2021 Gundaroo Film Society Program
The 2021 program for the Gundaroo Film Society starts on 20 March and features 15 films over
9 screenings — all for a membership fee of $50.
One special fund-raising dinner is held before our last screening of the year.
20 March — at 7pm Yesterday
17 April — at 7pm They Shall Not Grow Old followed at 9pm by The Keeper
15 May — at 7pm The Boat That Rocked followed at 9.30pm by My Generation
19 June — at 7pm A Boy Called Sailboat followed at 9pm by Summer 1993
17 July — at 7pm Lagaan
British New Wave
21 August — at 7pm A Taste Of Honey followed at 9.15pm by Tom Jones
Aussie New Wave
18 September — at 7pm Sunday Too Far Away followed at 9pm by Newsfront
16 October — at 7pm The Intouchables followed at 9.15pm by The Finishers
20 November — at 6pm the finale of the year — our annual fund-raising dinner for the Gundaroo Hall followed at 7.30pm by Soul Kitchen
A Fridge Flyer showing the 2021 program is available for printing - Here
Yesterday
20 March
Danny Boyle's comedy / fantasy film with Beatles music
They Shall Not Grow Old
17 April
Peter Jackson’s Documentary on WW1
The Keeper
17 April
True Love Story of German POW and English Women
The Boat That Rocked
15 May
Story of 1966 Pirate Radio Station
My Generation
15 May
Michael Caine on the 1960s, the Decade that Changed the World
A Boy Called Sailboat
19 June
Comedy Drama of Hispanic Boy and his Most Unlikely Act
Summer 1993
19 June
Beautiful autobiographical story of 6-yr-old Spanish orphan Frida
Lagaan
17 July
Village in Victorian India play cricket against their British rulers
A Taste of Honey
21 August
1961 Black & White Film of a Pregnant Teenage Girl
Tom Jones
21 August
Bawdy, Funny 1963 Adaption of Henry Fielding’s Classic Novel
Sunday Too Far Away
18 September
An Australian sheepshearer (Jack Thompson) works and plays hard
Newsfront
18 September
Intrepid Cinematographers and Reporters in Post-War Australia
The Intouchables
16 October
French comedy of handicapped millionaire & his ex-con caretaker
The Finishers
16 October
Wheelchair-bound Julien and his father in Ironman Triathlon
Soul Kitchen
20 November
German comedy of chaos in the restaurant