cinémathèque archive 2006
Melbourne Cinémathèque
Discover the richness of the twentieth century's greatest art form. Whether you're a dedicated cinephile or an occasional film buff, Cinémathèque membership provides access to rare and imported prints and the opportunity to revel in a passion for truly great cinema.
Annual membership: Full $85 Concession $75
Mini membership (4 consecutive weeks):
Full $18 Concession $15
May be subject to variation. Additional charges apply to some events. All films are rated unclassified 18+ unless indicated. Membership may not guarantee admission. Presented by The Melbourne Cinémathèque and ACMI. Curated by The Melbourne Cinémathèque.
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Cinémathèque presents the second part of the Bette Davis program featuring Of Human Bondage and the award winning film All About Eve.
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Cinémathèque presents the three-part program Bette Davis: Diva of the Golden Age.
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Cinémathèque presents Britain at War, with two feature films set during World War II: A Caterbury Tale and Cavalcanti's Went the Day Well?
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Cinémathèque presents the last part of Bette Davis: Diva of the Golden Age with The Old Maid and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane.
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Cinémathèque presents films from Dutch documentarian Joris Ivens', remarkable for his insight into political and social movements of the 20th century.
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Cinémathèque presents two documentary style films by Werner Herzog, the German film director, screenwriter, actor and opera director.
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Cinémathèque presents films from two influential and innovative French directors; Jean Vigo's L'Atalante, and Guitry's Remontons Les Champs-Élysées.
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Cinémathèque presents two significant modern films from Hong Kong directors; John Woo and Johnie Too, both influenced by the work of Melville.
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Cinémathèque presents a double bill of Fassbinder, the renowned German director who made an astonishing 43 films in his short life of only 37 years.
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Cinémathèque presents David Lynch: Sub-Urban Surrealist, opening with the seminal classic Eraserhead.
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Cinémathèque presents the second installment of Volatile Bodies: The Uncompromising Films of Marco Bellocchio.
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Cinémathèque presents the last instalment of this hand-picked selection of David Lynch's greatest work, featuring Mulholland Drive.
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The second installment of David Lynch - the obsessive, strikingly composed and sonically groundbreaking filmmaker.
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Cinémathèque presents the second part of the Pialat program featuring two award winning films; A Nos Amours (1983), and Under the Sun of Satan (1987).
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Cinémathèque presents the first part of Volatile Bodies: The Uncompromising Films of Marco Bellocchio.
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Cinémathèque presents a circus themed night with a scientist becoming a clown; hallucinatory framings; and the catacombs under Beely Circus.
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Cinémathèque presents the third part in its program on Maurice Pialat screening Police (1985) and Le Garçu (1995).
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Cinémathèque presents Maurice Pialat's The Mouth Agape, a pentrating portait of bourgeois morals and society, followed by artistic creation Van Gogh.
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Cinémathèque presents the third part of the Melville program featuring Jean-Pierre Melville: portrait en 9 poses, Le Doulos and Bob Le Flambour.
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Cinémathèque presents the breathtaking and influential Shadows of our Forgotten Ancestors alongside The Goat Horn; a masterpiece of Bulgarian cinema.
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Cinémathèque presents the last part of this program celebrating Jean-Pierre Melville whose films are movingly paradoxical and romantic in effect.
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Cinémathèque presents newly restored The Tall T , and The Wild Bunch - one of the seminal works of late 1960s cinema.
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Cinémathèque presents the second part of the Melville program which features Les Enfants Terribles and Le Cercle Rouge.
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Cinémathèque presents Andrei Tarkovsky's intensely personal Mirror, and the landmark work - The Passion of Joan of Arc.
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Cinémathèque presents a four part program covering all aspects of Melville's career, celebrating the work of the first truly cinephiliac director.
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Cinémathèque presents 'the Scandinavian influence' featuring films Rhythm of a City, Wild Strawberries, The Plow that Broke the Plains and The Wind.
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Cinémathèque presents a Japanese classics program featuring Mikio Naruse's Apart From You (1933) and Akira Kurosawa's Red Beard (1965).
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Cinémathèque spotlights Max Ophuls - cinema's great poet of time, space, memory and impossible love. The last night of a three part program.
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Cinémathèque spotlights Max Ophuls - cinema's great poet of time, space, memory and impossible love. The second of a three part program.
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Cinémathèque spotlights Max Ophuls - cinema's great poet of time, space, memory and impossible love. The first of a three part program.
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Cinémathèque presents three analytical essay films from Jean-Pierre Gorin; Letter To Jane, Poto and Cabengo, and Routine Pleasures.
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Cinémathèque presents 'Welles the monster/master' featuring Welles in The Third Man and Peter Jackson's first serious film Heavenly Creatures.
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Cinémathèque presents 'art as cinema' program featuring two shorts from Alain Resnais, followed by the striking biography, Edward Munch.
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Cinémathèque presents 'the thai new wave' featuring two films by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, one of the most innovative filmmakers of South-East Asia.
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The last part of Cinémathèque's spotlight on Orson Welles features the short The Hearts of Age, Mr. Arkadin/Confidential Report and Macbeth.
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The second part of Cinémathèque's spotlight on Orson Welles features the legendary lost work It's All True and an adaptation of Kafka's The Trial.
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Pointedly sidestepping Citizen Kane, Cinémathèque spotlights Orson Welles' other, often greater and more emotionally sophisticated work.
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Cinémathèque presents 'history as past & present' program featuring The Time To Live & The Time To Die (Hou Hsiao-hsien) and El Sur (Victor Erice).
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Cinémathèque presents a television noir program featuring episodes from two American TV shows, and films The Big Heat and T-Men.
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Cinémathèque 2006 opens with surviving scenes from The Story of the Kelly Gang, Moments Choisis Des Histoire(s) Du Cinéma and Bresson's A Man Escaped.
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