In celebration of the unique cinematic vision of Quentin Tarantino, we present four of his most striking and entertaining films.
Reservoir Dogs – Thu 17 Jan 2019. 7—8:50PM
Kill Bill: Vol 1 – Wed 23 Jan 2019. 7—9:05PM
Kill Bill: Vol 2 – Thu 24 Jan 2019. 7—9:30PM
Jackie Brown – Thu 31 Jan 2019. 7—9:45PM

In celebration of the unique cinematic vision of Quentin Tarantino, we present four of his most striking and entertaining films.
Reservoir Dogs – Thu 17 Jan 2019. 7—8:50PM
Kill Bill: Vol 1 – Wed 23 Jan 2019. 7—9:05PM
Kill Bill: Vol 2 – Thu 24 Jan 2019. 7—9:30PM
Jackie Brown – Thu 31 Jan 2019. 7—9:45PM

The 12th edition in the Govett-Brewster’s Projection Series presents a double-bill selection of works by Len Lye and Oskar Fischinger, a pairing of two of the most compelling experimental filmmakers of their generation.

Image: Oskar Fischinger ‘An American March’ 1941, digital transfer from 35mm. Courtesy of the Center for Visual Music

For more see https://govettbrewster.com/exhibitions/projection-series-12-oskar-fischinger-and-len-lye

Performing songs from his #1 NZ album Make Way For Love and more, Marlon Williams will play alongside his band (Dave Khan, Ben Woolley, Gus Agars and Dan Luscombe) in New Plymouth’s TSB Theatre.

2018 APRA Silver Scroll recipient for his song “Nobody Gets What They Want Anymore”, Marlon Williams is in the midst of possibly the most career making year of his life! An album tour which has taken him around the globe for the majority of this year playing festivals and selling out headline tours, an acting part in Bradley Cooper’s Hollywood film directorial debut A Star Is Born, FOUR nominations at this year’s Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards (and one wine for Best Video), it’s time for this long-awaited homecoming.

These shows are sure to mark the start of another huge year for Marlon Williams. Don’t miss your chance to see him at home in New Zealand this summer. These intimate shows will sell out.

A Reserve $69.30
B Reserve $57.35
Service fees apply