SCREENINGSWeekly at the Lido Cinema, Centre Place
501 Victoria Street, Hamilton Mondays at 8:00pm Season screens March to December |
2017 SCHEDULE |
CONTACTEmail: hamiltonfilmsociety@gmail.com
Contact: Richard Swainson 021 053 9358 (mob) 07 834 2485 (Auteur House) Mail: PO Box 1216, Hamilton hamiltonfilmsociety.org |
HAMILTON FILM FESTIVAL
Lido Cinemas, Hamilton
23 August-17 September
Hamilton Film Society back on 25 Sept.
See info on the (In)Visible New Zealand Film Festival, coming up in October, after the picture below.
INVISIBLE NEW ZEALAND FILM FESTIVAL
OCTOBER 2017
THE METEOR THEATRE, HAMILTON
(In)Visible New Zealand Film Festival will be held in the Meteor Theatre, Victoria Street, Hamilton
(it is supported by University of Waikato, Hamilton Film Society and Wintec).
For more information on the film festival, please visit the Onscreen NZ Diversity website http://onscreendiversity.co. nz/
and https://www.facebook.com/ onscreenNZdiversity/.
Please write your comments on the selected films.
How do you think these films are important in demonstrating NZ’s socio-cultural diversity?
Onscreen NZ Diversity works to connect New Zealanders with the films that bring us closer to each other,
and celebrate New Zealand’s rich cinema in reaching out all Aotearoa.
Venue: The Meteor Theatre, Victoria Street, Hamilton
Films screen at 7 pm, followed by Q&A
Wed 4 Oct: Voices of the Land
Thu 5 Oct: Children of the Migration
Fri 6 Oct: A Taste of Place: Stories of Food and Longing
Tue 10 Oct: Dream Preserved
We 11 Oct: A Collection of Short Films
Thu 12 Oct: Aunty and Star People
Fri 13 Oct: Came a Hot Friday
Sat 14 Oct: Stars in Her Eyes
OCTOBER 2017
THE METEOR THEATRE, HAMILTON
(In)Visible New Zealand Film Festival will be held in the Meteor Theatre, Victoria Street, Hamilton
(it is supported by University of Waikato, Hamilton Film Society and Wintec).
For more information on the film festival, please visit the Onscreen NZ Diversity website http://onscreendiversity.co. nz/
and https://www.facebook.com/ onscreenNZdiversity/.
Please write your comments on the selected films.
How do you think these films are important in demonstrating NZ’s socio-cultural diversity?
Onscreen NZ Diversity works to connect New Zealanders with the films that bring us closer to each other,
and celebrate New Zealand’s rich cinema in reaching out all Aotearoa.
Venue: The Meteor Theatre, Victoria Street, Hamilton
Films screen at 7 pm, followed by Q&A
Wed 4 Oct: Voices of the Land
Thu 5 Oct: Children of the Migration
Fri 6 Oct: A Taste of Place: Stories of Food and Longing
Tue 10 Oct: Dream Preserved
We 11 Oct: A Collection of Short Films
Thu 12 Oct: Aunty and Star People
Fri 13 Oct: Came a Hot Friday
Sat 14 Oct: Stars in Her Eyes
ABOUT US
Hamilton Film Society is a non-profit incorporated society and a registered charitable organisation. HFS is a member of the New Zealand Federation of Film Societies, which has been screening films throughout the country for over 70 years. There are film societies in Auckland, Palmerston North, Wellington, Nelson, Canterbury and Dunedin, as well as in several smaller centres. Each year film societies screen to an estimated total combined audience of 25,000 New Zealanders.
Film societies specialise in screening quality films from around the world: documentaries, features, short films, classics, director retrospectives and national cinema seasons. We showcase selected New Zealand films every year, with the support of the New Zealand Film Commission.
The annual Film Society season aims to take you further – to extend your understanding of film and film culture around the world and here at home. Film society magazines feature international and local film comment and criticism, and include a diverse range of views and beliefs.
Film Society membership is open to everyone. We operate on an annual subscription basis because (with just a few exceptions) we have non-commercial screening rights, and must screen to members only. Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. HFS thanks Lido Cinema for their support this year, and all our local supporters, as acknowledged in our 2017 brochure, and the Schedule.
All film societies are run by committees of volunteers from the general membership. The Hamilton Film Society committee is elected at our AGM in April each year.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of Weta Digital, Institut Français, the Embassy of France, and the Goethe-Institut. Programming by Michael McDonnell, NZ Federation of Film Societies.
Film societies specialise in screening quality films from around the world: documentaries, features, short films, classics, director retrospectives and national cinema seasons. We showcase selected New Zealand films every year, with the support of the New Zealand Film Commission.
The annual Film Society season aims to take you further – to extend your understanding of film and film culture around the world and here at home. Film society magazines feature international and local film comment and criticism, and include a diverse range of views and beliefs.
Film Society membership is open to everyone. We operate on an annual subscription basis because (with just a few exceptions) we have non-commercial screening rights, and must screen to members only. Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. HFS thanks Lido Cinema for their support this year, and all our local supporters, as acknowledged in our 2017 brochure, and the Schedule.
All film societies are run by committees of volunteers from the general membership. The Hamilton Film Society committee is elected at our AGM in April each year.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of Weta Digital, Institut Français, the Embassy of France, and the Goethe-Institut. Programming by Michael McDonnell, NZ Federation of Film Societies.
CONTACT
Email: hamiltonfilmsociety@gmail.com
Hamilton Film Society
PO Box 1216
Hamilton
Contact phone: Richard Swainson 021 053 9358 (mob)/07 834 2485 (Auteur House)
Hamilton Film Society
PO Box 1216
Hamilton
Contact phone: Richard Swainson 021 053 9358 (mob)/07 834 2485 (Auteur House)
