18th October 2023
…ing competitive marbles in the North Island. In 2023 he will direct the Screen Australia and ABC funded comedy, “Ruby Rai, P.I.”, created by Vidya Rajan as part of the Fresh Blood program. His most recent shorts, “Room for One More”, was nominated for best comedy at Palm Springs Shortfest and ‘Decorum’ premiered at Flickerfest 2023. These films follow up a handful of shorts like “Mark Targets”, which premiered at Sydney Film Festival and was acqu…
Categories: News Tags: Flickerfest 2024, Specsavers
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30th November 2013
…ids: (suitable for 5-12yrs) $10 kids / $15 adults / $35 family of 4. FlickerUp: National Schools & Youth Comp $10 kids / $15 adults / $35 family of 4. Opening Night Screening only: $40 / $35 – includes a welcome drink and highlights screening Opening Night Screening & After-Party: $80 / $75 – includes a welcome drink, highlights screening & catered after-party. Closing Night Awards and Party: $55 / $45 – includes award ceremony, winners screening…
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3rd December 2013
…Both sessions pass: $32/ 27conc. (+bf) Buy Tickets here (tix available online until 1.5hr prior to screening) ‘tickets also available at the door 30mins prior to screening – subject to availability’ Venue: Peacock Theatre – Salamanca Arts Centre Grab a drink & a snack at the Tricycle Cafe open from 7pm to 8pm prior to screenings. Information: 0414 779 881…
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They needed a hero. They got… Marlu Man. An Aboriginal man who is pushed to his limits by a racist society creates the gammonest super-hero alter-ego; Marlu Man. Armed with a pouch full of ping pong balls, a polony sandwich (yes polony, not devon), and a thirst for justice, Marlu Man kidnaps online trolls and dishes out punishment in his fortress of solitude, Mum’s shed. Marlu Man, half kangaroo, half pox. All hero.
- Director: Zac James
- Writer: Zac James
- Producer: Brooke Collard
- Runtime: 15min
- Year: 2023
- Country: Australia
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‘The Dog Ate My Homework’ is a charming stop-motion short that sends you surfing through the digital whirlpool of the internet. When a charismatic canine gatecrashes 12-year-old Charlie’s screen, it’s a laugh-out-loud reminder of the power of focus. As the lines blur between online adventures and offline duties, it’s a colorful call to not forget life beyond the screen.
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
- Director: Alexandra Lemay
- Writer: Alexandra Lemay
- Producer: Alexandra Lemay
- Runtime: 5min
- Year: 2023
- Country: Canada
5th December 2013
…Buy Tickets here (tix avail online until 5pm on day of screening) then tickets are available at door from 6.15pm ‘subject to availability’. Ticket includes a Gage Roads beer, Rosnay organic wine, Four Pillars Gin or Saba juice upon entry to cinema. Meet the filmmakers, who will be present to introduce their films. Venue: Palace James St Cinemas Information: 0414 779 881 …
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19th February 2014
…cal Flickerfest audiences the first look at the hottest short films in the world today. The calibre of this year’s program is undeniable with several films screening at some of the worlds most prominent and revered film festivals including Sundance and Cannes. Highlights of Flickerfest 2014 include: Best Of Australian Shorts programme: Written and directed by Brisbane-born Nick Waterman, Vote Yes, set in May 1967 focuses on Australia’s referendum…
Categories: News Tags: Tour 2014
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A little girl is taken on a mind-bending tour of her distant future.
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
- Director: Don Hertzfeld
- Writer: Don Hertzfeld
- Producer: Don Hertzfeld
- Running Time: 16 min
- Year: 2014
- Country: USA
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The first cut is the deepest. Sarah learnt to have an open mind. Her father learnt about her and Damien. Damien's going to have to learn to cope.
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The journey of an African gay refugee seeking for asylum in Germany.
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
- Director: Leandro Goddinho
- Writer: Leandro Goddinho
- Producer:
- Runtime: 13min
- Year: 2017
- Country: Germany
