ADELAIDE CINÉMATHÈQUE 2010

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP $99/$80 (Includes admission to all sessions)
16 SESSION MEMBERSHIP $70/$50
4 SESSION MEMBERSHIP $35/$25

Adelaide Cinémathèque is South Australia’s premier film society, offering a year long program of classic, cult, experimental, documentary, silent, short and premiere films. You cannot purchase tickets to single sessions, so to see the finest cinema from around the world simply join up as a member on the spot. Memberships are excellent value, easy to purchase and you can choose an option that suits you best. Everyone’s invited to join, just one payment and you can enjoy inexpensive film going all year long.

The Adelaide Cinémathèque 2010 program will be announced soon but memberships are already for sale. To get a taste of what's to come have a look through the Adelaide Cinémathèque archive or download our 2010 calendars below.

Download the Adelaide Cinémathèque 2010 Season 1 Calendar and the Adelaide Cinémathèque 2010 Season 2 Calendar.

Click here for the Adelaide Cinémathèque 2010 FAQ
which form the terms and conditions of membership.

Presented by Screen Australia and the Media Resource Centre. Curated by the Media Resource Centre Exhibition Manager Toby Bramwell, with the generous co-operation of the National Melbourne Cinémathèque and the MRC Members Exhibition Group.

BREWS & REVIEWS At the end of selected seasons, members are invited to join the staff for a free drink after the movie. Stay to chat about your favourite actors, auteurs, scenes and themes. Tell us what you loved, what you hated and what you want to see on the big screen at Adelaide Cinémathèque. Proudly sponsored by Barossa Valley Brewing.

March to December, 2010
Screenings every Monday and Thursday night at 7:30pm
Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide.

Sessions restricted to 18+ except where classification is otherwise indicated.

	SEASON 2 OPENING: A BOUT DE SOUFFLE (BREATHLESS) 2 August
	A SIMPLER TIME: THE BIRTH OF POP MUSIC ON THE BIG SCREEN 5 - 6 August
	DENNIS HOPPER: NEVER THE STRAIGH MAN 19 - 30 August
	CROSSING BOUNDARIES: SALLY POTTER'S UNCOMPROMISING CINEMA 2 - 13 September
	ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE'S OZ ASIA FESTIVAL AND ADELAIDE CINEMATHEQUE PRESENT 16 - 30 September
	CINEMA DU LOOK: OUTSIDER ROMANCE ON THE PARISIAN STREETS 4 - 14 October
	THE TROUBLED GENIUS: JAZZ ON FILM 18-28 October
	GET HAMMERED! A GUIDE TO HAMMER HOROR 1 - 11 November
	ARTISTS ON ARTISTS 15 - 25 November
	SILENT REMASTER: LIVE ACCOMPANIMENT TO CLASSIC FILM 29 November
	INNA FILE STYLEE: JAMAICA ON SCREEN 2 - 13 December
	CINEMATHEQUE CHRISTMAS PARTY 16 December

Adelaide Cinémathèque membership based film society, no single session tickets are sold. Memberships can be purchased at the box office prior to any screening. Members then gain admission to the number of Cinémathèque session specified on their pass for no additional charge. Admission 18+ except where classification is otherwise indicated.

The Adelaide Cinémathèque reserves the right to alter membership rates and may apply additional charges for special events. All Adelaide Cinémathèque memberships expire at the end of 2009.

Adelaide Cinémathèque is presented by Screen Australia and the Media Resource Centre. Curated by the MRC Exhibition Manager Toby Bramwell, with the generous assistance of Melbourne Cinémathèque and the MRC Members’ Exhibition Group. The MRC acknowledges the continued support of Arts SA, South Australian Film Corp. and Screen Australia.

www.mercurycinema.org.au
www.sensesofcinema.com

ADELAIDE CINÉMATHÈQUE WISHES TO THANK:

Screen Australia, the National Film and Sound Archive, the National Film and Video Lending Service, Academy Film Archive Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Ministère des affaires étrangères , the ACMI Collection, Flinders University Screen Studies Department, Chapel Distribution, Film Alliance, Hopscotch Entertainment, Icon Film Distribution, Kojo Pictures, Madman Entertainment, Sharmill Films, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, Gail Kovatseff, Mike Walsh and Adele Hann from the Media Resource Centre, Michelle Carey, Michael Koller and Louise Sheedy from Melbourne Cinémathèque.