The Cycle of Love — Adelaide Film Festival
A documentary follows Indian artist PK Mahanandia's extraordinary journey from India to Sweden for love.
Saturday 17 October 2026
10:30 am - 3:45 pm
Palace Nova Eastend — Eximax
3 Cinema Place, Adelaide SA 5000
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Standard screenings: Adult $25; concession $20, plus booking fee
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About This Event
Adelaide Film Festival presents The Cycle of Love, directed by Orlando von Einsiedel. The documentary follows Indian artist PK Mahanandia and the relationship that inspired his bicycle journey from New Delhi to Sweden in 1977.
Two screenings are scheduled at Palace Nova Eastend's Eximax: Saturday 17 October 2026 at 10:30 am and Friday 23 October at 1:45 pm. The calendar start shown is the first screening; select your preferred session through the festival website.
The film runs for 98 minutes and is classified for all ages. Languages are English, Hindi and Pashto, with English subtitles. Tickets are sold through Adelaide Film Festival.
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Standard screenings: Adult $25; concession $20, plus booking fee
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