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Bryan Brown and Susie Porter Lead the Stars at The Travellers Australian Debut

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The Australian Premiere of The Travellers – Hayden Orpheum, Sydney, 2025 | Photos by Scott Ehler

Cremorne’s Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace was awash with glamour and anticipation this evening as the Australian premiere of The Travellers unfolded in true cinematic style.

Oscar¼-nominated writer and director Bruce Beresford (Driving Miss Daisy, Mao’s Last Dancer, Ladies in Black) led the parade of stars down the red carpet, joined by the film’s standout cast: Bryan Brown, Susie Porter, Shubshri Kandiah, and Alison McGirr.

The premiere drew an impressive roster of high-profile guests, including Sam Neill, Lisa Wilkinson, and Peter FitzSimons, underscoring the film’s anticipation and the respect it commands within the Australian film community.

With cameras flashing and fans eagerly snapping every moment, the atmosphere combined the elegance of a classic premiere with the excitement of witnessing homegrown talent at its finest. FilmCentral was on hand to capture the magic, with photos supplied by Nixco highlighting the glamour, the smiles, and the cinematic energy of the evening.

The Travellers promises a compelling cinematic journey, and tonight’s premiere offered the first glimpse of its stellar ensemble in action, setting the stage for what could be one of Australia’s most talked-about films of the year.

Return to Pandora: James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Trailer Promises Epic Adventure

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A breathtaking new trailer for Avatar: Fire and Ash, the highly anticipated third instalment in James Cameron’s record-breaking Avatar saga, has officially dropped, promising an unforgettable cinematic experience. Cameron, the Oscar¼-winning filmmaker renowned for redefining the limits of visual storytelling, once again transports audiences to the vibrant world of Pandora for another groundbreaking adventure. The film is set to open exclusively in Australian and New Zealand cinemas on 18 December 2025, with screenings in IMAX 3D, Dolby Cinema 3D, RealD 3D, Cinemark XD, 4DX, ScreenX, and other premium formats, ensuring viewers can experience every breathtaking moment in stunning detail.

The story continues with Marine-turned-Na’vi leader Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), fierce warrior Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña), and the Sully family as they confront new challenges on their extraordinary home planet. This chapter delves deeper into Pandora’s rich mythology, revealing new biomes, species, and spiritual themes, all while maintaining the emotional core that has made the series so beloved. Returning cast members include Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, and Cliff Curtis, alongside Kate Winslet, Oona Chaplin, Edie Falco, David Thewlis, and Jemaine Clement, among others. The screenplay is penned by Cameron, Rick Jaffa, and Amanda Silver, with a story developed by Cameron, Jaffa, Silver, Josh Friedman, and Shane Salerno.

Ahead of the release, fans will have the chance to revisit the awe-inspiring world of Pandora with a special cinematic engagement of Avatar: The Way of Water. The OscarÂź-winning global phenomenon, which earned over $2.3 billion worldwide and claimed the Academy AwardÂź for Best Visual Effects, will be re-released in 3D exclusively in cinemas for one week starting 2 October. This event offers audiences the opportunity to relive the visual mastery and emotional resonance that made The Way of Water one of the most successful films in history.

With Avatar: Fire and Ash, James Cameron continues to push the boundaries of cinematic storytelling and technology, blending cutting-edge visual effects with deeply human narratives. As anticipation builds ahead of its December release, audiences are set to return to Pandora in ways that promise to be more immersive and awe-inspiring than ever before. Avatar: Fire and Ash opens exclusively in Australian and New Zealand cinemas on 18 December 2025.

Liam Neeson Joins the Fight Against a Deadly Outbreak in 2026’s COLD STORAGE

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What happens when Jurassic Park’s screenwriter and Zombieland’s producer join forces? You get Cold Storage—a white-knuckle, fungus-fuelled thrill ride heading for cinemas in 2026.

The premise is pure outbreak mayhem: a highly contagious, constantly mutating fungus escapes a top-secret lab, and two inexperienced employees (Joe Keery, Stranger Things; Georgina Campbell, Barbarian) must team up with a grizzled bioterror operative (Liam Neeson, channelling his Taken grit) to stop it. The catch? They’ve only got one night before the microorganism devours everything in its path.

Directed by Jonny Campbell (Westworld, Doctor Who) and boasting a stellar supporting cast—Sosie Bacon, Vanessa Redgrave, Lesley Manville, Aaron Heffernan, Ellora Torchia, Gavin Spokes—this looks set to blend smart sci-fi, rapid-fire tension, and gory spectacle. If the teaser is anything to go by, Cold Storage could be 2026’s ultimate late-night popcorn watch. Hazmat suits recommended.

A Complete Unknown: TimothĂ©e Chalamet Electrifies as Bob Dylan in Award-Winning Biopic – Now Streaming on Disney+

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Searchlight Pictures’ critically acclaimed biopic A Complete Unknown is now available to stream on Disney+, bringing the transformative early years of music legend Bob Dylan to life in a gripping, cinematic masterpiece.

Directed by Academy AwardÂź nominee James Mangold, the film dives deep into the turbulent yet inspiring cultural landscape of 1960s America. At its heart is a mesmerising performance by TimothĂ©e Chalamet, who not only portrays Dylan with uncanny intensity but also performs his music, capturing the spirit and sound of the folk icon’s rise to fame.

Certified Fresh and dubbed “Certified Hot” by Rotten Tomatoesℱ, A Complete Unknown has already generated major awards buzz. The Hollywood Reporter hailed Chalamet’s portrayal as “an electrifying, transformative performance,” cementing his place as one of the most versatile actors of his generation.

🎬 Film Synopsis

New York, 1961. A 19-year-old musician from Minnesota arrives in the heart of Greenwich Village—a place pulsing with poetry, protest, and possibility. With little more than a guitar and a voice that would come to define a generation, Bob Dylan finds himself surrounded by folk legends like Woody Guthrie (Scoot McNairy), Joan Baez (Monica Barbaro), and Pete Seeger (Edward Norton). These relationships—and a daring leap into electric sound—spark a musical revolution that forever alters the global landscape.

The film culminates in Dylan’s now-iconic Newport Folk Festival performance, where his electrified set stunned audiences and marked a seismic shift in modern music history.

🌟 A Stellar Cast

Joining Chalamet in this compelling ensemble are:

  • Edward Norton as Pete Seeger

  • Elle Fanning as Sylvie Russo

  • Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez

  • Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash

  • Scoot McNairy as Woody Guthrie

đŸŽ„ Behind the Scenes

A Complete Unknown is co-written by James Mangold and Jay Cocks, and produced by a powerhouse team including Fred Berger, Alex Heineman, Bob Bookman, Peter Jaysen, Alan Gasmer, Jeff Rosen, and Chalamet himself.

Whether you’re a lifelong Dylan fan or discovering his story for the first time, A Complete Unknown is a must-watch for lovers of music, history, and masterful storytelling.

👉 Now streaming exclusively on Disney+.

Carmen & Bolude: A Groundbreaking Australian Film Set to Dazzle Sydney

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Following the incredible success of her last film Streets of Colour, which earned a 2024 AACTA nomination and saw sold-out screenings, producer Yolandi Franken is once again making waves in the Australian film industry. Her latest venture, Carmen & Bolude, is set to make its highly anticipated Australian debut on March 19th at the prestigious Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace in Sydney. The film first captured international attention with its world premiere in Los Angeles, and now, Australian audiences are eager to experience this groundbreaking production.

What sets Carmen & Bolude apart is its unique place in Australian cinema history—it is the very first Australian feature film written, directed, and produced entirely by African and Latin Australian women. Franken, known for championing diverse storytelling, acknowledges some thematic similarities between Carmen & Bolude and Streets of Colour, but she assures audiences that this latest film brings an entirely different energy.

“Although both have heart, Carmen & Bolude is also full of humour and a whole lot of personality,” says Franken. “We’re getting to see life in Australia from diverse female points of view, but in a way that’s fun – and makes us laugh out loud!”

A Red-Carpet Affair

The Australian premiere of Carmen & Bolude is set to be an unmissable event. Featuring a glamorous red carpet, sparkling wine, and an array of well-known Australian comedians and influencers, the night is expected to be a dazzling celebration of diversity in film. Among the stellar cast members gracing the screen are David Collins (of The Umbilical Brothers), Joey Veiera (of Dora and the Lost City of Gold), Joe Avati (recently crowned 2024 Australian Comedian of the Year), Suzan Mutesi, Olivia Vasquez, and many more. Their collective talent and charisma are sure to elevate the film’s already dynamic storytelling.

A Story Rooted in Reality

At the heart of Carmen & Bolude is a narrative based on real-life experiences. The film’s creator-writers, Bolude Watson and Michela Carattini, drew from their own lives, blending personal anecdotes with a touch of movie magic to craft a compelling story.

“People always guess wrong about which parts are true and which aren’t,” says Carattini. “But I can promise that everything that happens in this movie happened to us or to other people in our lives. Ultimately, our goal is to bring people together – to laugh, cry, think – but mostly, to dance.”

This honest and heartfelt approach to storytelling ensures that Carmen & Bolude resonates deeply with audiences, particularly those who have ever navigated life’s ups and downs in a multicultural world.

A Celebration of Culture and Music

Beyond its engaging narrative, Carmen & Bolude shines in its celebration of music and culture. The film features an electrifying soundtrack that brings together some of Australia’s finest Latin, African, and Indigenous artists. The music, composed by Sydney’s very own Maari Music, is an essential element of the film, adding layers of emotion and energy that amplify the storytelling.

Watson, who played a crucial role in crafting the film’s Nigerian aspects, emphasises the importance of authentic representation in the film’s music. “I wanted my people to hear themselves,” she says, “to hear their music from the vocal chords of their own people.”

The result is a vibrant, rhythmic, and deeply moving score that is sure to leave audiences captivated.

A Must-See for Australian Audiences

With its blend of humour, heart, and cultural celebration, Carmen & Bolude promises to be one of the most exciting Australian films of 2025. The film not only brings diverse female voices to the forefront but also offers a refreshing and joyous cinematic experience.

As the countdown begins for its Sydney premiere, excitement continues to build among film lovers and industry professionals alike. With its trailblazing creators, star-studded cast, and a story that is both personal and universal, Carmen & Bolude is set to be a milestone in Australian cinema.

Don’t miss the chance to witness this extraordinary film when it premieres at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace on March 19th. Get ready to laugh, cry, and, most importantly—dance.

Get Ready for a Wild Ride: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip Hits Disney+

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f you loved Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, get excited — because Alexander is back, and this time, he’s heading on holiday! Disney+ has just dropped the trailer and key art for the brand-new family comedy Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip, which will be streaming from 28 March 2025.

The film follows 11-year-old Alexander Garcia and his family as they set off for a dream Spring Break getaway to Mexico City. But things don’t exactly go to plan. From the very start, Alexander’s famous bad luck strikes again — and this time, it’s not just a bad day. It’s a very bad road trip!

When the family stumbles across an ancient cursed idol, their holiday goes from chaotic to completely crazy. With their trip falling apart, Alexander and his family realise the only way to turn things around is to work together and return the idol to its rightful home. Along the way, they face wild mishaps, hilarious disasters, and a few heartwarming moments too.

The movie stars some familiar faces, including Eva Longoria as Alexander’s mum Val, Jesse Garcia as his dad Frank, and Paulina Chávez as his sister Mia. Comedy legends Cheech Marin and Michelle Buteau also join the fun, alongside a fantastic cast of stars. Thom Nemer makes his big debut as Alexander, bringing the beloved character to life once again.

The film is directed by Marvin Lemus and written by Matt Lopez, based on the classic book by Judith Viorst. It’s produced by Shawn Levy, Dan Levine, Dan Cohen, and Lisa Henson, with Eva Longoria, Emily Morris, and Shelly Strong as executive producers.

So, mark your calendars and get ready for a family adventure full of laughs, mishaps, and unforgettable moments when Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip hits Disney+ on 28 March 2025. Whether you’re a fan of the original book, the first film, or just love a good comedy, this is one road trip you won’t want to miss!

This article was sourced from a media release sent by Disney+

Flickerfest 2025: Winners Revealed at Australia’s Premier Short Film Festival

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After a highly successful 10-day festival at Bondi, the 34th annual FLiCKERFEST International and Australian awards were announced this evening at a star-studded ceremony at Bondi Pavilion, Bondi Beach.

Attended by celebrated guests from the Australian film industry, filmmakers and jury, the Closing Night ceremony honoured the esteemed entrants in this year’s competition and FLiCKERFEST’s Academy¼ Qualifying Awards, including the Flickerfest Award for Best International Short Film, Yoram Gross Award for Best International Animation, Panasonic LUMIX Award for Best Australian Short Film & Flickerfest Award for Best Documentary.

The Flickerfest Short Film Awards continue to cement the festival’s global position as a leading International Short film festival on the world stage. Following the ceremony, a selection of award-winning films screened before the Closing Night Party took place.

Flickerfest now hits the road on a 40+ venue national tour to all states &territories across Australia.

And the winners are:

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION AWARD WINNERS

Flickerfest Award for Best International Short Film (AcademyŸ Qualifying)
‘Changing Rooms’  (France)
Writer/Director: Violette Gitton | Producer: Jules Reinartz

Yoram Gross Award for Best International Animated Short Film (AcademyŸ Qualifying)
‘Beautiful Men’ (Belgium)
Writer/Director: Nicolas Keppens | Producer: Emmanuel Alain Raynal

Highly Commended International Animation

‘Maybe Elephants’ (Norway, Canada)

Director/Writer: Torill Kove

Producer: Lise Fernley, Maral Mohammadian, Tonje Skar Reiersen

EU In Australia Award for Best EU Short Film

‘The Boy With White Skin’  (France, Senegal)
Writer/Director: Simon Panay | Producers: Rafael Andrea Soatto, Laëtitia Denis, Kévin Rousseau, Souleymane Kébé, Maud Leclair-Névé

Flickerfest Special Jury Award

‘Ebb And Flow’ (Lebanon)
Director/Writer: Nay Tabbara | Producer: Isabelle Mecattaf

Special Mention of the Jury for International Short Film

‘A Summer’s End Poem’ (China)

Director/Writer/Producer: Lam Can-zhao

Writer: Yupeng He, Shutong Xu

DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION AWARD WINNERS

Flickerfest Award for Best Documentary Short Film (AcademyŸ Qualifying)

‘Recomposing Earth’ (UK)

Director: Christian Cargill | Producers: Christian Cargill, John Bannister

Flickerfest Special Jury Award for Documentary Short

‘Nelson The Piglet’ (Netherlands)

Director: Anneke de Lind van Wijngaarden | Producers: Nienke Rispens, Maarten Kuit, Jeroen van den Idsert

RAINBOW LGBTQI COMPETITION AWARD WINNERS

Azure Productions Award for Best Rainbow Short

‘Holy Curse’ (United States)
Writer/Director/Producer: Snigdha Kapoor | Producer: Neeraj Churi

EU In Australia Award for Best EU Rainbow Short Film

‘Chico’ (France)

Writer/Director: Theo Abadie | Writer: Louise Courvoisier | Producer: Pauline Attal

SPECIAL MENTION OF THE JURY FOR RAINBOW SHORT FILM

‘Dragfox’

Director: Lisa Ott |  Producer: Owen Thomas

AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION AWARD WINNERS

Panasonic LUMIX Award for Best Australian Short Film (AcademyŸ Qualifying)

‘Marcia And The Shark’

Writer/Director: Sam Ferris Bryant | Writer/Producer: Hugo O’Connor

Spectrum Films Award for Best Direction in an Australian Short Film

Director: Riley Blakeway for ‘A Thousand Odd Days’

Yoram Gross Award for Best Australian Animated Short Film

‘The Fix-It-Man And The Fix-It-Wooman’

Director: Cornelius Ebatarinja, Nelson Armstrong | Writer: Rhonda Sharpe, Courtney Collins Producer: Sophie Wallace

AFTRS Award for Best Screenplay in an Australian Short Film

Writer: Claudia Osborne for ‘Rash’

John Barry Award for Best Cinematography in an Australian Short Film

Cinematographer: Jason De Ford, Victor Ng for ‘A Good Boy’

Avid Award for Best Editing in an Australian Short Film

Editor: Samuel Inglis for ‘Not Yet’

Avid Award for Best Original Music in an Australian Short Film

Composer: Josh Barber for ‘Asian Male, 60’s, Lead’

Rebel8 Award for Outstanding Emerging Female Director In honour of Samantha Rebillet

Director: Sophie Serisier for ‘Oi’

Highly Commended Outstanding Emerging Female Director 

Director: Claudia Osborne for ‘Rash’

Specsavers Award for Best Australian Comedy Short Film

‘Over’

Director/Writer: Duncan Ragg, Anna Phillips | Producer: Isabella Debbage

FLiCKERUP YOUTH COMPETITION AWARD WINNERS

AFTRS FlickerUp Award for Best Youth Short Film
‘Bubblegum and Bunyips’
Director: Kellyville High School | Producer: Fabio Caprarelli

Yoram Gross FlickerUp Award for Best Youth Animated Short Film
‘The Apartment’

Director: Year 7 Doveton College Students | Producer Gene Geoffrey

Avid FlickerUp Award for Best Editing in A Youth Short Film
‘Mind The Gaps’

Wr/iDir: Lucia Carman Murray

Karma FlickerUp Jury Award for Youth Short Film
‘More Than Milk’

Writer/Dir/Prod: Abigail Rain Knight

FLiCKERFEST’s Festival Director BRONWYN KIDD says: “We are thrilled that the 34th Flickerfest 2025 has been such a success, with many filmmakers present to introduce their films, passionate crowds and great enthusiasm expressed for the programmes screened. It’s been great to see short films so warmly embraced by audiences across our ten-day event. I would like to congratulate all of the films selected for Flickerfest in competition this year, our jury for their dedication and all of tonight’s award winners.”

Calling All Future Filmmakers & Animators

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Come down to The Artistry Festival in Darling Harbour over the weekend of 7th-9th February and join world leading smartphone filmmaking, animation and stop motion workshops for all ages plus all under 18s can join the 24 hour film festival and have their film screened on the big screen at Darling Harbour.

The Artistry 24-Hour Kids’ Smartphone Film Festival invites young creators aged 6-17 to craft their own short film in just 24 hours using only a smartphone or tablet. In line with the theme of our festival – The Artistry – this festival encourages kids to explore the presence of rich cultural diversity in Australia, including the Darling Harbour precinct as reflected in the people and other infrastructures like parks, restaurants, banks or any other environments. This festival is an opportunity to showcase their creativity through accessible and resourceful storytelling.

And ready to turn your phone or tablet into a creative powerhouse? Join our Smart Phone Filmmaking Courses and explore:

* Shooting professional films and documentaries like a pro
* Creating your own animations
* Making stop-motion masterpieces

No experience needed—just your imagination and a passion for storytelling. Start your creative journey today and leave with skills (and films!) you’ll be proud of.

The courses will be held by the world’s leading smartphone film festival, SF3, alongside acclaimed Film Producer, Yolandi Franken. Teachers include award winning smartphone filmmakers and animator, Atticus Gough, whose credits include Battle Kitty and We Will Be Monsters.

There will be two free smartphone introductory sessions for you to get a taster of the amazing possibilities of smartphone filmmaking with our Lights, Camera, ACTION! Ever dreamed of making your own movie? Now’s your chance! Join our FREE Mobile Phone Filmmaking Introductory Course and urn your phone into a filmmaking studio and create a film that could wow at festivals! Open to ages 6-18. Your story starts here—don’t miss out!”

Other courses: Smartphone Filmmaking 101, Documentary Filmmaking on Smartphones, Stop Motion, Animation and a Walking Videography Adventure, where we will be inviting participants to walk around the festival with us and capture cinematic magic with our guidance.

On Friday 7th February at 6pm, the inaugural The Artistry 24 Hour Film Festival opens and all under 18s are invited to come down to the Darling Harbour precinct and make a short film for our festival. Focused on the theme of the harbour, water, or foreshore, this exciting event encourages kids to explore their natural surroundings and showcase their creativity through accessible, resourceful storytelling. Entries close Saturday 8th at 6pm and throughout the day on Sunday 9th, the entries will play on the big screen at the festival, culminating in an awards presentation hosted by Actor/Author/Producer, Suzan Mutesi.

Prizes are Best Film 6-11 Years old, Best Film 12-17 Years old, Most Creative Film 6-11 Years old, Most Creative Film 12-17 Years old and Best Performance.

The Artistry Festival – Get ready to experience a vibrant explosion of colour, sound and flavour as The Artistry takes over Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour from Fri 7 – Sun 9 Feb 2025. Believe us when we say this isn’t just your regular festival – it’s a global village come to life! Immerse yourself in diverse cultures, savour mouthwatering dishes from around the world, groove to infectious music and witness breathtaking performances. From dazzling cultural parades to electrifying live
music featuring The Artistry promises an unforgettable weekend for all. Festival highlights include a concert featuring The Justice Crew, international pavilions, food stalls and more.

To sign up for the 24 film festival or find out more – email sf3@sf3.com.au

To register for one of the filmmaking workshops: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-artistry-presentsfilm-making-workshops-tickets-1206252787559?aff=SF3

CONTACT FOR INTERVIEWS: Angela Blake sf3@sf3.com.au or 0406655013

Get Ready, Australia! Amy Adams’ “NIGHTBITCH” Is Hitting Disney+ in Australia & NZ This January

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If you’ve been craving a movie that’s equal parts hilarious, surreal, and downright mind-bending, we’ve got incredible news for you. Searchlight Pictures’ “NIGHTBITCH”, starring the one and only Amy Adams, is coming to Disney+ in Australia and New Zealand on January 24, 2025—and it’s going to be a ride you won’t want to miss.

What’s “NIGHTBITCH” About?

Imagine this: A super successful woman puts her career on pause to be a stay-at-home mum. Seems normal, right? Wrong. Things take a wild turn as her domestic life transforms into something downright bizarre. Let’s just say it’s got dark comedy, surreal twists, and a whole lot of “what is happening right now?!” vibes.

The movie is based on Rachel Yoder’s acclaimed debut novel, and with Marielle Heller (of Can You Ever Forgive Me? fame) writing and directing, you already know it’s going to deliver big time.

Amy Adams Is Crushing It (Again!)

Let’s talk about Amy Adams for a sec. She’s already a six-time Academy Award¼ nominee, and her performance in NIGHTBITCH just scored her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role – Musical or Comedy. Yep, she’s that good.

Oh, and she’s not doing it alone. Joining her are Scoot McNairy and twins Arleigh and Emmett Snowden, who are making their big-screen debut. How’s that for star power?

Why You’ll Love It

NIGHTBITCH isn’t just a movie—it’s an experience. It dives deep into the ups and downs of motherhood, identity crises, and all the weird, unexpected things life throws your way. Think satire, dark humour, and a touch of fantasy, all wrapped up in one insane package.

Mark Your Diaries: January 24, 2025

Circle the date, set a reminder, or tie a string around your finger—whatever you need to do, make sure you’re ready when NIGHTBITCH drops exclusively on Disney+. This one’s going to have everyone talking.

P.S. Disney+ Has You Covered

Worried about the kids accidentally stumbling upon a movie with mature themes? No stress. Disney+ has parental controls for days. With PIN-protected profiles and Kids Profiles, you can make sure everyone’s streaming what’s right for them.

Don’t Miss Out

Whether you’re an Amy Adams stan, a fan of quirky indie films, or just someone who loves a good laugh with a side of “WTF,” NIGHTBITCH is for you. So grab your popcorn, get comfy, and prepare to have your mind blown when it lands on Disney+ this January.

This article was sourced from a media release sent by Disney+ / Image supplied by Disney+

Uncover the Power of Love and Time: Win Passes to We Live in Time Courtesy of FilmCentral Magazine!

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FilmCentral Magazine is giving away movie passes to We Live in Time, thanks to Studio Canal Australia! To win tickets, make sure to follow our official Facebook page and watch out for the promo!

Official Synopsis  

Almut (Florence Pugh) and Tobias (Andrew Garfield) are brought together in a surprise encounter that changes their lives. Through snapshots of their life together – falling for each other, building a home, becoming a family – a difficult truth is revealed that rocks its foundation. As they embark on a path challenged by the limits of time, they learn to cherish each moment of the unconventional route their love story has taken, in filmmaker John Crowley’s decade-spanning, deeply moving romance.

Release Date: In Cinemas January 16

Duration: 108 minutes

Classification: M| Censorship Advice: Coarse language, nudity and sex scenes