TRASHPALACE.TV

a weekly celebration of outsider, strange, experimental and cult cinema


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薔薇の葬列 aka Funeral Parade of Roses (1969) directed by Toshio Matsumoto


Funeral Parade of Roses follows Eddie, a young trans woman navigating life, love, and rivalry in Tokyo’s underground bar scene. As she rises through the nightlife world, her past begins to unravel, leading to a surreal and emotional confrontation with identity and memory

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Foxfire (1996) directed by Annette Haywood-Carter


A group of high school girls in Portland form a rebellious bond after confronting a teacher, squatting together in an abandoned house led by a mysterious drifter named Legs.

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TRASHPALACE is a weekly film club thats been running intermittently since aprox 2014. the format is usually to watch together every week a feature film preceeded by some trailers and occasional shorts. in addition we have had a range of special events including guest curators, double-features, secret screenings, open-airs, alternative-formats and an annual 12hr movie marathon!

trashpalace.tv is a new iteration of the usual format: in addition to our physical screenings, the lastest programme will be watchable online for exactly 7 days after this.

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currently the weekly physical screenings are happening in NorthMelbourne, Naarm, Australia - everyone is welcome ! (capacity willing) tuesday nights, doors from 19:30 screening starts 20:00 sharp - if you would like to attend pls email tim (at) cyberboy666 (dot) com for address
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if i know a film we are showing has extreme content (esp scenes depicting sexual violence) there will be a warning label on this site - however not all are viewed prior - i recommend checking for specific content warnings by making an account and following them on the website doesthedogdie.com
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find a list of previous films screened at cyberboy666.com/trashpalace
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