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Luna Monday Double: Starstruck + Puberty Blues
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Synopsis
Luna Leederville, November 30
Starstruck | PG
A colourful collision of pop music, romance and kitsch, Gillian Armstrong’s Starstruck follows teenage performer Jackie as she dreams of making it big on the Sydney music scene. With her ambitious cousin Angus determined to turn her into a star, the pair hatch a plan to enter a televised talent competition and win the attention of pop idol Michael. Featuring unforgettable performances, exuberant production design and a killer soundtrack, Starstruck has become a beloved Australian cult classic.
15 minute intermission
Puberty Blues | MA15+
A landmark of Australian cinema, based on the bestselling memoir by Kathy Lette and Gabrielle Carey, Puberty Blues follows teenage best friends Sue and Debbie as they navigate the boys, parties and brutal social hierarchies of Sydney’s 1970s surf culture. Directed by Bruce Beresford, the film captures the exhilaration and discomfort of adolescence with an unflinching eye, balancing humour and nostalgia with a sharp critique of the pressures placed on young women.
Opening Date
Monday, Nov 30, 2026
Rating
M
Length
203m
Genre
Double Features
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