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WA Made Film Festival Call Out for Submissions

Andrew F Peirce
November 11, 2019
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There is no person more dedicated and excited about Australian film than West Aussie bloke Matthew Eeles. When I started writing about Australian film, the one website that I’d look to for information and news...

Ten Films You Must See at the Byron Bay Film Festival

Andrew F Peirce
October 7, 2019
Culture
The Byron Bay Film Festival kicks off on October 18th, running til October 27th. Even though I write from the other side of the country, I’ve long admired the brilliant selection of films that the festival has...

Russian Resurrection Film Festival Returns With Rambunctious Comedies, Riotous Action & Retrospective Classics

Guest Writer
September 27, 2019
Culture
From big-budget action blockbusters, to razor sharp female-led comedy and edge-of-your seat thrillers, the Russian Resurrection Film Festival is proud to be returning down-under in 2019, bringing with it a smo...

The Early Bird catches the best tickets at CinefestOZ

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July 19, 2019
Culture
CinefestOZ Film Festival will reveal its full program next Friday, 26 July but audiences are being encouraged to snap up Early Bird tickets to avoid missing out on premiere events. Tickets are now on sale f...

Ten Films You Need to See at the 2019 Sydney Film Festival

Andrew F Peirce
May 8, 2019
Culture
The Sydney Film Festival line up has launched, and it’s as extensive and exhaustive as you’d ever expect. As is the case with this being one of the major, most prestigious festivals in Australia, there’s more ...

2019’s RevFest Wants You to Blind Date a Music Video

Andrew F Peirce
April 26, 2019
Unity
Perth's Revelation Film Festival kicks off again in July this year, celebrating its 21st revolution around the sun. This years festival is looking to be a little different, with a really exciting opportunity f...

Alliance Film Festival 2019 Line-Up Announced

Andrew F Peirce
January 21, 2019
Culture
Gosh. The line-up for the 30th Alliance French Film Festival has been announced, and well... here's a list of some of the films that will be shown at the event: Coralie Fargeat's horror masterpiece Reven...

Rooftop Movies Return in Perth With Nineties & Noughties Nostalgia

Andrew F Peirce
October 16, 2018
Unity
Rooftop Movies - Perth’s most spectacular urban outdoor cinema - kicks off its summer season on Saturday, 3 November with a crowd-pleasing line-up of blockbusters, new releases and throwback favourites and...

Melbourne Women In Film Festival 2018

Andrew F Peirce
January 30, 2018
Culture
MELBOURNE WOMEN IN FILM FESTIVAL 2018 The Melbourne Women in Film Festival 2018, running from 22 to 25 February, is delighted to announce new additions to its program and tickets now on sale. Adding to this ...

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