10 Year Club 2026 Movie Events

Thank you for being our valued clients for over 10 years!

We are very pleased to extend an invitation for you to attend one of our private screenings at Wallis Cinemas Mitcham of:

“HOLY DAYS” 

(click to watch the preview)

  • Session 1:
    Wednesday, 16 September
    Arrival from 6pm*
    Cinema doors will open at 6:20pm and the movie will commence at 6:30pm
  • Session 2:
    Friday, 18 September
    Arrival from 10am*
    Cinema doors will open at 10:20am and the movie will commence at 10:30am

 

Complimentary tea and coffee will be served in the foyer on your arrival. Then, upon entry to the cinema, guests will be offered a choice of either a Choc Top or popcorn.

As seating is limited, we kindly ask that you reserve your preferred session via the link below by Monday 7 September.

* Please do not arrive before the designated time to allow staff to prepare for the event. We thank you for your understanding.

RSVP here for your preferred session:

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