendar itself is available at the theatre and also
at many shops and cafes throughout the area.
But, as usual, you can get way ahead by
downloading
your own printable versions of the latest calendar!
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PAUL MCGANN LIVE
Paul McGann, the “I” in
Withnail and I
[M], at The Astor to
introduce the film and hold an audience Q&A.
The screening starts at 8 PM on Friday, March 19 — special
prices.
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EXCLUSIVE SEASON
A two–week season of the brilliant classic,
The Red Shoes
[G]. featuring a brand–new, fully–restored print.
Sunday, March 21 to Sunday, April 4.
Personal appearance by director's son on Sunday, March 21, at 2 PM.
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TUESDAY — March 16
The Astor Theatre is booked for a
private function
on Tuesday, March 16.
There will be no normal screenings.
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WEDNESDAY — March 17
The Opening Night of the 20th Melbourne Queer
Film Festival.
The festivities start at 7:30 PM on Wednesday, March 17.
Visit the
MQFF web–site
for details and bookings.
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THURSDAY — March 18
The star line–up of Daniel Day–Lewis, Judi Dench,
Marion Cotillard and Penelope Cruz brings dazzling, big–screen life
to the musical,
Nine
[M], which tells of the life and times of world–famous film
director, Guido Contini.
It's the first feature at 7:30 PM on Thursday, March 18.
It is followed by the documentary,
Every Little Step
[M], the story of the Broadway hit, A Chorus Line.
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FRIDAY — March 19
Paul McGann, the “I” in
Withnail and I
[M], will be at The Astor to introduce the film and hold an
audience Q&A.
The film, also starring Richard E. Grant, is a genuine, certified cult
classic — don't miss it!
The session starts at 8 PM on Friday, March 19 — special prices.
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SATURDAY — March 20
Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins and Hugo Weaving star in the horror
flick,
The Wolfman
[MA 15+].
It's the evening's first feature at 7:30 PM on Saturday, March 20.
It is followed by the brilliant, stop–motion–animation fantasy,
Coraline and the Secret Door
[M], a journey into things you shouldn't wish for.
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THE RED SHOES — restored print
We are delighted to be able to bring you a brand–new,
fully–restored print of the classic film,
The Red Shoes
[G].
It's the entrancing story of a young woman who lived to dance and who
was torn between two loves.
Exclusive season from Sunday, March 21 to Sunday, April 4 (no screenings
Tuesdays).
Personal appearance by director's son, Kevin Powell, on Sunday, March 21,
at 2 PM.
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MONDAY — April 5
Brian de Palma's seminal film about drugs, violence and power,
Scarface
[R 18+], is the evening's single–feature presentation.
Electric performances from Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.
The screening starts at 7:30 PM on Monday, April 5.
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TUESDAY — April 6
The Astor Theatre is booked for a
private function
on Tuesday, April 6.
There will be no normal screenings.
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WEDNESDAY — April 7
Vampire double!
First up is
Daybreakers
[MA 15+], in which the vampires are in trouble because there's
almost no humans left to bite, at 7:30 PM on Wednesday, April 7.
And then a story in a different vein with
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
[M] continuing the story of the mixed–up vampire/human
romance.
Wicked Wednesday
prices — all tickets just $9!
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MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES — live
A grand afternoon with some of the greatest movie themes of all time
live at The Astor!
Featuring
The Victorian Concert Orchestra
conducted by Gerald Keuneman.
For more information visit the
Music From The Movies
web-site.
The concert starts at 2:30 PM on Sunday, April 18 — tickets
$55/$45 at The Astor box-office or bookings at
trybooking.
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SUGGESTION BOX
What films would you like to see on a future calendar?
Use The Astor's
suggestion box
to let us know!
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and about The Astor Theatre in general. Please
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us. We look forward to hearing from you!
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