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Animation / Comedy / Family (2016) Rated G The Only Way is Up!

Energetic entrepreneur koala, Buster Moon (voice of Matthew McConaughey) hasn’t had a hit show in his beautiful old theatre for too long, and the bank is threatening to foreclose – so he decides to hold open auditions for all animals in preparation for staging a great singing competition.  Making the central character an Australian icon is fitting because Buster has to display the kind of ‘can do’ attitude for which Australians are famous.  The multi-layered screenplay deals with everything from family and friendship to self-belief and determination in the face of disaster.  It’s hard to pick out highlights – the whole film is a highlight.  The animal characters depicted are authentic representations of humans we all recognise, and they are rendered with sublime artistry; we catch ourselves forgetting they are animations.
And wow, what music: from Stevie Wonder and Leonard Cohen (yes, Hallelujah) to Paul Anka and Paul McCartney, the music is all pedigree stuff.  It’s just wonderful!  (from Andrew L. Urban – Urban Cinefile)

  • Starring: Voices of: Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane & Scarlett Johansson
  • When:   Matinee – 2.30pm Tuesday 18th April 2017 – Rated G
  • Where:  TCH (Triabunna Community Hall) 3 Vicary St., Triabunna
  • Times:  Doors open @ 2pm – Film Starts @ 2.30pm (Session finishes before 5pm)
  • Cost:   All tickets are only $5.00 each
  • Beverages / Snack Packs / Chocolates / Popcorn / 4M Wide Screen
  • www.orfordodeon.com
  • Proudly Sponsored by: CHOICES CARPET – Flooring by Boxhall – Midway Point

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