Dunedin Schedule Saturday 17th November

Paramount
Time	Film/Duration/Notes
12:15pm	The Importance of Being MLABRI 59min
1:35pm	Do Not Resuscitate 98min R
3:35pm	Shame 96min
5:30pm	No Nukes is Good Nukes! 45min
6:45pm	The Old Stores 53min
8pm	Freeheld 38min
9pm	The Exchange 81min


Time	Film/Duration/Notes
1pm	The Godmachine 53min
2:15pm	Te Eitei: The Banaban Story 32min Q&A
3:15pm	Highnote 69min Q&A
5:10pm	Private Cable Cars of Wellington 17min Q&A Fish & Ships 28min Q&A In the Night Kitchen 22min Q&A


Time	Film/Duration/Notes
12pm	On a Tightrope 70min
1:15pm	Traders' Dreams 83min
1:30pm	When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts 240min Part I
2:55pm	The Unforeseen 93min
3:45pm	When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts 240min Part II
6pm	Lovely RITA 70min Q&A
6:40pm	Buddha's Lost Children 97min
7:45pm	Shonenko 60min
8:30pm	Nomadak Tx 86min
9pm	What Would Jesus Buy? 90min

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.

In the Night Kitchen

New Zealand Journey with Auckland installation artist John Radford, as he and his team stealthily plaster, shape and sculpt tonnes of clay over a public fountain in one night.
On a Tightrope

Norway/Canada Four children at a government orphanage in China attempt to learn Dawaz — tightrope walking, mirroring the political and ethnic tightrope they find themselves…
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.