To celebrate HOW TO MAKE GRAVY “Gravy Day” on December 21 BINGE is playing its new movie based on the song in cinemas.
Whether you’re driving down from Queensland or flying in from the coast, BINGE has you sorted with cinema screenings happening in all major capital cities including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra.
How To Make Gravy “Gravy Day” Screening Details:
- Date: December 21, 2024 (Gravy Day)
- Time: 4PM
- Locations:
- VIC: Palace Cinemas Como
- NSW: Palace Cinemas Moore Park
- QLD: Palace Cinemas Barracks
- ACT: Palace Cinemas Electric
- WA: Palace Cinemas Raine Square
- SA: Palace Nova Eastend
- Tickets: Register for your free ticket to a special Gravy Day screening HERE.
Based on the iconic Paul Kelly song of the same name, HOW TO MAKE GRAVY, premiered on BINGE earlier this month and is smashing records to become the biggest new film premiere this year on BINGE. The film has also been nominated for 15 awards at the upcoming 2025 AACTA Awards.
Alison Hurbert-Burns, Commissioner and Executive Director, Content, Foxtel Group, said: “For nearly 30 years, Aussies have been celebrating Paul Kelly’s iconic song, with Gravy Day becoming an authentically Australian Christmas tradition for many. While we hope the film will bring families together in living rooms across the country for years to come, we are excited to be celebrating the film this Gravy Day with a special cinema event. We’re thrilled to be gifting these special screenings to Aussie fans across the country this Gravy Day.”
The film stars a stellar line-up of Australian and international actors including Daniel Henshall (Snowtown, Mystery Road: Origin), Hugo Weaving (Love Me, The Lord of the Rings, The Matrix), Brenton Thwaites (Pirates of the Caribbean, Gods of Egypt, Titans), Kate Mulvany (The Twelve, Hunters, Lambs of God), Damon Herriman (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Mr Inbetween, The Bikeriders), Agathe Rousselle (Titane), Jonah Wren Phillips, Kym Gyngell (The Artful Dodger, Love Me).
HOW TO MAKE GRAVY was adapted for the screen by award-winning musician Meg Washington and Nick Waterman, who also directed. Waterman and Washington produce alongside Hamish Lewis and Academy Award-nominated producer Schuyler Weiss (Elvis).It is commissioned by the Foxtel Group for BINGE and financed with support by Screen Queensland. Fifth Season will distribute the film internationally. Executive producers are Michael Brooks for WBITVP and Susannah George with Alison Hurbert-Burns and Amanda Laing. Head of Scripted for the Foxtel Group is Lana Greenhalgh.
HOW TO MAKE GRAVY is streaming now on BINGE.
