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| SAVOY 1| 8 p.m. ONLY Z/ I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT. 111 CHER GIVES A TERRIFIC PERFORMANCE. She's a likely contender I|||| for next year's Academy Award.'' -Leonard Maltin, ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ' (GA) BASED ON - CONTAINS A TRUE STORY COARSE A Sometimes the most unlikely people become heroes. SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY j at 11.30 a.m. note at 2 p.m. at 5.30 p.m. at 8.15 p.m. session time NOT for vegetarians Edna O'Brien's warm and deeply The eagerly awaited new film n , n _„ . . moving drama about young H C AI IVA N n about the Journey of the Magi Paul B . arte ' B outrageous kinky women discovering the joys and dALLI ANU from the same makers as the comedy about white cannibals pains of coming into adulthood FREEDOMS -THE COUNTRY Asensidvedramaabouta "CAMMINA, 0A Al II" GIRLS" GA young mother coping with her aib-ssibiii/ HAOLIL cut VllifeV um new life after booting-out the £ AMMIIU A' GA IIMVUfe Rl6 starring SAM NEILL husbßnd nasty-minded black "Pure, unadulterated and sr cto ”" freedom every mixed bag (Village Voicel "Fine and very touching" {n ia - 3 La°i IC Ai.- li i l- (Financial Tunes) "A kind of elegant bad taste. (The Standard) "Insightful. A highly refreshing Every minute seems precious wickedly funny" "Splendid" 'S’j® o • u iji (New Musical Express (Newsweek) (Time Out (Sydney Morning Herald The result is pure delight Feature only semens /Film Comment) COLOUR AND ENGLISH COLOUR AND ENGLISH Finally TONIGHT - SATURDAY -at 11 p.m. MONDAY MONDAY John Hurt in his nastiest role since Midnight Express 11.15 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. note at 5.30 p.m. //■•■Bjp IJITJf morning session 3 French Academy Awards- | HE Rill Rl3'Contains Violence’ Federico Fellini's Best Film/Actress/Actor "A first-rate thriller, Eloocfy and tense as a snake about to strike" “AND THE SHIP "LA BALANCE" (TheSlandardl (All CAN".. "Carries more menace than anything so far produced" vM!Lw VIE ua (City Limits) "Among Fellini's greatest "The best contemporary crime "Pistol crack shots of violence" works" movieinyears" (Times) COLOUR AND ENGLISH (Time) (Los Angeles Weekly)

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VOLLEYBALL — FINALS DAY STARTNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1985 TODA Y SA TURD A Y PIONEER STADIUM PLAYOFFS 3rd to Bth 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. NEW ZEALAND WOMEN’S FINAL 2 p.m. 6 trusteebank Canterbury NEW ZEALAND MEN'S FINAL 4 p.m. VOLLEYBALL