The First and Last of England: The Queer Legacies of Derek Jarman – Melbourne Cinémathèque 2024
The First and Last of England: The Queer Legacies of Derek Jarman – Melbourne Cinémathèque 2024
"The First and Last of England": The Queer Legacies of Derek Jarman – Wed 6 Nov - Wed 20 Nov 2024

Presented by the Melbourne Cinémathèque & ACMI

Melbourne Cinémathèque

Club

When

Wednesdays

From 7pm

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Australia's pre-eminent film society dedicated to screening significant works of international cinema.

Melbourne Cinémathèque started out in 1948 as the Melbourne University Film Society (MUFS) and changed its name to Melbourne Cinémathèque in 1984. It is self-administered, volunteer-run, not-for-profit and membership-driven.

Melbourne Cinémathèque presents celebrated and less well known works of international cinema in their original format and in new restorations. Screenings occur weekly until mid-December, with a four-week break in August.

Admission to Melbourne Cinémathèque session is open to Cinémathèque members only. Memberships are available for three consecutive weeks (from date of purchase) or for a full year. After a membership is purchased, admission to sessions is free.

Where

Cinema 1, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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Membership options

Mini membership
Admission for 3 consecutive weeks of screenings from date of purchase.
Full $35 | Concession $29.5

Annual membership
Admission for 12 months of screenings from date of purchase.
Full $191 | Concession $169

Friends of Cinémathèque
Admission for 12 months of screenings from date of purchase.
Full $315 | Concession $292.5

For updates, follow Melbourne Cinémathèque's Facebook and Twitter pages. Please note, online bookings incur a $1 booking fee.

Melbourne Cinémathèque - Dirk Bogarde in a still from Victim

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