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Welcome to our 2015 season of classic and contemporary cinema from home and abroad.
Celebrate the big screen experience with us! • Exciting cinema that pushes boundaries • See films you may never have heard of — you’ll be surprised how much you enjoy them! • Weekly screenings give you time to reflect • Guest speakers and Q&As with filmmakers • Exceptional value: annual membership works out to only $5.50 per film! • Great discounts at local cinemas and at the New Zealand International Film Festivals |
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Opening Night
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Hirokazu Kore-eda · Japan · 2011 (PG)
Two brothers, separated by divorce, conspire to get back together. This droll, kid-centred film contains a multitude of perspectives to surprise and delight audiences from nine to ninety.
“I walked out floating on a cloud.” — Sight & Sound
Monday 9 March, 6:30pm
About Us
Auckland Film Society is a non-profit incorporated society and a registered charitable organisation. We are a member of the New Zealand Federation of Film Societies, which has been screening films throughout the country for over 60 years.
Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. AFS thanks Auckland Council and the ASB Community Trust for their generous support again this year, and all our local supporters, as acknowledged here and in our print brochure and Close Up magazine.
Auckland Film Society is run by a committee of volunteers elected from the general membership at our Annual General Meeting each April. Current committee members are Alison Ashton, Simon Erceg, Hugh Lilly, Andrew Lockett (Chair), Natasha Loh, Gorjan Markovski, Jane McKenzie, Ruth Patterson, Craig Ranapia, and Marjorie Sprecher. Our next AGM will be on Monday 28th April. All members are welcome to attend; please meet us in the foyer after the screening of All Quiet on the Western Front.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of the Institut Français, the Embassy of France, the Goethe-Institut and the Confucius Institute. Programming by Michael McDonnell, New Zealand Federation of Film Societies.
Auckland Film Society is a non-profit incorporated society and a registered charitable organisation. We are a member of the New Zealand Federation of Film Societies, which has been screening films throughout the country for over 60 years.
Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. AFS thanks Auckland Council and the ASB Community Trust for their generous support again this year, and all our local supporters, as acknowledged here and in our print brochure and Close Up magazine.
Auckland Film Society is run by a committee of volunteers elected from the general membership at our Annual General Meeting each April. Current committee members are Alison Ashton, Simon Erceg, Hugh Lilly, Andrew Lockett (Chair), Natasha Loh, Gorjan Markovski, Jane McKenzie, Ruth Patterson, Craig Ranapia, and Marjorie Sprecher. Our next AGM will be on Monday 28th April. All members are welcome to attend; please meet us in the foyer after the screening of All Quiet on the Western Front.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of the Institut Français, the Embassy of France, the Goethe-Institut and the Confucius Institute. Programming by Michael McDonnell, New Zealand Federation of Film Societies.
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Auckland Film Society
PO Box 5618 Wellesley St Auckland 1141 New Zealand Phone +64 9 527 6076 Fax +64 9 570 9702 |
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2015 Schedule
Mondays, 6.30pm at the Academy Cinemas
44 Lorne St., CBD (see map below)
44 Lorne St., CBD (see map below)
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The majority of screenings are open only to members; however those marked with a star (*) are open to the public.
We reluctantly reserve the right to change the programme if a film becomes unavailable.
Late changes will be advised on social media, and, if possible, by email.
We reluctantly reserve the right to change the programme if a film becomes unavailable.
Late changes will be advised on social media, and, if possible, by email.
Nearby car-parking after 5pm: Greys Ave open-air car park: $6 flat fee. Victoria St. car park: $2.50 per hour to a maximum of $7.50. Civic car park: $2 per hour to a maximum of $8.
