ALPHABET LANE

Australia

Q&A CINEMA SCREENINGs

17 MAY

Golden Age Cinema & Bar, Surry Hills (NSW) + Q&A, tix here.

Join us for a special post-screening coming home Q&A featuring Writer-Director James Litchfield and Producer Lucinda Reynolds.

28 MAY

The Pivotonian, Geelong (VIC) + Q&A, tix here

12 JUNE

Cooma Little Theatre (NSW) + Q&A, tix here

Join us for a special post-screening Q&A featuring Writer-Director James Litchfield.

14 JUNE

Headland Theatre at Tathra Hotel (NSW) + Q&A, tix here

Join us for a special post-screening Q&A featuring Writer-Director James Litchfield and Producer Lucinda Reynolds.

IN CINEMAS

23 APRIL

State Cinema, North Hobart (TAS), more info here

Angelika Cinemas, Brisbane (QLD), more info here

Cinema Nova, Carlton, Melbourne (VIC), more info here

Sun Theatre Yarraville, Melbourne (VIC), more info here

Alice Springs Cinema (NT), more info here

Echuca Paramount (VIC), more info here

Empire Cinemas, Bowral (NSW), more info here

Palace Nova Eastend, more info here

Silver City Cinema, Broken Hill (NSW)

United Cinemas Avalon (NSW), more info here

The Piccadilly, North Adelaide (SA), more info here

Victa Cinema, Victor Harbour (SA), more info here

Wallis Glenelg (SA), more info here

Wallis Mitcham (SA), more info here

Wallis Mt Barker (SA), more info here

30 APRIL

Gala Cinema Warrawong (NSW), more info here

3 MAY

Star Court Theatre, Lismore (NSW), more info here.

14 MAY

@Cinemas, Maryborough (QLD)

Deckchair Cinema, Darwin (NT), more info here

16, 21, 23, 24 MAY

Star Cinema Eaglehawk (VIC), more info here

17 MAY

Kyogle Cinemas (NSW), more info here

7 + 21 JUNE

Golden Age Cinema & Bar, Surry Hills (NSW), tix here.

13 + 17 JUNE

Star Theatre, Launceston (TAS), more info here

16 JUNE

Liberty Theatre, Yass (NSW), more info here

Receiving its World Premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival to 2 sold out screenings, ALPHABET LANE is about an isolated couple who lose control of a joke about imaginary friends.

This darkly funny thriller follows Anna (Tilda Cobham-Hervey) and Jack (Nicholas Denton), a young couple who have recently moved to the country. With the reality of their new situation failing to live up to their expectations, as a joke they invent imaginary neighbours to cope with their growing loneliness. As letters begin to arrive from their new friends, what started out as a joke soon comes to take over their entire relationship.

Beautifully shot in Cooma, with a majestic score by Mark Bradshaw (Top of the Lake) with humming by Paddington himself Ben Whishaw, ALPHABET LANE is an offbeat exploration of isolation, creativity and the mysteries of love that is modest, worldly and sophisticated all at the same time and unlike any Australian film you have seen.