
Two November releases will screen only in IMAX at Ster-Kinekor, so music fans and movie lovers have a good reason to book the biggest screen in the building. One is a pop concert from 1988 that nobody has seen before. The other brings back a favourite Quentin Tarantino character.
“Whether you are watching a historic music concert or a cinematic masterpiece in this format, you aren’t just a spectator: you are a fan right inside the experience,” says Lynne Wylie, chief marketing officer of Ster-Kinekor.
George Michael: The Faith Tour (from Friday 13 November)

George Michael: The Faith Tour takes you back to the singer’s 1988 Faith tour, filmed live over two nights at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy. The footage was shot on 35mm film with 14 cameras, was found again only recently and has never been shown before.
George Michael was 24 and at the height of his powers. Andy Morahan and David Austin directed the film.

The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth (from Friday 27 November)

Brad Pitt plays Cliff Booth again in The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth. The story jumps to 1977, eight years after Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood. Cliff now works as a fixer in the shadows of the studio system and gets caught up in a web of secrets, crimes and betrayals.
David Fincher directs from a screenplay by Quentin Tarantino. Elizabeth Debicki, Carla Gugino, Timothy Olyphant, Emily Alyn Lind, Scott Caan and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II star alongside Pitt.

Where to watch in IMAX
Both films play at Ster-Kinekor’s nine IMAX theatres:
- Tshwane: The Grove
- Johannesburg: Cradlestone, Eastgate, The Zone @ Rosebank and Mall of Africa
- Gqeberha: Baywest
- Cape Town: Blue Route, CapeGate and V&A Waterfront
How to book
Screening times and tickets are on the Ster-Kinekor website and in the SK App. For queries, call Ticketline on 0861-Movies (668 437).
Issued by: aHead PR
On behalf of: Ster-Kinekor Theatres
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