1st September 2023
…Mastruri festival, showcasing our Best of Australian Shorts & Short Laughs Comedy programmes under the stars At 6.15pm the Best of Australian Shorts programme highlights include Award winning and much loved Australian films the delightful quirky comedy The Fritz, where a confused man, acclaimed Noongar actor Trevor Jamieson (Storm Boy), is forced to confront his big family at a overwhelming birthday event after being hit by a meteor. Local WA film…
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After being band mates in their teens, the members of ‘BIN’ have not spoken to each other in over a decade. One of the band members decides to reunite the group after finding out the news of the death of their lead singer. They realise no one from the group attended his funeral. After a series of heated conversations around a lunch time meal the group start to reminisce about their previous life as punk musicians.
WORLD PREMIERE
- Director: Morgan Wright
- Writer: Morgan Wright
- Producer: Jordan Cowan, Ben Golotta, Adam Camporeale
- Runtime: 17min
- Year: 2023
- Country: Australia
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When teenager Siah decides to take a nude selfie, she feels both exhilarated and mature. But when she receives news that her photo has been shared, Siah’s sexual agency all but evaporates before her.
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- Director: Grace Louey
- Writer: Nina Street, Grace Louey
- Producer: Phil Ross, Beier Zhang
- Runtime: 12min
- Year: 2023
- Country: Australia
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An inept tour guide takes a group for a walk through a future Great Barrier Reef that’s a little different from today…
- Director: Dave Wade
- Writer: Dave Wade
- Producer: Maxx Corkindale & Kelly Carpenter
- Runtime: 3 min
- Year: 2015
- Country: Australia
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My Future is a poetic documentary that explores the anxieties surrounding the future that lies ahead for young people in today’s society and the ambiguity of leaving the school system and entering the real world.
- Director: Olivia DeJonge
- Writer: Olivia DeJonge
- Producer: Olivia DeJonge
- Runtime: 5 min
- Year: 2015
- Country: Australia
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Whilst Anna is preparing for a first date with Henry, a man she has secretly loved for years, Anna finds a pimple! Argh! Why today?! Thus begins Anna’s downward spiral of self criticism. If only she could just change a few things- but how far is too far?
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The techniques of yesteryear for training dumb animals are still in use today…just not on animals.
31st March 2016
…er of the Oscar for Best Short (Animation), screening with our FlickerKids programme in WILLUNGA, South Australia this coming weekend and JURIEN BAY, WA on the 9 April, outdoors under the stars. And today is the last day you can catch Flickerfest in the sky on the Virgin In-flight service which is screening some terrific Australian shorts including shorts for the little ones! Coming up on the FLiCKERFEST tour Our hot shorts are set to sizzle thi…
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18th January 2018
…owly come to a close and we introduce some of our amazing special showcase programmes. Today we will take you around the world once again with the final in-competition International programme Best of International 5 featuring the stunning coming of age U Plavetnilo (Into the Blue) all the way from Croatia and the awesome Compartments, the very first German-Israeli animation co-production!! From Pixar artist Trevor Jimenez comes the hand-animated W…
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Bit of Black Business, is 13 five-minute short dramas that represent the outrageous, courageous, mysterious, simple, straight-forward and complex nature of being part of the Indigenous community today.
Film Titles:
Custard (wri/dir: Michelle Blanchard),
Too Late (wri/dir: Michael Longbottom),
Two Big Boys (wri/dir: Jon Bell),
Days Like These (wri/dir: Martin Adams),
Back Seat (wri/dir: Pauline Whyman),
Nana (wri/dir: Warwick Thornton),
Bloodlines (wri/dir: Jacob Nash),
The Turtle (wri/dir: Kelli Cross),
Sharpeye (Aaron Faáoso),
Done Dirt Cheap (wri/dir: Debbie Carmody),
Kwatye (wri/dir: Trisha Morton-Thomas),
Hush (wri/dir: Dena Curtis),
Jackie Jackie (wri/dir: Adrian Wills)
Producer: Kath Shelper
