Pierre Niney leads a stellar cast in France's blockbuster new adaptation of Dumas’ epic adventure of romance and redemption.
"Splendid. Executed with all the panache golden-era Hollywood epics." - VARIETY
Be among the first to see the best in contemporary German language filmmaking at the 2025 German Film Festival, touring Australian capital cities 30 Apr-28 May. Palace Films is profile 4 new titles which screen among the selection.
The feel-good new ensemble comedy hit following the tensions, joys and changing bonds experienced by a close group of friends.
"Will make you laugh and cry." - THE SPOT
The nail-biting new whodunit about a German film shoot thrown into chaos after a burnt Quran is discovered on set.
"Superbly staged. As thought provoking as it is entertaining." - SCREEN INTERNATIONAL
Tahar Rahim transforms into iconic singer-songwriter Charle Aznavour for this lavishly entertaining rise-to-stardom biography
"Rich, moving and rhythmic." - LE PARISIEN
Following extraordinary, sell-out demand at the Alliance Française French Film Festival, THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO returns to cinemas. Pierre Niney leads an all-star cast in the thrilling new adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' epic adventure, the first French cinematic treatment of the iconic tale of romance and redemption in over fifty years. A global phenomenon (with 12 million+ tickets sold), the film delivers luxurious big-screen entertainment and escapism, at once timeless and electrifyingly new. It's one of Easter's true must-sees.
This May, the 2025 HSBC German Film Festival, presented by Palace, in association with German Films, showcases the best in contemporary German-language cinema. Among the line-up is Opening Night Gala, David Dietl's ensemble comedy hit LONG STORY SHORT, Matthais Glasner’s multi award-winning DYING, Bernhard Wenger's sly social satire PEACOCK, Joachim A. Lang's spectacular biopic JOHN CRANKO, and the Australian Premieres of two recent Berlin Film Festival standouts: Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay’s provocative thriller HYSTERIA and Frédéric Hambalek's scathingly funny comedy of manners WHAT MARIELLE KNOWS.
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