The British Film Festival celebrates ten years in 2022.
The festival will once again delight audiences with many of the biggest and best films from the region, including filmmakers and actors like Stephen Frears, Sally Hawkins, Colin Farrell, Bill Nighy and more.
Opening the festival is the premiere of the highly anticipated 'Mrs Harris Goes To Paris', based on the popular novel and starring Lesley Melville.
James Bond fans will be delighted with a special programme showcasing six decades of iconic style and adventure, with highlights including 'Dr No', 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service', 'Skyfall' and 'You Only Live Twice'.
'Dr No'
Meanwhile, 'The Lost King' is a comedy-drama from Stephen Frears, starring Sally Hawkins as a woman who forced academics and scholars to rethink everything they knew about one of the most controversial kings in British history.
Other first highlights include 'The Banshees Of Inisherin', a twisted tale of friendship gone awry; 'Emily', a haunting drama delivering a tale of desire and creativity in 19th century England; 'Fisherman's Friends 2: One And All', the hilarious, heartfelt follow-up to the 2019 hit; and festival favourite Bill Nighy stars in life affirming drama 'Living', a tale of a terminally ill man searching for meaning.
Tickets are on sale now.
British Film Festival 2022 Tour Dates
19 October-16 November – Palace Norton Street, Palace Verona, Chauvel Cinema, Palace Central (Sydney)19 October-16 November – Palace Electric Cinemas (Canberra)
19 October-16 November – The Astor Theatre, Palace Cinema Como, Palace Westgarth, Palace Balwyn, Palace Brighton Bay, Kino Cinemas and Pentridge Cinemas (Melbourne)
19 October-16 November – Palace Barracks and Palace James Street (Brisbane)
19 October-16 November – Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas, Palace Nova Prospect Cinemas (Adelaide)
19 October-16 November – Palace Raine Square, Luna on SX, Leederville and Windsor (Perth)
19 October-16 November – Palace Byron Bay
