What to Expect
Step into the extraordinary life of Lilian, a legendary Sydney bohemian, through this unique screening of the acclaimed film Lilian’s Story. Directed by Jerzy Domaradzki and based on Kate Grenville’s award-winning novel, the film stars Ruth Cracknell and a young Toni Collette, offering a powerful portrait of a woman who defied convention.
This event is perfect for adults interested in Australian film, history, and culture, providing a rare opportunity to hear directly from the director about the film’s themes and production.
Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with a light lunch included, where you can mingle and discuss the film’s impact and relevance.
Activity Details
The event starts at 11:00 with the film screening, lasting 90 minutes. The film is a drama from 1996, rated MA15+, so it is suitable for adults only.
Following the screening, there will be a 30-minute light lunch break, which may contain allergens, so please plan accordingly.
The session concludes with a one-hour critical review and Q&A with director Jerzy Domaradzki, providing insights into the film’s storytelling and its real-life inspirations.
Location and Access
The event takes place at Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre in the Lansdowne room, located at 80 Rickard Road, Bankstown 2200.
The venue is equipped with accessible toilets and parking facilities, ensuring a comfortable visit for all attendees.
Public transport options and directions are available to help you reach the library with ease.
Important Information
This is a free event open exclusively to adults aged 18 and over.
Bookings are limited, so early registration is recommended to secure your place.
Please be aware of the MA15+ rating for the film and the potential allergens in the provided lunch.
Booking and Prices
Attendance is free of charge.
Bookings can be made through Bankstown Library and Knowledge Centre by contacting them directly.
For more information or to reserve your spot, please call 9707 9704.