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Perth’s Australian Revelations 2020 Season Launches with a Film That’s Out of This World

Andrew F Peirce
March 9, 2020
Culture
It’s insane to think that it’s been twenty years since the iconic Aussie film, The Dish, arrived on screens around the world. It’s even madder to think that it’s been fifty-one years since the events of t...

November’s Australian Revelations Screening is an Animated Wonder

Andrew F Peirce
November 14, 2019
Unity
Perth's Revelation Film Festival is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Adam Elliot's animated feature, Mary and Max, by screening it as November's Australian Revelations screening. Christopher Spencer wro...

October’s Australian Revelations Screening is Finger Licking Good…

Andrew F Peirce
October 1, 2019
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Perth's Revelation Film Festival is back for another horror focused October Australian Revelations screening. This years fright-fest is previous Revfest film, The Loved Ones. Sean Byrne's gloriously horrif...

September’s Australian Revelations Screening is None Other Than Animal Kingdom

Andrew F Peirce
August 27, 2019
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Yeah, it was bound to come up eventually at Perth's Revelation Film Festival Australian film screenings. David Michôd's powerhouse film, Animal Kingdom is the September film for the next Australian Revelations...

August’s Australian Revelations Screening is Watch the Sunset

Andrew F Peirce
July 25, 2019
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Making a huge splash at the 2017 Revelation Film Festival was Australia's first 'one shot' feature film, Watch the Sunset. With a core performance from the co-director Tristan Barr, Watch the Sunset is a visua...

May’s Australian Revelations Screening is Pawno

Andrew F Peirce
May 8, 2019
Unity
Let's not mince words here - Pawno is one of the genuinely great modern Australian films. An instant classic, with superb writing and acting from one of the best talents Australia was ever lucky to witness - D...

April’s Australian Revelations Screening is Proof

Andrew F Peirce
March 26, 2019
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After kicking off the 2019 Australian Revelations screenings with The Pretend One, Perth's Revelation Film Festival is bringing another heavy hitter for April's screening: Jocelyn Moorhouse's Proof. Wid...

The Pretend One Opens the 2019 Australian Revelations Lineup

Andrew F Peirce
March 8, 2019
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The year is in full swing, and with a new year means a new line up of Australian Revelations films. The first flick on the pile is one of the best Australian films of 2018, The Pretend One. Matt Eeles from Cin...

Australian Revelations November Screening – The Interview

Andrew F Peirce
October 31, 2018
Culture
Holy moly. If you're in Perth in November, you're not gonna wanna miss this one. Yep, the Australian Revelations film for November is the Best Film AFI Award winner, The Interview. Featuring searing pe...

Australian Revelations October Screening – Razorback

Andrew F Peirce
October 1, 2018
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October is the horror month of the year, with genre lovers and gorehounds digging into the wealth of frightfests each day in the celebration of Shocktober/Horrorween/insert horror name for October. Each year, ...
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