Our first film is Vertigo, the 1958 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Watch the charming Jimmy Stewart turned into a dark and unsettling killer in a classic example of actors breaking their typecasting in spectacular ways.

Join us for a fun and creative Ceramics Workshop at the Western Plains Cultural Centre. Our workshop is designed to provide adults with a supportive and engaging environment for all. Our experienced ceramics tutor will guide you through the process of creating unique and beautiful ceramic pieces.

The second pairing of actors turned from Charming to Killers is Robin Williams in Chirstopher Nolan’s 2002 film Insomnia. William’s role in this neo-noir psychological thriller deviated from his comedic roles and will have you seeing the actor as an entirely new person.

In a notable departure from his more surreal work, Lynch’s 1999 film The Straight Story focuses on human emotion, simple characters and the American midwest imagery in this biographical road drama based on Alvin Straight’s real journey.

This week’s film is Ordinary People (1980), starring Mary Tyler Moore whose sudden departure from previous roles as a comedienne to a bitter mother dealing with the death of her son and a dysfunctional affluent family.

This week’s film is Once Upon a Time in the West (1968), which starred the unlikely villain Henry Fonda who was the beloved ‘everyman’ and father figure of Hollywood to a ruthless and cold-blooded outlaw in this subversive Western.

This surrealist fantasy comedy marked Spike Jonze’s first foray into feature film directing, with Cameron Diaz in an unglamorous role and John Malkovich playfully subverting his serious image to ask "What would you do if you could live inside John Malkovich’s head?