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Academy Cinemas
• Exciting cinema that pushes the boundaries • Discover films you may never have heard of – be surprised how much you enjoy them! • Weekly screenings give you time to reflect • Guest speakers and Q&As with filmmakers • Exceptional value: 12-month membership works out at around $5.60 per film (even less with discounted membership) • Public ticket sales for selected titles • Great discounts at local cinemas and Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival 2025 Auckland 31 July – 10 August |
This week
Monday 14 July, 6.00pm – early start
Monday 14 July, 6.00pm – early start
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
Trading ultraviolence for introspection, Peckinpah’s final western follows newly minted lawman Pat Garrett across the American West as he stalks his old friend, Billy the Kid. “An elegiac and haunting meditation on integrity, survival and freedom” – BFI
This screening is open to the public, all tickets $15 (AFS members free). Tickets and AFS memberships now on sale at Academy Cinemas and from the AFS desk in the cinema foyer from one hour before the screening
This screening is open to the public, all tickets $15 (AFS members free). Tickets and AFS memberships now on sale at Academy Cinemas and from the AFS desk in the cinema foyer from one hour before the screening
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About
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 almost 80 years.
Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. We value our associations with Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival, Show Me Shorts and the Academy Cinemas. A big thank you to our local supporters, Time Out Bookstore, Metropolitan Rentals and The Surrey Hotel.
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 Mark Andersen (Membership Secretary), Jerome Cargill, Simon Erceg, Joshua Eyre, Andrew Lockett (Chair), Jane McKenzie (Treasurer), Craig Ranapia (Secretary), Carmel Riordan, Kristina Siversen and Dave Watson. This year's Auckland Film Society AGM was held on 28 April, after the screening of The Haunting.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of the Goethe-Institut, the Institut Français and the Embassy of France. Contact 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 almost 80 years.
Your annual subscription contributes to programming services, venue hire and administration costs. We value our associations with Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival, Show Me Shorts and the Academy Cinemas. A big thank you to our local supporters, Time Out Bookstore, Metropolitan Rentals and The Surrey Hotel.
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 Mark Andersen (Membership Secretary), Jerome Cargill, Simon Erceg, Joshua Eyre, Andrew Lockett (Chair), Jane McKenzie (Treasurer), Craig Ranapia (Secretary), Carmel Riordan, Kristina Siversen and Dave Watson. This year's Auckland Film Society AGM was held on 28 April, after the screening of The Haunting.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of the Goethe-Institut, the Institut Français and the Embassy of France. Contact Michael McDonnell, New Zealand Federation of Film Societies.
Auckland Film Society
PO Box 5618
Victoria St West
Auckland 1142
New Zealand
Answerphone: 021 161 0069
PO Box 5618
Victoria St West
Auckland 1142
New Zealand
Answerphone: 021 161 0069
The NZ Film Society 2025 Season is brought to you with the support of these cultural organisations
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