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Welcome to the Dunedin Film Society's 2018 season of classic and contemporary cinema from across New Zealand and around the world.

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There are two ways to join the Dunedin Film Society in 2018.

Opening night

Wednesday 28 February at 7:30 pm

The Innocents

The Innocents begins quietly, before devolving into unspeakable horrors. The heartbreaking film follows Mathilde, a young French Red Cross nurse in December 1945, as she discovers a group of nuns who have been raped by Soviet soldiers, and are now dealing with more than half a dozen pregnancies…

Seconds: 7 March

Seconds

The Illusionist: 14 March

The Illusionist

Of Horses and Men: 21 March

Of Horses and Men

Only Angels Have Wings: 28 March

Only Angels Have Wings

Listen to me Marlon: 4 April

Listen to me Marlon

Fukushima, Mon Amour: 11 April

Fukushima, Mon Amour

Things to Come: 18 April

Things to Come

Ex Machina: 25 April

Ex Machina

Mon Oncle: 2 May

Mon Oncle

Wild: 9 May

Wild

The Lady from Shanghai: 16 May

The Lady from Shanghai

Fantastic Planet: 23 May

Fantastic Planet

After the Storm: 11 July

After the Storm

Fireworks Wednesday: 30 May

Fireworks Wednesday

Baden Baden: 18 July

Baden Baden

Gilda: 25 July

Gilda

Les Cowboys: 1 August

Les Cowboys

Fidelio. Alice’s Odyssey: 29 August

Fidelio: Alice’s Odyssey

China’s van Goghs: 5 September

China’s van Goghs

Daughters of Darkness: 12 September

Daughters of Darkness

Neither Heaven nor Earth: 19 September

Neither Heaven nor Earth

Young Törless: 26 September

Young Törless

Le Quattro Volte: 3 October

Le Quattro Volte

Mustang: 10 October

Mustang

Fill the Void: 17 October

Fill the Void

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About the Dunedin Film Society

The Dunedin Film Society is a non-profit incorporated society and a registered charity. It is also a member of the New Zealand Federation of Film Societies, a non-commercial distribution network that has been screening films throughout the country for 70 years. There are additional film societies in Auckland, Palmerston North, Wellington, Nelson, Canterbury and Hamilton, as well as in several smaller centres. Each year we screen our combined programmes to an estimated total audience of 25,000.