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Sydney’s first-ever 24-hour non-stop outdoor cinema experience.

4 February 2023

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On February 4th, join us for the first-ever 24-hour outdoor cinema in the heart of Sydney. Immerse yourself in a diverse selection of arthouse and short films that will ignite your imagination and spark your curiosity. Free entry.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The team behind Mov’in Cinemas is excited to launch the first-ever 24-hour outdoor cinema experience in Sydney. On Saturday, February 4th at 6pm, the movie marathon will commence with the ABC documentary “Secrets of the Australian Museum” and will be followed by “The Mopoke Short Film Festival.”

A selection of unique films will then run all through the night and day, providing movie lovers with a truly unique experience. Relax in one of our cozy deck chairs and enjoy the night sky and city as your stunning backdrop. And the best part? Admission is completely free!

Short Films, Big Impact: Mopoke Short Film Festival – An Award-Winning Movie Experience with Filmmaker Q&A

From 7:00pm to 11:00pm on Saturday, February 4th, we invite you to enjoy a curated selection of award-winning short films and to meet the filmmakers. See the work of some of the most talented directors in the industry and discover new voices in the world of filmmaking.

The festival offers unique opportunities to connect with filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike through Q&A sessions after each film.

Meet award-winning artists such as Jelena Sinik, who will be presenting her internationally screened animations “101 Days of Lockdown” and “Imagining Time,” or D.C. Fairhurst whose short films have won numerous awards and have been screened at festivals and genre events worldwide. Don’t miss this chance to dive into the world of short films and connect with the creators behind them.

24-Hour Emotional Cinematic Odyssey

On the big screen, some of the most iconic and timeless films like “Eternity’s Gate,” “Midnight in Paris,” “The French Dispatch,” and “Lost in Translation” will transport you to different eras, cultures and perspectives. Dive deeper into the world of cinema along with the beauty and complexity of these masterpieces, and let the stories unfold before your eyes.

Fuel up on delicious popcorn, Savoury bites and refreshing drinks, as you indulge in a non-stop cinematic experience.

The best part? The movies are completely free to watch, but you’ll need to book your tickets in advance. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to be a part of Sydney’s first 24-hour culture, music, and arts festival at Mopoke Festival. Secure your free tickets now and experience the magic of cinema under the stars!

DETAILS

What – The 24 hours cinema at Mopoke.

When – From 6pm, February 4th, 2023, to 6pm February 5th, 2023, inclusive.

Where – Macquarie Street East Precinct.

Free entry but must book before at https://mopokesydney.com.au/product-category/24hr-cinema/

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@MFWitches @Dom_Perrottet @nswpolice The bar to be retained as a Minister in our government bodies appears to be far too low! The actions of some ministers are highly questionable! These people should be the pillars of decency and respect! These people should be role models! Time to demand accountability!

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15 Feb

@MFWitches @Dom_Perrottet @nswpolice Such a spectacularly grievous transgression and crime. Who cares if he apologised. He needs to face profoundly serious and immediate consequence!

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9 Feb

Good. Piss off. You’re no loss, quite the opposite. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-09/alan-tudge-expected-quit-politics-josh-frydenberg-comeback/101951614

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9 Feb

Alan Tudge to resign today, triggering a by-election in Aston, with rumours Frydenberg will contest.

It's my opinion that Alan Tudge should've lost pre-selection before the last election, and a 11.5% swing against him supports that.

Could a strong Independent beat Josh, again?

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9 Feb

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9 Feb

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8 Feb

I just finished my first debate with Dominic Perrottet.

One thing was clear, his only plan for the future is more privatisation.

NSW faces a clear choice: more privatisation under the Liberals, no more under Labor.

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