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Reading Ring 9, Unit 3, Movies, Page 40, Festival Program.

Read the conversation and do the exercises B, C and D.

Hello, Matt and Kathy. It's nice to see you. Are you excited about the festival?

Hi, Bura. It's nice to see you too. Yes, we are really excited.

Here is the festival program. There are two different halls at the Glass Pyramid Festival area.

One is the Aspandos Hall and the other one is the Perge Hall.

There is also a cinema hall in Antalya Park shopping mall, so there are two different festival areas.

Let's start with Saturday.

The festival begins with the opening ceremony at 12 o 'clock at Aspandos Hall.

There are two films on that day.

Dwayne Johnson is also at Aspandos at half past two on Saturday.

I like him. Let's not miss him. After the conversation session with him,

his film, Jumanji, Welcome to the Jungle, starts at five. We can watch it.

It's fine for me. On the same day, Jumanji is at Antalya Park cinema at the same time.

I'm really into science fiction films. Do you like mystery and sci -fi films?

The Maze Runner is at quarter past eight at Aspandos and Perge.

Why not? There is also a film with four Oscars. Guess which one?

Of course, Parasite. It's at 12 on Saturday at quarter past eight on Sunday at Antalya Park cinema

and at five on Monday at Aspandos.

We can choose one of the sessions and watch it. Who loves horror and thriller films?

Both of us do. I think you suggest final destination at half past two on Sunday at Aspandos

and the next day at eight fifteen at Antalya Park cinema.

I am also curious about Turkish cinema. What about attending the panel discussion

about it at half past two on Monday at Perge? And before that,

we can join the lunchtime conversations with the world famous Turkish director,

Nuri Bilge Jelan, at Antalya Park cinema. I am fond of him in his films.

It's a good choice, but I also want to watch his film there.

Unfortunately, it's at the same time with the panel discussion.

How about attending the panel discussion instead of watching his film Kushuyukasu?

We can watch it later on the net.

Drama is not my thing, but no problem for me. We can watch it later.

What about Leonardo DiCaprio? He is one of my favorites.

He is at Perge Hall at twelve at lunchtime conversations on Sunday.

I don't like him much. I can even go to the children's session film,

The Lion King, at that time at Aspandos.

Do you want to watch Hachi, a dog's tail at five on Sunday at Antalya Park cinema?

I hate emotional films and films with animals.

Shall we also attend the National Competition Award ceremony at Perge Hall

on Monday evening?

Of course, everything is good, but all of us have got different tastes for films.

What about choosing our common likes and seeing them?