Concession Tickets - Now Only $7.00 over 30 Films still to be Shown.

The Programme:

Tu.	16	One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Th.	18	Lenny
W.	24	5 Easy Pieces
Th.	25	The Sting
Tu.	30	Day of the Jackal

June

W.	7	Harold & Maude
Th.	8	Clockwork Orange
W.	14	Adventures of Barry McKenzie
Th.	15	The Inheritor

July

Tu.	4	The Great Escape
Th.	6	The Tenant
Tu.	11	Bonnie & Clyde
W.	12	The Night Porter
W.	19	Monty Python & The Holy Grail
Th.	20	Romeo & Juliet
Tu.	25	Monkey Business/Animal Crackers
Th.	27	Rocky Horror Picture Show

August

Tu.	1	Deliverance
W.	2	From Russia with Love
Tu.	8	Catch 22
W.	9	Dagg Day Afternoon
Th.	10	All This and W. W. II
Tu.	29	Women In Love
W.	30	Bullitt

September

Tu.	5	Lady Sings the Blues
Th.	7	The Odessa File
Tu.	12	Godfather (Part II)
W.	13	Marathon Man
Tu.	19	Alice's Restaurant
Th.	21	Outlaw Josie Wales
W.	27	Inspector Clousseau
Th.	28	Tommy

October

Tu.	3	The Front
W.	4	The Song Remains The Same
Th.	5	Cross of Iron

May

Tu.	16	One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Th.	18	Lenny
W.	24	5 Easy Pieces
Th.	25	The Sting
Tu.	30	Blow Up
W.	31	Day of The Jackal

Five Easy Pieces

Lyrical picaresque adventures of a contemporary American drifter. Five Easy Pieces is a product of the rash of American "self-conscious" films that developed in the early 70's. Its relative success may be due to the more thoughtful and coherent approach it criticises American myths. More likely, it is Jack Nicholson's brilliant performance as the drifter, who must confront his rootlessness and his desire for freedom. Bob Rafelson directs.

Wednesday 24 May 2.15 pm.

The Sting

Both Paul Newman and Robert Redford are in fine form when they reunite in Chicago '36 to pull off a gigantic con trick in order to "take" a paranoid racketeer (Robert Shaw). The adept sleight-of-hand of director George Roy Hill, the twists in the plot, and the beautifully staged con tricks, suck in the audience too!

Thursday 25 May 2.15 pm