Palace Films
We're an independent, family-owned Australian film distribution company, representing films across Australia and New Zealand since 1965, & the sister division of Palace Cinemas.
Tickets are now on sale for the 2024 GERMAN FILM FESTIVAL, touring nationally 7 May-5 Jun. Headlining the stellar line-up are two moving new films screening direct from the Berlinale: Opening Night Selection From Hilde, With Love is a compelling WWII-resistance drama starring Liv Lisa Fries and Johannes Hegemann. Festival Centrepiece Foreign Language is Claire Burger's dynamic cross-cultural friendship drama about two 17-year-old schoolgirls — one French, one German – grappling with how to understand themselves and others. Bis bald im Kino 🇩🇪
Meet award-winning director Andreas Dresen at special German Film Festival screenings of his hugely affecting new drama FROM HILDE, WITH LOVE, the remarkable true story of a young woman drawn into the anti-Nazi resistance movement during WWII. Join Mr. Dresen at the Festival's Opening Night Gala Events in Canberra (Electric, 6.15pm Tues 7 May), Sydney (Norton, 6.15pm Wed 8 May), Melbourne (Astor, 6.15pm Fri 10 May) and Adelaide (Eastend, 6.15pm Wed 15 May), and for Q&A screenings in Sydney (Central, 7.30pm Thu 9 May), Melbourne (Como, 7pm Sat 11 May) & Brisbane (Barracks, 6.45pm Sat 18 May).
The #1 draw at the 2023 French box office, Martin Bourboulon’s magnificent reimagining of Alexandre Dumas’ classic adventure The Three Musketeers is the first French-made big-screen adaptation in over 30 years. The first instalment THE THREE MUSKETEERS: D'ARTAGNAN (M) follows a spirited young swordsman (François Civil) on his journey to join the King’s elite Musketeers of the Guard, leading him into the path of the mysterious Milady de Winter (Eva Green) and the heart of a conspiracy where the future of the nation itself is at stake…
We're an independent, family-owned Australian film distribution company, representing films across Australia and New Zealand since 1965, & the sister division of Palace Cinemas.