Cinema entertainment in South Australia
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Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas
Facing-off across Rundle St, both cinemas feature new-release art-house, foreign- language and independent films as well as some mainstream flicks.
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Mercury Cinema
The Mercury screens art-house releases, and is home to the Adelaide Cinémathèque (classic, cult and experimental flicks).
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Piccadilly Cinema
A beaut old art-deco cinema on the main North Adelaide strip, with a sexily curved street frontage and chevron-shaped windows spangled across the facade. Mostly mainstream releases.
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Moonlight Cinema
In summer, pack a picnic and mosquito repellent, and spread out on the lawn to watch old and new classics under the stars. 'Gold Grass' tickets cost a little more.
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Mercury Cinema
The Mercury screens art-house releases, and is home to the Adelaide Cinémathèque (classic, cult and experimental flicks).
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