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108m
The Invite
Book Tickets
Synopsis
** FIRST LOOK DOUBLE DATE NIGHT **
Invite your friends for a memorable night.
You bring the friends; we'll sort the vibes. Get to know each other with our fun questionnaire on screen, share in our food and drink special: 1 x bottle of house wine, 2 x large popcorns and 1 x tub of chocolate dipped raspberries by Frudi for $65. All while our DJ gets you in the mood for a first look screening of The Invite.
Luna Leederville & Luna on SX
Sat Jun 27
Arrivals 6:15pm
Session 6:45pm
Tickets on sale June 10!
Joe and Angela are on thin ice, and tonight might be when it all falls apart. Unfortunately, their upstairs neighbours are about to arrive for dinner, and everything that can go wrong goes worse.
A fiercely energised chamber dramedy, The Invite revitalises the classic, largely bygone cinema of marital strife. Olivia Wilde’s scenes from a marriage are suitably raw and revealing, but also compassionate, deeply human, and incredibly funny. From a screenplay by Will McCormack and Rashida Jones, the film gleefully plunges two couples (Wilde and Seth Rogen; Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton) into the crucible of a seemingly innocuous evening, delighting in its contortions as awkward small talk turns to the unearthing of long-tenured grievances, insecurities, co-dependencies, failed aspirations, and sexual FOMO. Constructing a vibrant aesthetic and brilliantly orchestrated interactions, Wilde finds a universe of space within one location.
FESTIVALS
2026 Sundance Film Festival | Official Selection
Screening from July 9 at Luna Leederville and Luna on SX.
Opening Date
Thursday, Jul 9, 2026
Rating
CTC
Length
108m
Genre
New Release
Reviews
A funny and unforgettable soirée that explores the highs and lows of married life. Wilde, Rogen, Cruz and Norton are superb
‘The Invite’ from Olivia Wilde is a wildly funny swinger comedy that explores how relationships open, close, and end in hilarious and heartfelt ways.
A compelling, delightful, and moving comedy that's more intricate than it might seem.
Propelled by a phenomenal script and a wonderful ensemble that is totally game for everything the story throws at them.
Sophisticated, snappy, seductive and stupendously funny.
A magnetic, acerbically funny, romantic nightmare in the vein of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.










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