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 robinkewell@xtra.co.nz
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 our screenings TEXT your booking to 0210 222 5558 and you will get confirmation of the booking by Text. E-mail your booking to robinkewell@xtra.co.nz and your booking will be confirmed.
Tickets are always available from eventfinda.co.nz .
Morning screenings $12 and $10 includes tea/coffee and biscuits
Evening screenings $15 and $12
Bar open evenings for the sale of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Loyalty Cards We offer a loyalty card for regular film goers, each film you attend gets a stamp and once the card is full (6 stamps) hand it in for a FREE movie, this only applies to Friday FLICKS nights.
SEAWEEK SPECIAL FILMS
Tuesday 9th March in the Seminar Room 1st floor Lopdell House. Seaweek Special 75 minutes of films about our oceans presented by film-maker Robin Kewell
Showing at 10-30am 6pm and 7-30pm FREE ADMISSION
'Plastic Ocean' (1 min) A short and sharp message in this award winning animation. Fantastical fish and marine life artistically created using plastic waste collected from the streets of Bangkok, Thailand.
By 2050, scientists predict there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish. Winner of the Anim-Eco film contest 2019.
'Bottle' (5 mins) BOTTLE An award winning animation about a transoceanic conversation/ love story between two characters via objects in a bottle. (5mins)
'Coastal Seas' (45mins) COASTAL SEAS (45 mins) Coastal seas count for 7% of our ocean, yet they are responsible for 95% of the world's marine production - these are our planet's fishing grounds. Despite their importance to humanity, few are protected. Yet wherever effective protection exists, life bounces back in huge abundance. From fearsome sharks to lowly urchins, 90 percent of marine creatures live in coastal waters. Protecting these habitats is a battle humanity must win.
'Niugini-Islands of Eden' (24mins) NIUGINI- Islands of Eden Made as part of a series for Discovery Channel (OCEAN OASES) and filmed in the pristine waters of Papua New Guinea and shows the incredible diversity and wealth of marine life that flourishes when distanced from human contact. Filmed and edited by Robin Kewell. with Q & A.
