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Thursday, 13 March 2014

By Populaire Demand, French Typewriter Movie Finally Reaches Australia

Typecast, appropriately, on my French-made
Beaucourt (Japy) Message portable typewriter.
I hadn't noted Populaire being mentioned on any Australian blog, so thought I'd better alert Aussie Typospherians that it was right now touring the country. Maybe everyone else knew but me!
13 March
Palace Westgarth Cinemas VIC
14 March
Kino Cinema VIC
Palace Barracks Cinemas QLD
Palace Brighton Bay Cinemas VIC
15 March
Palace Centro Cinemas QLD
Palace Cinema Como VIC
16 March
The Palace Balwyn Cinema VIC
Palace Electric Cinema ACT
18 March
Palace Barracks Cinemas QLD
20 March
Palace Electric Cinema ACT
Palace Brighton Bay Cinemas VIC
Palace Barracks Cinemas QLD
21 March
Palace Centro Cinemas QLD
Palace Westgarth Cinemas VIC
22 March
 Palace Electric Cinema ACT
Palace Barracks Cinemas QLD
23 March
 Palace Nova Eastend SA
Luna on SX WA
 Cinema Paradiso WA
26 March
 Cinema Paradiso WA
28 March
 Cinema Paradiso WA
29 March
 The Windsor WA
Palace Nova Eastend SA
30 March
 Luna on SX WA
1 April
Luna on SX WA
2 April
Palace Nova Eastend SA
4 April
 Cinema Paradiso WA
5 April
Palace Nova Eastend SA

I think it's the first time I've ever managed to predict all top five winners. Like picking the Melbourne Cup!
 Mia Wasikowska as Robyn Davidson in Tracks.
 The real Robyn Davidson in 1977.
Mia and Adam Driver in Tracks.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the tip-off. I'll definitely be seeing "Populaire". I Was amazed at how alike Mia Wasikowska and Robyn Davidson are!

TonysVision said...

"Populaire" is indeed a delightful movie. Although a current film, somehow the director has given it the character of one made in the 1950's. It is available to view "on demand" via Netflix.

Richard P said...

They sure did find a dead ringer for Robyn Davidson.

Yes, I had a smile on my face throughout "Populaire." It was lots of fun.

I'd like to read 12 Years A Slave sometime. The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass is one of my favorite books. It never fell into obscurity, but Northrup's story did until this movie came out.

Nat said...

What no NT? Awww man. Hopefully I get get a copy of "Populaire" sometime!