RESERVED SEATING ONLY - see below

Mallard Movies returns with a very cool night of jazz, presented by PBS' Jazz Got Soul.

Join us on Wednesday 10 February at the Spotted Mallard, 314 Sydney Road Brunswick for a screening of Jazz On A Summer's Day. FREE entry and special treatment for PBS members.

Summer's not quite over yet, and to celebrate this fact and the fourth anniversary of her show, Chelsea Wilson from Jazz Got Soul is excited to present this classic doco. Chelsea starts the evening with a DJ set from 7 - 8pm (the perfect time to come in for some tasty dinner and a few cool drinks), then she'll give a short introduction to the film at 8:15pm before the screening starts at 8:30pm. Just to sweeten the deal, PBS members receive a free pot of Thunder Road beer or glass of Cake wine on entry! Members also receive a 10% discount on food and drinks all night, so don't forget your membership card.

Bookings are essential, and entry is free to all - we hope to see you there.

 
*PLEASE NOTE* Table reservations are essential for the PBS and Mallard Movie nights in addition to booking your tickets here. Simply email your

NAME:
TIME of arrival:
NUMBER of PEOPLE:
DINNER: Yes or No???
Send the email to samanda@spottedmallard.com
 
Also note - movie nights are super popular, so if you cannot make your booking for any reason, please do the venue and your fellow PBS'ers the courtesy of cancelling your booking via samanda@spottedmallard.com - This will ensure someone else can enjoy your spot.

A little background about the film: 'In 1958, celebrated photographer Bert Stern was inspired by a friend to "take some pictures" of the Newport Jazz Festival. Following a turn of events, Stern decided to produce a full fledged motion picture. It would become his only film. By breaking many cinematic taboos, Stern recreated the look of his still photography into motion with a dazzling display of rich human observation and some of the most remarkable scenes of live jazz ever brought to the screen.

When it premiered at the Venice film Festival rumours of an American "New Wave" swirled. Although the principle emphasis of 'Jazz On A Summer's Day' is on the performance of such legendary artists as Louis Armstrong, Anita O'Day, Mahalia Jackson, and Thelonious Monk, Stern's camera also fills us with illuminating images of America at its best. Whether it's a birds eye view of the rich in their yachts or young from Brooklyn on a tour of Newport's picturesque streets and beaches, this is more than just a jazz film, it's the film of an era.' www.umbrellaent.com.au

Mallard Movies will continue throughout 2016, with screenings on the last Wednesday of each month. Keep an eye out for more announcements.

Please email membership@pbsfm.org.au if you'd like to receive information about all upcoming Mallard Movies.