What's On at ACMI: Wednesday 12 to Tuesday 18 October 2016

ACMI presents new documentary film season Lies and Secrets
Opens Thursday 13 October
acmi.net.au/lies-and-secrets
Screening four revelatory documentaries that take us beyond the white noise of newsfeeds and tabloid headlines, distinctly and fearlessly  chronicling - even humanising - the flashpoints of our times.
Tickets: Full $17, Concession $13, Member $10. Three session pass $42 - $36, member prices available.

ACMI in partnership with the Wheeler Centre and PLAN International Australia
YAS KWEEN: Girls on Screen
Friday 14 October, 6.15pm
acmi.net.au/yas-kween
Presented as part of Hey Girl, this panel discussion, hosted by comedian Judith Lucy, will look at girls on screen in a special evening dedicated to dissecting some of the funniest and fetchest pop-culture favourites. 
Tickets: FREE

Beginners Guide to HTML & CSS is the next free INTERMIX event (ACMI's ongoing free programming for young people aged 15 to 25)
Thursday 13 October, 5.30pm
acmi.net.au/intermix
ACMI's dynamic and innovative youth program INTERMIX offers an extensive program of free events, developed in consultation with young people aged 15 to 25. 
Tickets: FREE. Register by emailing intermix@acmi.net.au

ACMI Cinemas Screen Chevalier UNCLASSIFIED 15+
Until Thursday 20 October
acmi.net.au/chevalier
Winner of Best Film at the 2015 London Film Festival, Chevalier is Athina Rachel Tsangari's astoundingly funny and original follow up to her 2010 film, Attenberg. Described as a -buddy movie without the buddies', Chevalier is the story of six friends who head out on a luxury fishing trip and become consumed by a competition to decide who is the -Best at Everything'. 
Tickets: Full $17, Concession $13, Member $10

ACMI Cinemas Screen Tokyo Story PG
From Thursday 6 October

acmi.net.au/tokyo-story
Consistently featuring on all-time top ten lists alongside classics such as Citizen Kane (1941) and Vertigo (1958), Yasujiro Ozu's humanist masterpiece is a deceptively simple story and a poignant study of aging and modern Japanese society.  
Tickets: Full $17, Concession $13, Member $10

For session times and more information on these and all other events on at ACMI visit acmi.net.au