00d 00h 00m 00s KUMARANGK: Sacred Women’s Business premiering at the Adelaide Film Festival this October!

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Buffalo Kids

Mild themes, animated violence and some scenes may scare young children
82 min

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Two Irish orphans travel to New York and embark on an exciting train journey to meet their uncle and claim his inheritance.

While befriending a governess who is supervising another group of orphans, they must face an attack by bandits.

SENSORY SCREENINGS
Chaffey Theatre: 8/7/26 – 10am
Northern Festival Centre: 7/7/26 – 11am
Middleback Arts Centre: 23/7/26 – 10am

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