TRASHPALACE.TV

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


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La battaglia di Algeri aka The Battle of Algiers (1966) directed by Gillo Pontecorvo


In the 1950s, fear and violence escalate as the people of Algiers fight for independence from the French government.

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Little Monsters (1989) directed by Richard Greenberg


11-year-old Bryan Stevenson is drawn into a world of magic, mischief and wonder after moving to a new town. He falls asleep in his 6-year-old brother Eric's room and soon discovers there really is a monster under the bed

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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 director q&as, guest curators, double-features, secret screenings, open-airs, alternative-formats, festival stage takeovers 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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physical screenings
currently the weekly physical screenings are happening in NorthMelbourne, Naarm, Australia - everyone is welcome ! (capacity willing) tuesday nights, doors from 19:00 screening starts 19:30 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 your specific content warnings by making an account and following them on the website doesthedogdie.com
archive
find a list of previous films screened at cyberboy666.com/trashpalace
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