
The Knysna Movie House
and
Internet Café.
50 Main Street Knysna Pledge Square (Behind Steers)
Tel: (044) 3827813 Fax: (044) 3824173
Films, times, and pricing are subject to change without prior notice.
All complimentary tickets are subject to restrictions.
Phone the cinema for details.
N.B. Movies change every Friday .
Cine 1
23 September – 29 September
The Dukes of Hazzard
Mature 10,102min Action, Adventure, Comedy
Fri, Sat, Mon , Tues, Wed, Thurs.
10h00, 12h15, 14h45, 17h45, 20h15
Sun :14h45, 17h45, 20h15
Cine 2
Gastronomica Film Festival
Babette’s Feast
What’s Cooking
Tortilla Soup
Mostly Martha These films will show one a day. |
Please contact the Movie House for times:
Fri, Sat, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
12h00, 14h30, 17h30, 20h00
Sun 14h30, 17h30, 20h00
Editorials
The Dukes of Hazzard
Mature 10, Burt Reynolds, 102 min
Based on the popular 1970's TV series, the Dukes are two redneck brothers who deliver moonshine for their uncle. The local baddie thinks that they are in his way, and tries to take over their farm, which leads to confrontation and outrageous driving stunts
Mostly Martha
PG Comedy Romance 109min

Chef Martha is the grand master of her kitchen and the German restaurant in which she cooks. Her entire life is centred around her obsessive love of cooking. Even in therapy, she constantly relishes here cooking and the control she exercises over her domain.
Martha's life changes dramatically, however, when her sister is killed in an automobile accident, leaving her 8 year-old daughter. Martha takes care of the young girl while she tries to find her estranged father. The child is stubborn and challenges Martha at home at the same time that Martha is also facing a challenge in her professional life from a new chef hired at her restaurant. The pressures of both work and home now combine to make Martha's life a pressure-cooker and force her to re-examine her life.
Tortilla Soup
PG 13 S Drama 103 min

Tortilla Soup - An English-language remake of Ang Lee's Eat Drink, Man Woman, Tortilla Soup is set in Los Angeles' Latino community and explores the lives of a Mexican-American chef and his three unmarried daughters. The chef has become disillusioned and has lost his taste for food, but all that changes when he meets an attractive grandmother who takes an interest in him.
What's Cooking?
13 SL Comedy, Drama 109min
 
You are invited to a tasty Thanksgiving dinner that will all at once transport you to four different worlds and take you home again. On the menu this November are turkey, sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie - but also tamales, spring rolls, kugel, mac & cheese, love, betrayal, sibling rivalry, prejudice, politics, uninvited guests, unexpected accidents, outrageous conversations - and all the other succulent and spicy surprises that arise when modern families come together for an annual meal.
Babette’s Feast
103min Drama

This Academy Award-winner for Best Foreign Language Film was a big art house hit, spawning a whole international subgenre, "foodie" (films about the liberating effects of good food). It's adapted from a story by Isak Dinesen about two sisters in a 19th century Calvinist settlement in Denmark who, under their late father's rigorous spiritual dictates, pass up their chances for romance and worldly success. Years pass; they grow into charitable old spinsters and one day a French war refugee, Babette comes to work for them. Life goes quietly one for years until one day Babette decides to prepare a lavish gourmet dinner for the elders of the town, even though the thought of such decadence makes the sisters fear for their Christian souls. This all may sound rather dull to some viewers, but rest assured, no one who has seen this film has ever regretted it. Even with its measured pacing and austere emotional palette this remains a riveting experience from the first frame to the last. The acting is marvellously naturalistic, and the cinematography evokes the dark beauty of 19th century Scandinavian paintings, rendering the ancient, white-whiskered faces of the villagers, the windswept coastline, the wood-hewn interiors, and of course the incredible food, with a vital, deeply felt reverence that lingers in the mind long after the film is over.
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