Nowhere Boys Movie Screenings Near You!
The feature-length Nowhere Boys movie is set for release this January, following on from the multi-award winning success of the ACTF supported first two series.
The movie is set a year from where the series two finale left off; the boys are now back home in Bremin and struggling with everyday teenage life. That is, until Felix discovers a magically sealed “Book of Shadows”. Unwittingly this releases a powerful force of chaos, and the gang is reluctantly drawn into a showdown that threatens their world and all they love…
Shot in suburban Melbourne, Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows is produced by Matchbox Pictures with the assistance of Screen Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Film Victoria, and will be distributed in Australia and New Zealand by the ACTF. You can watch the trailer for the film Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows here.
Nowhere Boys: The Book of Shadows opens in selected Australian cinemas on 1 January 2016.
Find your cinema:
VIC:
- Hawthorn Lido Cinemas
- Elsternwick Classic Cinemas
- Croydon Cinemas
- Rosebud Cinemas
- Ballarat Regent Cinemas
- Wangaratta Cinemas
- Mansfield Cinemas
- Belgrave Cameo
- Echuca Paramount
- Boronia Metro
- Mildura Deakin Cinema Complex
- Yarraville Sun
- Bairnsdale Sun
NSW:
- Forum Tamworth
- Forum Wagga
- Griffith City Cinemas
- Sawtell Cinema
- Odeon Orange
- Byron Bay Pighouse
- Kyogle Community Cinema
- Dungog James Theatre
- Narrabri Crossing Theatre
- Broken Hill Silver City Cinema
- Metro Lake Haven
- Metro Bathurst
QLD:
- Nambour Arthouse Cinema
- Maryborough Plaza @ Cinemas
- Emerald Cinema Complex
- Gympie Cinema Complex
- Kingaroy Satellite Cinema
- AYR Burdekin Delta Cinemas
- Ingham Picture Theatre
- Goondiwindi Cinema
- Chinchilla Cinema
- Charters Towers World
SA:
- Alice Springs Cinema
- Gawler Cinemas
- Wallis Mitcham
- Port Lincoln Cinemas
- Wallis Mt. Barker
- Wallis Noarlunga
- Semaphore Cinemas
- Whyalla Cinemas
- Wallis Picadilly
- Mt. Gambier Oatmill
- Victor Harbour Victa Cinemas
- Murray Bridge Cameo
- Port Augusta Cinemas
- Moonta & Kadina Cinemas
TAS:
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