Kino Teatr Listings

Mozart's enchanting quest for love and wisdom.

21 Apr: (Subtitled) Tue 6.45pm

Part existential road movie, part apocalyptic sci-fi, a father and his son journey across the Moroccan desert in search of his lost daughter. Told with strange indelible imagery and ground-breaking sound design, a father and his son journey across the Moroccan desert in search of his lost daughter amidst the heavy psychedelic raves that sprawl the plains.

19 Apr: Sun 2pm

Science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: solve the riddle of the mysterious substance causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction… but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone.

23 Apr–25 Apr: Thu 7.30pm; Sat 3pm & 7.30pm

Two locally connected acts return to Kino-Teatr. Between them they have worked with the likes of PJ Harvey, Robert Wyatt, Pink Floyd, This Heat, Nick Cave, Alex Harvey, Jerry Dammers and many, many more. The NJE return to the Kino with their finely honed funk, jazz (but not jazz-funk) grooves, drawing on their latest album Tritone and stone-cold classics Knife Edge, Nought to 60 and Voodoo Child. They usually run out of egg shakers when handing them out so feel free to bring your own for the full Near Jazz Experience. Preceding the NJE, Anthony Moore's Exquisite Corps will present a 40 minute set of sound and moving image evoking the coast, the vanishing horizon, mist and emptiness. "Can't See The Sea For The Sky" sees Tullis…

24 Apr: Fri 7.30pm

Hastings Smugglers is a vivid, occasionally darkly comic journey through England’s long love/hate relationship with smuggling, told through the lens of Hastings and the Sussex/Kent coast where contraband wasn’t just a crime, it was an economy, a culture, and sometimes a form of survival. Set against the chaos of the Georgian era (1714–1837) a time of wars, crushing taxation, and rampant corruption (no change there…) the film explores how ordinary people, fishermen, farmers, traders, and even local officials became entangled in a shadow industry driven by tea, tobacco, spirits, wool, lace, and luxury goods. It is a mix of documentary, live action, animation and a general retelling of stories. Much music including old traditional songs…

18 Apr: Sat 3pm

Coffee Concert: Mario Da Silva - Brazilian & Classical Music for Guitar Mario da Silva is an established guitarist/composer from Brazil who has released 4 albums - Nova Msica Brasileira, Contemporary Brazilian music deconstructed to order. Tu Tausan Tu Elve and Violo Expandido and has performed at international festivals and concerts, including the opening of The New York Guitar Seminar in New York, and also in Argentina, Germany, England, Italy, Finland, Mexico, Norway and Portugal. With a degree in guitar from the Escola de Msica e Belas Artes do Paran and a PhD in Composition from Unicamp, he is worldwide known for his commitment to promote Brazilian works for guitar. His documentary Unravelling Extended Guitar was released in…

19 Apr: Sun 11am