Come on an adventure with Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) as he takes on fearsome dragon Smaug and crosses paths with Gandalf (Ian McKellen), Gollum (Andy Serkis) and Legolas (Orlando Bloom), not to mention Galadriel, Elrond and the Great Goblin (Australia’s own Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving and Barry Humphries), Lindir (Kiwi favourite Bret McKenzie), the Master of Laketown (Stephen Fry) and Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly) in the most anticipated film of the Summer!
Before the film the musical entertainment will come from duo The Falls – who have almost subconsciously documented their whole relationship in their songs. The love, the betrayal, the heartbreak. While at times it is hard for them to wear their hearts so openly on their sleeve, for The Falls, it has been a huge part of their songwriting.
In the fallout from Valentines Day, The Falls decided that rather than wallowing in self-pity they would put their heartbreak to tape. So they pulled out their little tascam 4-track portastudio, which, with all its tape wobbles and noise, aptly captured the fragility of their hearts. These fledgling recordings were just the beginning of what has become their debut EP ‘HOLLYWOOD’.
Having toured nationally in with Of Monsters And Men (Iceland), Passenger (UK) and Avalanche City (NZ), Lior, Husky, Matt Corby and Georgia Fair, as well as performances at the Surry Hills Festival, Peat’s Ridge Art and Music Festival, Gulgong Folk Festival and Nunnup Music Festival, Communion and Sofar Sounds in Melbourne.
With an unmistakable sound, The Falls are gently making a name for themselves in 2013, so catch them at:
Openair Cinemas in Bondi (Dolphin Lawn next to Bondi Pavilion)
Saturday 9th December
Gates 6pm
The Falls – 7.15pm
The Hobbit – 8.15pm
Thanks to Openair Cinemas we have 1 x double pass to give away.
* Please note: All Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinemas venues include a fully licensed bar. Under 18s will only be permitted when accompanied by a responsible adult.
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