Reel Life Matinee: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Give me back my lobby boy!
The Grand Hotel Budapest
On behalf of Monsieur Gustave H. we extend a personal invitation, though regrettably, not in person, as certain legal entanglements in the Republic of Zubrowka demand my continued discretion.
The Grand Budapest Hotel was a bastion of charm, a symphony of impeccable service and the stage for a most riveting and, dare I say, aesthetically pleasing caper. The tale involves Msr Gustave, a priceless Renaissance painting, a rather disagreeable son, a loyal lobby boy and the finest Mendl's pastries, which, are the ultimate currency in any civilised crisis.
We shall screen this poignant, if somewhat dramatised, account of his legacy. I assure you, the fascists and murderous thugs are portrayed with a certain… stylistic flair. It is a testament to friendship, loyalty and the maintenance of dignity in the face of outright barbarism.
I insist you attend. It promises to be an affair of the highest order.
Your humble concierge,
Ms. S
The Details:
🗓️ Wednesday 8 July 2026 at 12.30pm
📍 The Henry Carmichael Theatre
🎟️ Free for Members
Not a member? For the price of two forgettable cocktails, you could have a year of films, events and unfettered access to our library which, we should note, is suspiciously well-stocked with murder mysteries. One might even call it an alibi for a good time.
Join today! A year of intrigue is just $50 (or a $40 for concessions)
Give me back my lobby boy!
The Grand Hotel Budapest
On behalf of Monsieur Gustave H. we extend a personal invitation, though regrettably, not in person, as certain legal entanglements in the Republic of Zubrowka demand my continued discretion.
The Grand Budapest Hotel was a bastion of charm, a symphony of impeccable service and the stage for a most riveting and, dare I say, aesthetically pleasing caper. The tale involves Msr Gustave, a priceless Renaissance painting, a rather disagreeable son, a loyal lobby boy and the finest Mendl's pastries, which, are the ultimate currency in any civilised crisis.
We shall screen this poignant, if somewhat dramatised, account of his legacy. I assure you, the fascists and murderous thugs are portrayed with a certain… stylistic flair. It is a testament to friendship, loyalty and the maintenance of dignity in the face of outright barbarism.
I insist you attend. It promises to be an affair of the highest order.
Your humble concierge,
Ms. S
The Details:
🗓️ Wednesday 8 July 2026 at 12.30pm
📍 The Henry Carmichael Theatre
🎟️ Free for Members
Not a member? For the price of two forgettable cocktails, you could have a year of films, events and unfettered access to our library which, we should note, is suspiciously well-stocked with murder mysteries. One might even call it an alibi for a good time.
Join today! A year of intrigue is just $50 (or a $40 for concessions)
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
Location
Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
Henry Carmichael Theatre
Level 1, 280 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000
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