Christchurch Schedule Saturday 27th October

Regent on Worcester
Time	Film/Duration/Notes
12pm	When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts 240min Part I
12:15pm	Shonenko 60min
1:30pm	The Importance of Being MLABRI 59min Te Eitei: The Banaban Story 32min
2:30pm	When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts 240min Part II
3:15pm	On a Tightrope 70min
4:40pm	The Birthday 63min
5pm	Calici: A Rural Conspiracy 24min Main Trunk Country Road Song 20min 16mm Maxwell 23min Prints of Darkness 24min
6pm	Darling! The Pieter-Dirk Uys Story 54min
6:45pm	An Abbreviated Life 45min
7:10pm	Knee Deep 81min
7:45pm	What Would Jesus Buy? 90min
8:45pm	Buddha's Lost Children 97min
9:30pm	Nomadak Tx 86min

Q&A: Filmmakers and/or the subject of the film will be in attendance at a short question and answer session with the audience immediately after the screening.
New: Extra screening or programme update.

When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts

USA Spike Lee’s intimate and masterful portrait of lives in New Orleans, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, provides stories of misery, heartbreak, despair, and triumph.
The Importance of Being MLABRI

Denmark/Thailand The outside world is closing in on the Mlabri, who have kept their identity and language alive in Northern Thailand. How will they adapt in an ever-modernising country?
Main Trunk Country Road Song

New Zealand Main Trunk Country Road Song tells the story of the threatened closure of the iconic and historic passenger rail service that winds its way over the North Island of NZ.