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IN CINEMAS THURSDAY!

France's beloved detective returns in a clever new mystery from Pascal Bonitzer (The Stolen Painting).
"A pure cinematic delight." - LA TRIBUTE DIMANCHE

HURRY, LAST DAYS!

The deeply human new drama from Hlynur Pálmason (GodlandA White, White Day)
"Astoundingly lovely." - THE BIG ISSUE

OPENING NIGHT GALA - 2026 ST. ALi ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL (from 16 Sep)

A sweet-toothed new comedy of divine intervention from Pif (The Mafia Kills Only In Summer)
"Lively, entertaining and utterly genuine." - SENTIERI SELVAGGI

ADVANCE SCREENINGS 25-27 SEP - NOW ON SALE

Monuments are remembered. He is not.
"Exciting cinema." - ELLE

Featured News

PIF IN AUSTRALIA

The Italian Film Festival and Palace Films invite you to join beloved Italian filmmaker, actor and comedian Pierfrancesco 'Pif' Diliberto (The Mafia Kills Only In Summer) this September at the Sydney and Melbourne premiere screenings of his hugely entertaining, gently irreverent new comedy, HOLY CANNOLI (CTC), the official opening night selection of the 2026 Festival!

AdVANCE SCREENINGS 25-27 SEP - NOW ON SALE

Inspired by remarkable true events, Stéphane Demoustier’s darkly comic new period drama THE GREAT ARCH (PG) stars a captivating Claes Bang (The Square) as an unknown Danish architect whose ambitious design for Paris’s Grande Arche in the Mitterrand era spirals into a gripping clash between artistic vision and political power, pushing his marriage and his ideals to breaking point.

ANDREY ZVYAGINTSEV'S 'MINOTAUR'

🏆 Andrey Zvyagintsev’s MINOTAUR, winner of the 2026 Sydney Film Prize and the Grand Prix at Cannes, will release in cinemas from Boxing Day (26 Dec). From the acclaimed director of Leviathan and Loveless, this gripping portrait of a Russian businessman’s emotional and moral collapse under mounting personal and political pressures is already one of the year’s most talked-about films.

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