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[Melbourne] Speakeasy Cinema – Last Hope
comment No Comments Written by Omni Demarco on March 22, 2010 – 9:00 am

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Speakeasy is Melbourne’s most recent addition to the cinema circuit. On the verge of winter, Speakeasy are about to serve up a reminiscent summer notion with an auditory and visual feast combo.  Last Hope is their upcoming show, and is a mash-up of  of 16 short films with a spine-tingling soundtrack featuring the likes of:  The Dirty Three, Mogwai, Sufjan Stevens, Explosions In The Sky, My Morning Jacket, Vetiver, and Kidman’s own band The Windy Hills.

Presented by Spunk Records & Andrew Kidman the already mind-blowing soundtrack and visual experience will be augmented by Kidman and band The Windy Hills providing a dynamic and evolving live score on the night.

Located within the monstrous and eclectic warehouse space known as 1000 £ Bend (cousin to our ol’ fave St. Jeromes) it’s by far the hippest cinematic experience to join the ranks, and they’ve got great burgers and nibbles.

Who: 1000 £ Bend Gallery/ Food Place and Cinema.
What:
Alternative [to Hoyt's and the like] cinematic films and experience.  The current show is Last Hope and mash-up of 16 short films, including a damn fine soundtrack.
Where:
Speakeasy Cinema @ 1000 £ Bend, 361 Lt Lonsdale St, Melbourne
When:
Sunday 28 March @ 7,30pm
Damage:
$20/$25 from  Moshtix

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About The Author: Omni Demarco

Social Commentator, Political Novice, Fashionista, Philosopher & Photographer.....A lover of all things Arty and Crafty, An advocate of Conscious Consumerism & Sustainable Living, A believer in Benevolence & A Hater of Apathy...Oh and I cant get enough of Music Stuff, the Rare, the Wonderful, the Quirky & the Kewl.

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