PAN'S LABYRINTH - advance screenings Sydney & Melbourne
December 13th 2006 01:14
Pan’s Labyrinth (El Laberinto del Fauno) is a dark, twisted tale from the intense imagination of Guillermo del Toro, the director of Hellboy, Blade II, Mimic, The Devil’s Backbone and Cronos, and is Mexico's entry for Best Foreign Film at the 2007 Academy Awards.
It’s a Gothic hybrid (like all his films), fusing elements of Alice in Wonderland with the Grimm Brothers. Set against the violent back-drop of Spain under Franco’s rule, young Ofelia is sent to an isolated mansion with her heavily-pregnant mother. Lonely and intimidated by her new stepfather, Ofelia discovers an overgrown labyrinth where she meets Pan, an ancient satyr.
Fascinated by fairy tales, Ofelia is captivated by Pan and his stories of the fairy world. However, when her mother falls ill Ofelia makes a pact with Pan in order to save her. In exchange, Ofelia must undertake three challenges to prove her worth. These challenges take her on a journey to another world where she must use her wit and guile to overcome the creatures that lurk beneath.
Pan’s Labyrinth is in Australian cinemas from January 18, 2007.
Watch the trailer here
Special advance screenings:
SYDNEY:
WHEN: Thursday 14 December, 2006
TIME: 7pm sharp
WHERE: Greater Union Cinemas, 505 George Street, Sydney
PRICE: $12
HOW: Online at www.greaterunion.com.au ($1 booking fee applies for internet sales) or in person over the counter at Greater Union George St Cinemas. Tickets cannot be purchased over the phone.
MELBOURNE:
WHEN: Monday 18 December, 2006
TIME: 6.30pm sharp
WHERE: Kino Dendy Cinemas, 45 Collins Street, Melbourne
PRICE: $12
HOW: Tickets can be purchased via Kino Dendy box office in person or via phone on 03 9650 2100.
Seats are limited, so if this potion is your kind of dark tale, come get lost!
It’s a Gothic hybrid (like all his films), fusing elements of Alice in Wonderland with the Grimm Brothers. Set against the violent back-drop of Spain under Franco’s rule, young Ofelia is sent to an isolated mansion with her heavily-pregnant mother. Lonely and intimidated by her new stepfather, Ofelia discovers an overgrown labyrinth where she meets Pan, an ancient satyr.
Fascinated by fairy tales, Ofelia is captivated by Pan and his stories of the fairy world. However, when her mother falls ill Ofelia makes a pact with Pan in order to save her. In exchange, Ofelia must undertake three challenges to prove her worth. These challenges take her on a journey to another world where she must use her wit and guile to overcome the creatures that lurk beneath.
Pan’s Labyrinth is in Australian cinemas from January 18, 2007.
Watch the trailer here
Special advance screenings:
SYDNEY:
WHEN: Thursday 14 December, 2006
TIME: 7pm sharp
WHERE: Greater Union Cinemas, 505 George Street, Sydney
PRICE: $12
HOW: Online at www.greaterunion.com.au ($1 booking fee applies for internet sales) or in person over the counter at Greater Union George St Cinemas. Tickets cannot be purchased over the phone.
MELBOURNE:
WHEN: Monday 18 December, 2006
TIME: 6.30pm sharp
WHERE: Kino Dendy Cinemas, 45 Collins Street, Melbourne
PRICE: $12
HOW: Tickets can be purchased via Kino Dendy box office in person or via phone on 03 9650 2100.
Seats are limited, so if this potion is your kind of dark tale, come get lost!
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Comment by Adrian
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Comment by JohnDoe
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There was a preview screening for this about 3 weeks ago I was meant to go to, but had to miss it at the last minute.
Have been kicking myself since, now I wont see it till January.......aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Also, eyes in the palm of the hands is always fucked up and creepy.
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I liked Hellboy, Mimic and Blade II, so this sounds great. Wish I could go to the advance screening. Oh well, I'll just have to wait like all the other boys and girls.
Comment by Adrian
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Thanks for the movie info!
Comment by Bryn
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check imdb.com for release dates in North America. I think it may already be out ....
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