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Wingman Pictures International has entered a new chapter with veteran film executive Ian Hale joining the company as a partner with CEO Matt Norman.Ian Hale has been a familiar face in the Perth and Australian...

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

August 27, 2019

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...

Revelation Film Festival & City of Vincent Offer $15,000 in Short Film Production Grants

Guest Writer

August 23, 2019

Revelation Perth International Film Festival is proud to announce its third commissioning collaboration with the City of Vincent with the City of Vincent Filmmaking Project. This unique initiative provi...

August’s Australian Revelations Screening is Watch the Sunset

July 25, 2019

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...

The Ouroboros of Human Destruction: Acid Forest, Aquarela, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch Review

July 17, 2019

A stretch of forest on the border of Lithuania and Russia stands naked and bare, the leaves of the trees have been seared off by the caustic shit that cascades down from the cormorants that call the forest hom...

Maybe It’s Luck? Review – An Essential Time Capsule About Frenetic Perth Punk Rock

July 12, 2019

Perth’s Revelation Film Festival has been host to some truly brilliant Aussie rockumentaries, with Mat de Koning’s kick ass Meal Tickets and Travis Beard’s raucous Rockabul both blasting the roof off Luna Leed...

Savage Youth Review – Brilliant and Timely Takedown of Toxic White Men

July 8, 2019

Savage Youth is like someone distilled the joyful, open road youth of American Honey, with the caustic neon drenched vibrancy of Spring Breakers, and dashed in an unhealthy dash of misguided whiteness of Never...

I Go Further Under Review – Desirable Isolation in Remote Lands

July 8, 2019

Director James Newitt utilises the tools of cinema in some of the most unique and fascinating ways in his feature debut I Go Further Under. Loosely inspired by the life of Jane Cooper, a teen who lived for a y...

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