In Cinemas: K-Pop Concerts, New Comedy, and GOMA Classics

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Cinemas across Brisbane light up this week with K-Pop royalty, fresh indie comedy, and a stunning retrospective at GOMA featuring Orson Welles and Béla Tarr. Whether you’re waving a lightstick or soaking in cinema history, there’s something fresh to enjoy on the silver screen.


Opening This Week

Is This Thing On? 

In cinemas from 5 February 

A fresh new comedy hitting the big screen. Catch it at Event Cinemas (City, Chermside, Indooroopilly, Mt Gravatt), Palace, Dendy, Cinebar, Angelika, Cineplex, Five Star Cinemas, and HOYTS.


Shelter

In cinemas from 5 February

A gripping new drama about finding safety in a chaotic world. Catch it at Event Cinemas, Palace, Dendy, Reading, Five Star Cinemas, Cineplex, and HOYTS.


Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience 

In cinemas from 5 February 

Global K-Pop phenomenon Stray Kids hit the big screen in this electrifying concert film. Experience the energy of the “dominATE” tour with fellow STAYs. Catch it at Event Cinemas, Palace James St, Five Star Cinemas, and Cinebar Rosalie.


GOMA: Cinema Masterpieces

Special screenings at the Gallery of Modern Art

  • The Third Man (1949) & Citizen Kane (1941) – 6 Feb
  • Menus-Plaisirs Les Troisgros (2023) – 7 Feb
  • The Turin Horse (2011) – 8 Feb
  • The Addiction (1995) – 11 Feb

Still Showing

Addition 

Teresa Palmer’s quirky romantic drama continues at Event Cinemas, Palace, and HOYTS.


Marty Supreme 

Timothée Chalamet’s ping pong biopic is still serving up drama at major cinemas across Brisbane.


Iron Lung 

The claustrophobic sci-fi horror continues its run at Event, Dendy, and Five Star Cinemas.


28 Years Later: The Bone Temple 

The horror blockbuster is still scaring audiences at Event, Palace, and Dendy.


From the energy of a stadium concert to the quiet intensity of classic noir, Brisbane’s cinemas are packed with diverse stories this week. Grab some popcorn and enjoy a screening near you.

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