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TFF - Queer at Alice Springs Cinema
TFF - Queer
FRI 21 FEB
Coming Soon to
Alice Springs Cinema
Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name) returns with Queer, starring Daniel Craig as American expat William Lee, looking for connection and escape in 1950s Mexico City, which he finds in new arrival Eugene Allerton.
Based on the novella from William S. Burroughs, Queer follows Lee (Craig), an American ex-pat in his late forties, leading a solitary life of indulgence; a cad about town, who’s also deeply lonely.
The arrival of Eugene (Drew Starkey) sparks an obsession for Lee, alongside his current one for new and illicit substances, and sets them on a journey to the Amazon to find new telepathic drugs and experiences, opening doors that some would prefer remained closed.
A vulnerable and captivating performance by Craig, supported by the excellent Starkey and charming Jason Schwartzman, this bold and lush period piece is set afire with anachronistic music choices, and surreal turns saturated with lust, sweat and hallucinogenic haze.
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We look forward to you joining us at the Travelling Film Festival (TFF) - please keep in mind the following T&Cs:
* No replacements or refunds will be given to lost tickets.
*We CANNOT give partial refunds for 5 or 10 passes. ALL sales via the TFF website must be managed through their admin team.
*Please arrive early as TFF films start on time with NO Cinema ads or trailers.
*No allocated seating, please show kindness towards our staff if asked to move as we attempt to maximise seating arrangements.
*No BYO food or drinks.
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Based on the novella from William S. Burroughs, Queer follows Lee (Craig), an American ex-pat in his late forties, leading a solitary life of indulgence; a cad about town, who’s also deeply lonely.
The arrival of Eugene (Drew Starkey) sparks an obsession for Lee, alongside his current one for new and illicit substances, and sets them on a journey to the Amazon to find new telepathic drugs and experiences, opening doors that some would prefer remained closed.
A vulnerable and captivating performance by Craig, supported by the excellent Starkey and charming Jason Schwartzman, this bold and lush period piece is set afire with anachronistic music choices, and surreal turns saturated with lust, sweat and hallucinogenic haze.
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We look forward to you joining us at the Travelling Film Festival (TFF) - please keep in mind the following T&Cs:
* No replacements or refunds will be given to lost tickets.
*We CANNOT give partial refunds for 5 or 10 passes. ALL sales via the TFF website must be managed through their admin team.
*Please arrive early as TFF films start on time with NO Cinema ads or trailers.
*No allocated seating, please show kindness towards our staff if asked to move as we attempt to maximise seating arrangements.
*No BYO food or drinks.
Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name) returns with Queer, starring Daniel Craig as American expat William Lee, looking for connection and escape in 1950s Mexico City, which he finds in new arrival Eugene Allerton.
Based on the novella from William S. Burroughs, Queer follows Lee (Craig), an American ex-pat in his late forties, leading a solitary life of indulgence; a cad about town, who’s also deeply lonely.
The arrival of Eugene (Drew Starkey) sparks an obsession for Lee, alongside his current one for new and illicit substances, and sets them on a journey to the Amazon to find new telepathic drugs and experiences, opening doors that some would prefer remained closed.
A vulnerable and captivating performance by Craig, supported by the excellent Starkey and charming Jason Schwartzman, this bold and lush period piece is set afire with anachronistic music choices, and surreal turns saturated with lust, sweat and hallucinogenic haze.
--
We look forward to you joining us at the Travelling Film Festival (TFF) - please keep in mind the following T&Cs:
* No replacements or refunds will be given to lost tickets.
*We CANNOT give partial refunds for 5 or 10 passes. ALL sales via the TFF website must be managed through their admin team.
*Please arrive early as TFF films start on time with NO Cinema ads or trailers.
*No allocated seating, please show kindness towards our staff if asked to move as we attempt to maximise seating arrangements.
*No BYO food or drinks.
Based on the novella from William S. Burroughs, Queer follows Lee (Craig), an American ex-pat in his late forties, leading a solitary life of indulgence; a cad about town, who’s also deeply lonely.
The arrival of Eugene (Drew Starkey) sparks an obsession for Lee, alongside his current one for new and illicit substances, and sets them on a journey to the Amazon to find new telepathic drugs and experiences, opening doors that some would prefer remained closed.
A vulnerable and captivating performance by Craig, supported by the excellent Starkey and charming Jason Schwartzman, this bold and lush period piece is set afire with anachronistic music choices, and surreal turns saturated with lust, sweat and hallucinogenic haze.
--
We look forward to you joining us at the Travelling Film Festival (TFF) - please keep in mind the following T&Cs:
* No replacements or refunds will be given to lost tickets.
*We CANNOT give partial refunds for 5 or 10 passes. ALL sales via the TFF website must be managed through their admin team.
*Please arrive early as TFF films start on time with NO Cinema ads or trailers.
*No allocated seating, please show kindness towards our staff if asked to move as we attempt to maximise seating arrangements.
*No BYO food or drinks.
TFF - Queer
FRI 21 FEB
Coming Soon to
Alice Springs Cinema
Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name) returns with Queer, starring Daniel Craig as American expat William Lee, looking for connection and escape in 1950s Mexico City, which he finds in new arrival Eugene Allerton.
Based on the novella from William S. Burroughs, Queer follows Lee (Craig), an American ex-pat in his late forties, leading a solitary life of indulgence; a cad about town, who’s also deeply lonely.
The arrival of Eugene (Drew Starkey) sparks an obsession for Lee, alongside his current one for new and illicit substances, and sets them on a journey to the Amazon to find new telepathic drugs and experiences, opening doors that some would prefer remained closed.
A vulnerable and captivating performance by Craig, supported by the excellent Starkey and charming Jason Schwartzman, this bold and lush period piece is set afire with anachronistic music choices, and surreal turns saturated with lust, sweat and hallucinogenic haze.
--
We look forward to you joining us at the Travelling Film Festival (TFF) - please keep in mind the following T&Cs:
* No replacements or refunds will be given to lost tickets.
*We CANNOT give partial refunds for 5 or 10 passes. ALL sales via the TFF website must be managed through their admin team.
*Please arrive early as TFF films start on time with NO Cinema ads or trailers.
*No allocated seating, please show kindness towards our staff if asked to move as we attempt to maximise seating arrangements.
*No BYO food or drinks.