Prices unless otherwise stated:
$14.00 Adult
$12.00 Concession
$8.00 Children - Under 12
$40.00 Family Ticket - 2 adults and your own children under 12
$100.00 Book of ten tickets (maximum of four to be used per session)
Box Office opens half an hour before screening.
All seating unreserved.
Sessions all double features unless noted.
For double features the price paid is for both films.
For special events the price paid, if applicable, is for the entire event.

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE and THE ROSES - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE

SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE (M)

Dir: Scott Cooper Stars: Jeremy Allen White, Odessa Young

120 mins. USA 2025

A biographical musical drama based on the book ‘Deliver Me from Nowhere’ which follows Bruce Springsteen’s journey crafting his 1982 album ‘Nebraska’, which emerged as he recorded ‘Born in the USA’ with the E Street Band.

  • Screening
  • Sat 27th Dec 6:00PM
  • Sun 28th Dec 6:00PM
THE ROSES

THE ROSES (M)

Dir: Jay Roach Stars: Olivia Colman, Benedict Cumberbatch

105 mins. UK 2025

A satirical black comedy about a couple whose seemingly picture-perfect marriage begins falling apart when she becomes a celebrated chef just as her husband’s professional dreams come crashing down. A remake of the film ‘The War of the Roses’.

  • Screening
  • Sat 27th Dec 8:30PM
  • Sun 28th Dec 8:30PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

THE DISH and THE CASTLE - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
THE DISH

THE DISH (PG)

Dir: Rob Sitch Stars: Sam Neill, Tom Long, Roz Hammond, Kevin Harrington, Roy Billing

100 mins. Australia 2000

Delightful comedy based on the true story of how an unlikely Australian community put itself on the map in 1969 by having the only satellite dish that could track the progress of Apollo 11 in the Southern Hemisphere as it made it’s way to the moon.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with two wonderful Australian comedies, family, friends and a delicious festive supper.  Bookings essential.

One ticket for two films on the night

  • Screening
  • Wed 31st Dec 7:30PM
THE CASTLE

THE CASTLE (PG)

Dir: Rob Sitch Stars: Michael Caton, Anne Tenney, Stephen Curry, Eric Bana, Sophie Lee, Bud Tingwell

85 mins. Australia 1997

Classic Australian comedy about the Kerrigans, an unsophisticated Melbourne family who take on the government, after being told that they must vacate their beloved family home to allow for the expansion of the airport adjacent to their property.

One ticket for two films on the night.

Booking essential for catering purposes.  Festive supper includes drinks.

  • Screening
  • Wed 31st Dec 9:30PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

KANGAROO and THE LIFE OF CHUCK - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
KANGAROO

KANGAROO (PG)

Dir: Kate Woods Stars: Wayne Blair, Deborah Mailman, Rachel House, Ryan Corr, Ernie Dingo, Brooke Satchwell

107 mins. Australia 2025.
A heartwarming family comedy that follows a former TV star who finds himself stranded in a remote outback town near Alice Springs. There, he forms an unexpected bond with 12 year old indigenous girl, Charlie. Together they rescue orphaned joeys,
discovering purpose, friendship and healing.

  • Screening
  • Sat 3rd Jan 6:00PM
  • Sun 4th Jan 6:00PM
THE LIFE OF CHUCK

THE LIFE OF CHUCK (M)

Dir. Mike Flanagan Stars: Tom Hiddleston, Mark Hamill, Karen Gillan, Mia Sara, Jake Tremblay

110 mins. USA 2024

A life affirming fantasy drama based on a novella by Stephen King. It explores the life of an ordinary man Charles ‘Chuck’ Krantz in three chapters, at different stages of his life, highlighting themes of love, loss and the impact of an ‘ordinary’ life.

  • Screening
  • Sat 3rd Jan 8:30PM
  • Sun 4th Jan 8:30PM

SINGLE FEATURE ONLY

HAMILTON
HAMILTON

HAMILTON (M)

Dir: Thomas Kail Stars: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jnr, Phillipa Soo

160 mins. USA 2025

A filmed version of the multi award - winning Broadway musical, featuring the original cast. It follows the real life of Alexander Hamilton, one of America’s founding fathers and first secretary of the Treasury.

  • Screening
  • Sat 10th Jan 6:00PM
  • Sun 11th Jan 6:00PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

ROOFMAN and IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
ROOFMAN

ROOFMAN (M)

Dir: Derek Cianfrance Stars: Kirstin Dunst, LaKeith Stanfield

125 mins. USA 2025

A charismatic criminal, while on the run from police, hides in a space in the ceiling of a toy shop. There he adopts a new identity, and becomes involved with an employee, a relationship as unlikely as it is risky. Based on the real - life spree of robber, Jeffrey
Manchester.

  • Screening
  • Sat 17th Jan 6:00PM
  • Sun 18th Jan 6:00PM
IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU

IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU (MA)

Dir: Mary Bronstein Stars: Rose Byrne, Conan O’Brien, Christian Slater

115 mins. USA 2025

A psychological drama about a woman whose life comes crashing down around her, as she attempts to navigate her child’s mystery illness, her absent husband, a missing person, and an increasingly hostile relationship with her therapist. A career best performance from Rose Byrne.

  • Screening
  • Sat 17th Jan 8:30PM
  • Sun 18th Jan 8:30PM

MATINEÉ/SPECIAL EVENT

PADDINGTON
PADDINGTON

PADDINGTON (PG)

95 mins. UK 2014. Animation. (Single feature).

This classic children’s live - action/animated comedy follows a young Peruvian bear as he travels to London in search of a home. Finding himself lost and alone at Paddington Station, he meets the kindly Brown family, who offer him a temporary haven. Based on the much loved Paddington Bear books by Michael Bond.

Tickets $8 for children 4 to 12 $10 for adults.

Candy bar opens at 10:00 am for free cordial and biscuits.

  • Screening
  • Wed 21st Jan 10:30AM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

JOURNEY HOME, DAVID GULPILIL and CROSSING - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
JOURNEY HOME, DAVID GULPILIL

JOURNEY HOME, DAVID GULPILIL (M)

Dirs: Allan Collins, Maggie Miles, Trisha Morton

90 mins. Australia 2025

A documentary that explores the life and legacy of Australian actor and dancer David Gulpilil, focusing on his family’s efforts to fulfil his final wish to be buried on his homeland in Arnhem Land, after his death in 2021. The film highlights his cultural significance and the challenges faced by his family during the journey. Known for his roles in Storm Boy, Walkabout, Crocodile Dundee, Rabbit - Proof Fence and The Tracker.

  • Screening
  • Sat 24th Jan 6:00PM
  • Sun 25th Jan 6:00PM
CROSSING

CROSSING (M)

Dir: Levan Akin Stars: Mzia Arabuli, Lucas Kankava, Deniz Dumanli

105 mins. Turkey 2024

Lia, a retired teacher, has promised to find her long - lost niece Tekia. Her search takes her to Istanbul, where she meets Evrim, a lawyer fighting for trans rights. In Istanbul they discover a beautiful city full of connections and possibilities - but looking for someone who never intended to be found is harder than they thought. The film explores themes of identity, acceptance, and connection.

  • Screening
  • Sat 24th Jan 8:00PM
  • Sun 25th Jan 8:00PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

THE CHORAL and AFTER THE HUNT - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
THE CHORAL

THE CHORAL (M)

Dir: Nicholas Hytner Stars: Ralph Fiennes, Roger Allam, Mark Addy

115 mins. UK 2025

Screenplay by Alan Bennett

Set in Yorkshire in 1916. As WW1 ravages the English countryside, and strips small towns of their men, the local choral society faces near collapse. In desperation they turn to Dr. Guthrie, a formal and exacting choir master, recently returned from Germany, to rebuild their singing ranks. By recruiting adolescent boys and girls in place of men, he is able to form a choir and train these young voices for a performance of Elgar’s ‘The Dream of Gerontius’.

  • Screening
  • Sat 31st Jan 6:00PM
  • Sun 1st Feb 6:00PM
AFTER THE HUNT

AFTER THE HUNT (M)

Dir: Luca Guadagnino Stars: Julia Roberts, Chloë Sevegny, Andrew Garfield

140 mins. USA 2025

A psychological thriller about a college professor who finds herself at a personal crossroads when a star pupil levels an accusation against one of her colleagues, and a dark secret from her own past threatens to come to light. The film takes its name from a quote by Prussian leader Otto von Bismarck (‘People never lie so much as after a hunt, during a war, or before an election’). Deceit and duplicity is so ingrained with these characters, they’ve lost sight of the truth.

  • Screening
  • Sat 31st Jan 8:30PM
  • Sun 1st Feb 8:30PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

THE HISTORY OF SOUND and THE LAST JOURNEY - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
THE HISTORY OF SOUND

THE HISTORY OF SOUND (M)

Dir: Oliver Herman Stars: Paul Mescal, Josh O’Connor, Chris Cooper

128 mins. UK 2025

Follows the relationship of two young men who meet in 1917 while attending the New England Conservatory. Their connection deepens through a shared devotion to folk music, yet the onset of WW1 pulls them apart. After the war, they travel together in America, recording folk songs of their countrymen, preserving a vanishing cultural heritage.

  • Screening
  • Sat 7th Feb 6:00PM
  • Sun 8th Feb 6:00PM
THE LAST JOURNEY

THE LAST JOURNEY (PG)

Dirs: Filip Hamnar and Fredrik Wilkingsson

95 mins. Sweden 2024.

A documentary which follows the two directors and retired French teacher Lars Hamnar, Filip’s father, on a trip to France in the hope of rekindling his almost non-existent zest for life. The film was selected as the Swedish entry for the Best International Feature at the Academy Awards.

  • Screening
  • Sat 7th Feb 8:30PM
  • Sun 8th Feb 8:30PM

MATINEÉ/SPECIAL EVENT

SONG SUNG BLUE
SONG SUNG BLUE

SONG SUNG BLUE (PG)

Dir: Craig Brewer Stars: Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson

130 mins. USA 2025

A biographical musical drama about two struggling musicians who form a Neil Diamond tribute act called Lightning and Thunder. They experience soaring success, and devastating heartbreak in their musical journey together. Features many of Neil Diamond’s greatest hits.

Complementary morning tea from 10.00am with screening at 10.30am.  All tickets $10.00

  • Screening
  • Fri 13th Feb 10:30AM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

SONG SUNG BLUE and HAMNET - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
SONG SUNG BLUE

SONG SUNG BLUE (PG)

Dir: Craig Brewer Stars: Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson

130 mins. USA 2025

A biographical musical drama about two struggling musicians who form a Neil Diamond tribute act called Lightning and Thunder. They experience soaring success, and devastating heartbreak in their musical journey together. Features many of Neil Diamond’s greatest hits.

  • Screening
  • Sat 14th Feb 6:00PM
  • Sun 15th Feb 6:00PM
HAMNET

HAMNET (M)

Dir. Chloe Zhao Stars: Paul Mescal, Jessie Buckley, Emily Watson

125 mins. UK 2025

Follows the relationship between William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes, and the impact of the tragic death of their 11 year-old son Hamnet has on their lives, inspiring the creation of Will’s timeless masterpiece, Hamlet. A luminous adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s internationally celebrated novel.

  • Screening
  • Sat 14th Feb 8:30PM
  • Sun 15th Feb 8:30PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

MY BROTHER’S BAND and SOMEBODY TO LOVE - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
MY BROTHER’S BAND

MY BROTHER’S BAND (M)

Dir: Emmanuel Courcol Stars: Pierre Lottin, Benjamin Lavernhe

105 mins. France 2025

The audience favourite at the 2025 French Film Festival, this wildly entertaining film follows two siblings, separated by fate, and reunited by music. One of them, a successful orchestra conductor, learns that he is adopted, and that his younger brother is in a village marching band.

  • Screening
  • Sat 21st Feb 6:00PM
  • Sun 22nd Feb 6:00PM
SOMEBODY TO LOVE

SOMEBODY TO LOVE (M)

Dir: Paolo Genovese Stars: Edoardo Leo, Emanuela Fanelli

100 mins. Italy 2025

A romantic comedy that reveals the innermost thoughts and uncertainties of a contemporary couple on their awkward first date in Rome. As the two begin to get to know each other, they must also navigate their competing inner voices that guide their emotions and decisions. Has become Italy’s number 1 box office hit of 2025.

  • Screening
  • Sat 21st Feb 8:30PM
  • Sun 22nd Feb 8:30PM

SWANPOOL CINEMA DOUBLE BILL

SENTIMENTAL VALUE and THE MASTERMIND - 2 FILMS 1 PRICE
SENTIMENTAL VALUE

SENTIMENTAL VALUE (M)

Dir: Joachim Trier Stars: Stellan Skarsgard, Renate Reinsve

130 mins. Norway 2025

This comedy/drama follows the complex relationship between a father, a once renowned director, and his two estranged daughters, which becomes more complicated when he decides to make a personal film about their family history. An intimate exploration of family, memories, and the reconciliatory power of art.

  • Screening
  • Sat 28th Feb 6:00PM
  • Sun 1st Mar 6:00PM
THE MASTERMIND

THE MASTERMIND (M)

Dir: Kelly Reichardt Stars: Josh O’Connor, Alana Haim, Hope Davis

110 mins. USA 2025

In 1970, while the nation rages over the Vietnam War, a failed architect and his cohorts wander into a small suburban museum in broad daylight and steal four paintings. When holding on to the art proves more difficult than stealing it, he is forced to live a life on the run.

  • Screening
  • Sat 28th Feb 8:30PM
  • Sun 1st Mar 8:30PM