Current Films
Tickets are $15.00 across the board, not bad eh!
Show Me Shorts
SATURDAY 30 OCTOBER
Bookings - text your details to 027 590 2117, please arrive 30 mins before screening to
fulfill your booking.
Show Me Shorts is New Zealand’s leading international short film festival and we are thrilled to have it for another year at the Dome! One night only!
Sit back and enjoy some of the best and most vibrant short films from Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world. This collection provides a great way to sample what Show Me Shorts is all about. Witness magical Colombian furniture, vicious Scottish lightning and village edicts from a powerful Sudanese matriarch. Fly a starship with your dad, or just chill with him and your imaginary friend. Just try to avoid the hitman…
Bookings - text your details to 027 590 2117, please arrive 30 mins before screening to
fulfill your booking.
Show Me Shorts is New Zealand’s leading international short film festival and we are thrilled to have it for another year at the Dome! One night only!
Sit back and enjoy some of the best and most vibrant short films from Aotearoa New Zealand and around the world. This collection provides a great way to sample what Show Me Shorts is all about. Witness magical Colombian furniture, vicious Scottish lightning and village edicts from a powerful Sudanese matriarch. Fly a starship with your dad, or just chill with him and your imaginary friend. Just try to avoid the hitman…
The Garden of Evil
STARTS 4 NOVEMBER
Documentary telling the tragic stories of Kiwi yachting hero Sir Peter Blake, who was murdered in the Brazilian Amazon, and Kiwi conservationist Captain Pete Bethune, who survived a brutal stabbing in the same region 16 years later. Bethune and three investigative journalists seek to unravel the connections between corruption, organised crime, and violence in one of the most dangerous ports on the Amazon.
Documentary telling the tragic stories of Kiwi yachting hero Sir Peter Blake, who was murdered in the Brazilian Amazon, and Kiwi conservationist Captain Pete Bethune, who survived a brutal stabbing in the same region 16 years later. Bethune and three investigative journalists seek to unravel the connections between corruption, organised crime, and violence in one of the most dangerous ports on the Amazon.
Queens Bees
A woman new to a retirement village discovers new friends, another chance at love, and "mean girls" who need to be put in their place in this star-studded cast.
The Rosemaker
STARTS 21 OCT
When times get tough, a passionate rose-grower used to living in isolation is forced to hire workers who know nothing about gardening in this comedic French drama.
When times get tough, a passionate rose-grower used to living in isolation is forced to hire workers who know nothing about gardening in this comedic French drama.
Miss
Twenty years ago, Billy Elliot showed us that boys can dance and now Miss will win hearts as it proves that boys can compete in beauty pageants. The new film by Ruben Alves (The Gilded Cage) is a feel-good story about overcoming hardship and prejudice, with a fun and light-hearted commentary on how attitudes towards gender are shaped. It is the best kind of thought-provoking film: one that is celebratory and joyful.
The Pinkies are Back
STARTS 11 NOVEMBER
A heart-warming documentary following a group of extraordinary Kiwi women on a journey to rebuild a dragon-boating team, despite some never having held a paddle before. From director Lisa Burd (Let's Talk About Sex).
A heart-warming documentary following a group of extraordinary Kiwi women on a journey to rebuild a dragon-boating team, despite some never having held a paddle before. From director Lisa Burd (Let's Talk About Sex).
Breaking Bread
STARTS 18 NOVEMBER
Feel-good foodie documentary following a group of chefs taking part in the A-Sham Festival in Haifa, Israel, with the goal of uniting Arabs and Jews over their shared love of cuisine. Dr. Nof Atamna-Ismaeel, the creator of A-Sham and the first Muslim Arab to win Israel's MasterChef, is on a quest to make social change through food.
Feel-good foodie documentary following a group of chefs taking part in the A-Sham Festival in Haifa, Israel, with the goal of uniting Arabs and Jews over their shared love of cuisine. Dr. Nof Atamna-Ismaeel, the creator of A-Sham and the first Muslim Arab to win Israel's MasterChef, is on a quest to make social change through food.