A Speakeasy Screening
Rescore 2
25 May 730PM Tickets
On Sale Now
Short films by the next wave of the avant garde rescored by local musicians and performed live
Speakeasy Cinema is an independent film series that puts good films on big screens in the amiable surrounds of Melbourne’s best bars, cafes and creative studios. We screen titles that are overlooked or hard to find, often weird, but always some kind of wonderful.
25 May 730PM Tickets
Short films by the next wave of the avant garde rescored by local musicians and performed live
A feature-length dance music video and tale of urban exploration.
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A selection of rare and unseen shorts from the humorists at McSweeney's
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A look inside the cut-throat world of haute cuisine.
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A surprising tale of love, secrets, pain, adventure - and dual realities.
10 Mar 8.45pm
A behind the scenes look at an international icon with a very fuzzy reputation.
05 Mar 9.15pm
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge has been one of the most innovative and influential figures in music and fine art for the last 30 years. Celebrated by critics and art historians as the progenitor of industrial music.
A selection of rare and unseen short films from the humorists at McSweeney's
A one-man Rambo shot for $96 in a 220-square-foot studio apartment in Manhattan.
A subversive comedy tour through North Korea takes a turn for the absurd in this gonzo doco from Denmark.
A documentary about one of the most polarising artists in modern history: the man, the clown, the genius and the ego that is Jeff Koons.
16 films inspired by the sea, set to music from the Spunk Records catalogue
The films of Jean Painlevé set to a soundtrack by Yo La Tengo
A heartrending portrait of madness and genius.
VICE travel north to investigate a remote Aboriginal township with a heavy metal gang problem.
"Like Andy Warhol, whom he revered and later befriended, Haring was the visual artist as social phenomenon, connecting the gay scene to hip-hop, Madonna to museum culture, the democratic street to the rarefied art world." The New York Times
"If you want to know who I am, look at the books I published." Barney Rosset
A film by Aaron Rose (Alleged Gallery, NYC) & Thomas Campbell, Shepard Fairey, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Margaret Kilgallen, Harmony Korine, Geoff McFetridge, Barry McGee, Mike Mills, Stephen Powers & Ed Templeton. With music by Money Mark.