Auckland Schedule Saturday 29th September

Academy Cinemas
Time	Film/Duration/Notes
11am	Shonenko 60min
12:15pm	A Grandmother's Tribe 53min Q&A with direcrors Qiujing Wong and Dean Easterbrook
1:45pm	The Importance of Being MLABRI 59min Te Eitei: The Banaban Story 32min
3:45pm	An Abbreviated Life 45min Q&A With Sarah Hitchings and Co-director Jan Jeans
5pm	Feet Unbound 87min
7:15pm	Darling! The Pieter-Dirk Uys Story 54min Q&A With Director Julian Shaw
8:45pm	What Would Jesus Buy? 90min

SkyCity Queen St.
Time	Film/Duration/Notes
12:30pm	The Birthday 63min
1:45pm	Calici: A Rural Conspiracy 24min Main Trunk Country Road Song 20min 16mm Maxwell 23min Prints of Darkness 24min
3:30pm	In the Company of Actors 75min
5:15pm	Highnote 69min Q&A
6:55pm	Please Vote For Me 55min
8:05pm	Knee Deep 81min
9:40pm	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.

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?
Te Eitei: The Banaban Story

New Zealand In December 1945 the entire population of the Micronesian island of Banaba were taken by ship to a new island. This is their story, a tale of determination and survival.
Prints of Darkness

New Zealand With startling new evidence and an examination of age-old theories, this film explores the legend of a large feline creature stalking the forests of Mid-Canterbury, NZ.