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Ticket Policy

 

In 2009 Sydney Film Festival are selling tickets through our own website for the first time. We have implemented a $1 service fee per ticket. This $1 applies to single session tickets, $1 per FlexiPass and $1 per subscription. The $1 is included in the ticket price.

Sydney Film Festival does not offer refunds if you change your mind or are unable to attend a film screening for whatever reason. Single session tickets, or session tickets which are redeemed from a FlexiPass, can be swapped for an alternative session up to one hour before the session noted on the ticket. Such exchanges can only be made in person at the State Theatre Festival Box Office, from Wednesday 3 June - Sunday 14 June, upon payment of $2 per ticket exchanged.

Sydney Film Festival shall not be deemed to be in breach of its agreement with you or otherwise liable to you as a result of any delay or other failure in the performance of its obligations if and to the extent that such delay or other failure is caused by or arises from any event or circumstance not within its reasonable control.

If the 2009 festival is cancelled, in whole or in part, SFF may (at its sole election) decide to show any cancelled film screenings at a later time, in which case you agree that SFF does not have to refund your ticket price, even where you are unable to attend any postponed screening.

Sydney Film Festival is not liable for any loss or damage, however caused (including, but not limited to, by the negligence of Sydney Film Festival), suffered by you in connection with Sydney Film Festival's agreement with you.

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14 Dec 2009
TFF finishes 2009 with a bumper festival in Cairns.
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The TFF wrapped it's 2009 tour with a huge weekend at the BC&C Cinemas in Cairns featuring an opening night conversation with Anthony Buckley, pictured here with opening night MC Fiona Sewell from ABC Far North.
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TFF finishes 2009 with a bumper festival in Cairns.
13 Dec 2009
TFF on tour in Townsville
TFF News
The TFF delights Townsville's film-community with a festival full of award winners and international box office sensations including an exciting opening night screening and party with Serhat Caradee, writer and director of opening night film CEDAR BOYS.
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27 Oct 2009
TFF on tour in sunny Queensland
TFF News
Smiles all round as the TFF, Bundaberg Regional Council and CRUSH Arts festival come together to produce a fabulous festival
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27 Oct 2009
News and reviews from the TFF in Mackay
TFF News
With a special local connection to opening night film Wake in Fright and strong crowds right across the weekend, this year's TFF in Mackay was a real hit with the Tropical North Queensland audience.
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News and reviews from the TFF in Mackay
10 Jun 2009
Marked for destruction
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Graham Shirley, Senior Curator, Moving Image, National Film & Sound Archive (NFSA) shares his delight and experiences of the fabulous digital restoration of Ted Kotcheff’s 1971 classic, Wake In Fright. Find out how Shirley and the NFSA team brought this fabulous feature back to life.
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14 Dec 2009
TFF finishes 2009 with a bumper festival in Cairns.
TFF News
The TFF wrapped it's 2009 tour with a huge weekend at the BC&C Cinemas in Cairns featuring an opening night conversation with Anthony Buckley, pictured here with opening night MC Fiona Sewell from ABC Far North.
Read More
TFF finishes 2009 with a bumper festival in Cairns.
13 Dec 2009
TFF on tour in Townsville
TFF News
The TFF delights Townsville's film-community with a festival full of award winners and international box office sensations including an exciting opening night screening and party with Serhat Caradee, writer and director of opening night film CEDAR BOYS.
Read More
TFF on tour in Townsville
27 Oct 2009
TFF on tour in sunny Queensland
TFF News
Smiles all round as the TFF, Bundaberg Regional Council and CRUSH Arts festival come together to produce a fabulous festival
Read More
TFF on tour in sunny Queensland
27 Oct 2009
News and reviews from the TFF in Mackay
TFF News
With a special local connection to opening night film Wake in Fright and strong crowds right across the weekend, this year's TFF in Mackay was a real hit with the Tropical North Queensland audience.
Read More
News and reviews from the TFF in Mackay
10 Jun 2009
Marked for destruction
TFF News
Graham Shirley, Senior Curator, Moving Image, National Film & Sound Archive (NFSA) shares his delight and experiences of the fabulous digital restoration of Ted Kotcheff’s 1971 classic, Wake In Fright. Find out how Shirley and the NFSA team brought this fabulous feature back to life.
Read More
Marked for destruction
Great movies at home with FOXTEL
Great movies don’t have to end when the festival does. Get FOXTEL and you can enjoy incredible movies all year round. Sign up today and take advantage of our End of Fincancial Year Sale! FOXTEL is proud to be sponsoring the Australian Documentary Prize.
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TFF in Bowraville

 

Festival Dates

The TFF will return to Bowraville 30 October - 1 November 2009.

Venue

Bowraville Theatre
74 High Street
Bowraville NSW 2449
Tel 02 6564 7808

Program

Click here to download a PDF of this year's program.

PARIS 36 - OPENING NIGHT

Energetic comedy set in a 1930s Paris music hall with a story close to home - a local community rallies to save their beloved theatre. Nominated for 5 César Awards. ‘As French as snails with garlic.' Screen Int.

Followed by complimentary drinks.

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  • Friday 30 October
  • 7pm

NOODLE

Gentle, life-affirming cinema from Israel; an unlikely connection between a Chinese boy and a young woman thrown together by chance.

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  • Saturday 31 October
  • 12pm

MASQUERADES

Smash hit of the Arab world, a comedy set in a remote Algerian village centred on one man's bumbling efforts to arrange his sister's marriage.

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  • Saturday 31 October
  • 2pm

THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE

‘Fascinating exploration into the world of Vogue magazine and its notorious, ice-queen editor Anna Wintour. Sundance winner.

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  • Saturday 31 October
  • 5pm

RUDO Y CURSI

Indie faves Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna (both from Y Tu Mamá También) reunite in this biting Mexican comedy that pits brother against brother.

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  • Saturday 31 October
  • 7pm

THE FOX AND THE CHILD

A beautiful story of friendship between a young girl and a wild fox narrated by Kate Winslet. From the director of March of the Penguins.

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  • Sunday 1 November
  • 11am

LOVE AAJ KAL

Delightfully playful romantic comedy from India featuring two of Bollywood's hottest stars. **** The Times of India

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  • Sunday 1 November
  • 1pm

WINGED CREATURES

Guy Pearce and Forest Whitaker star in Rowan (The Boys, Little Fish) Woods' compelling international debut. ‘Made with insight and compassion.' The Australian

Screens with local production Tomorrow directed by Simon Portus and starring Leah Purcell.

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  • Sunday 1 November
  • 4.30pm

RED LIKE THE SKY

Enchanting Italian tale: a young blind boy discovers the magic of storytelling through sound. SFF Audience winner.

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  • Sunday 1 November
  • 6.30pm

Tickets

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Save over 40% off regular ticket prices with a subscription, all nine films for only $7.80 per film ($6.70 concession), including Opening Night. Or dip into the festival with a 5-film FlexiPass for just $10 per film ($9 concession).
 
9 FILM FULL SUBSCRIPTION
$70 Adult
$60 Concession

5-FILM FLEXIPASS
$50 Adult
$45 Concession
Note: films must be selected at time of purchase
 
SINGLE SESSION TICKETS
$13.00 Adult
$11.00 Concession
$7.00 Student / Kids/<26
(Opening Night includes complimentary drinks)

Subscriptions are transferable but admit only one person per screening.
Concessions: unemployed, pensioners, seniors, members of Bowraville Theatre and Sydney Film Festival, upon presentation of ID.
Tickets on sale in advance from the theatre box office.

Partners

The Sydney Travelling Film Festival acknowledges the financial assistance of Screen Australia, the New South Wales Film and Television Office and the support of ABC Mid North Coast.

 

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