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The Drover's Wife - Reconciliation Week Event at Deckchair Cinema
The Drover's Wife - Reconciliation Week Event
FRI 27 MAY
Coming Soon to
Deckchair Cinema
We have teamed up with the Indigenous Women's Network to bring you THE DROVER'S WIFE during national National Reconciliation week on Tuesday May 31st. We have a special guest caterer for the evening, Aunty Pam Clarke is cooking some famous local dishes, Chicken Vermicelli and Cabbage Stew for you to enjoy so come down early for dinner before the movie! Gates open at 5.45pm for the 7pm Movie.
Writer / Director Leah Purcell's latest film is one of the most anticipated movies of the year! On a remote homestead in the Snowy Mountains, a lonely bushwoman tries to run the family farm and raise her children while her husband is away.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains themes which may be distressing including those affected by the Stolen Generation.
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Writer / Director Leah Purcell's latest film is one of the most anticipated movies of the year! On a remote homestead in the Snowy Mountains, a lonely bushwoman tries to run the family farm and raise her children while her husband is away.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains themes which may be distressing including those affected by the Stolen Generation.
We have teamed up with the Indigenous Women's Network to bring you THE DROVER'S WIFE during national National Reconciliation week on Tuesday May 31st. We have a special guest caterer for the evening, Aunty Pam Clarke is cooking some famous local dishes, Chicken Vermicelli and Cabbage Stew for you to enjoy so come down early for dinner before the movie! Gates open at 5.45pm for the 7pm Movie.
Writer / Director Leah Purcell's latest film is one of the most anticipated movies of the year! On a remote homestead in the Snowy Mountains, a lonely bushwoman tries to run the family farm and raise her children while her husband is away.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains themes which may be distressing including those affected by the Stolen Generation.
Writer / Director Leah Purcell's latest film is one of the most anticipated movies of the year! On a remote homestead in the Snowy Mountains, a lonely bushwoman tries to run the family farm and raise her children while her husband is away.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains themes which may be distressing including those affected by the Stolen Generation.
The Drover's Wife - Reconciliation Week Event
FRI 27 MAY
Coming Soon to
Deckchair Cinema
We have teamed up with the Indigenous Women's Network to bring you THE DROVER'S WIFE during national National Reconciliation week on Tuesday May 31st. We have a special guest caterer for the evening, Aunty Pam Clarke is cooking some famous local dishes, Chicken Vermicelli and Cabbage Stew for you to enjoy so come down early for dinner before the movie! Gates open at 5.45pm for the 7pm Movie.
Writer / Director Leah Purcell's latest film is one of the most anticipated movies of the year! On a remote homestead in the Snowy Mountains, a lonely bushwoman tries to run the family farm and raise her children while her husband is away.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains themes which may be distressing including those affected by the Stolen Generation.