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FLICKS CINEMA Lopdell House Theatre Titirangi
Film screenings are every fortnight on a FRIDAY apart from when a Theatre production is on, always best to check our website or e-mail [email protected]  We also screen SPECIAL EVENT films on some Wednesday nights and we are able to arrange private screenings and fund raising film nights.
Showing new release art-house, drama and documentary films from all over the world. New laser projection and sound facilities, comfortable seating, bar and lounge. 
TO ENSURE a SEAT at FLICKS screenings TEXT your booking to 0210 222 5558 and you will get confirmation of the booking by Text. or you can E-mail your booking to [email protected] and your booking will be confirmed.                                                                                                            No need to book for morning shows.
TICKET PRICES:
We have had to adjust to the extra costs of acquiring and licensing films. So ticket prices for 2026 are as follows
Adult: $16 Senior/Student $12-50 all shows.
Under 14 yrs old $10
Newsletters If you wish to receive our e-mail newsletter then please contact me, [email protected]

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No films at Lopdell in March as the Theatre has a production on stage 'SEED' that runs from 17th - 28th March....BUT there are some screenings happening at SOZO Coffee House (Shetland Street/ off Glengarry Road.

Go to top menu bar and click on SOZO CAFE FILMS



NEXT FILM at FLICKS



FRIDAY 3rd April

'My Brother's Band' (M) 103 mins (France) Comedy / Drama / Music


An audience favourite wherever it has screened, the wildly entertaining new French comedy MY BROTHER’S BAND (M) follows two siblings - one a renowned orchestra conductor, the other the trombonist in a community brass band - who after being separated by fate, are reunited by music. Striking the perfect harmony between laughter and tears, it's a rousing, feel-great trip to the cinema this summer. Conductor Thibaut discovers he has leukaemia and needs a bone marrow donor. Learning of his adoption, he finds an older brother who works in a factory. Their reunion leads to a musical journey as the town faces a factory closure.
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Film festival audiences everywhere have loved My Brother’s Band – it has won a number of Audience Awards – and you probably will too. Goodness knows we need a little love." K. Rodger.

                        Showing Friday 3rd April 10-30am / 6pm / 8-15pm                                                Tickets $16 and $12-50  BOOKINGS TEXT 0210 2225558  


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