FlickerFest

International 1 Shorts Program

Sunday May 26

Vancouver Cafe

Doors open at 6pm | Screening at 7.30pm

Tickets on sale May 15

All tickets $15 (inc gst) from Paperbark Merchants

Limited seating, so grab your tickets early!

BYO Alcohol| Coffee + tea available

Food Options: Alison’s delicious curries!

FlickerFest

International 1 Shorts Programme

Running Time: 108 Mins

NB These films have not been classified. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult

Grab the gang and come along to the Vancouver Cafe

for a great Sunday evening of

fantastic International short films,

great food and even better company!

The GSFI crew look forward to seeing you there!

BEERBUG

Spain | 7min | Video | 2012

Wri |Dir|Prod: Ander Mendia

Joe, who is busy running an old roadside petrol station, decides to take a break and have a beer.

His efforts to enjoy his beer fail because someone is robbing him right under his nose.

THE ROUTE 43 MIRACLE

Sweden|14min|Video|2012

Wri|Dir|Prod: Ronnie Sandahl

Holger Johansson is a very lonely man. Before it’s too late, there’s something he needs to get off his chest: a secret to reveal.

The time has come to unfold the story of what happened that night, fifteen years ago – the night a miracle took place at a dreary concrete motel somewhere along Route 43.

“The Route 43 Miracle” is a humorous yet bittersweet tale of a lonesome Swedish man’s longing for something worthwhile, a point of it all, a glimmer of hope that it wasn’t all for nothing.

NIGHT SHIFT

New Zealand|15min|35mm|2012

Wri|Dir: Zia Mandviwalla| Prod: Matt Noonan, Chelsea Winstanley

Salote, an airport cleaner starts another long night shift.

She keeps her head down, does her job and gleans her survival from what others leave behind.

No one would usually spare her a second glance.

CHEF DE MEUTE (THE HERD LEADER)

Canada|13min|Video|2012

Wri|Dir: Chloé Robichaud |Prod: Fanny-Laure Malo

Clara’s overwhelming family can’t understand her solitary life, wishing she would find someone to grow old with.

Following her aunt’s sudden death, Clara’s put in charge of her pet. Little does she know that these are the first steps to an unlikely, but empowering, friendship

OH WILLY

Belgium|16min|Video|2012

Wri|Dir|Prod: Emma De Swaef, Marc James Roels

Forced to return to his naturist roots, Willy bungles his way into noble savagery.

CURFEW

USA|19min|Video|2012

Wri|Dir: Shawn Christensen | Prod: Damon Russell

In the midst of attempting to end his life, Richie gets a call from his estranged sister, asking him if he can look after his niece, Sophia, for a few hours.

Richie decides to cancel his plans, & spends the evening with Sophia.

But Sophia has preconceived notions of who Richie is, & Richie has to overcome this perception, even though he lacks social graces.

THE DAY MY NAN DIED

UK|24min|Video|2012

Wri|Dir: David Willing |Prod: Marion Pilowsky

One day, on her favorite chair, Nan slowly stops knitting and the cuckoo clock stops ticking.

But life doesn’t end there, not if her daughter has anything to do with it.



Risky Shorts Youth Film Festival

SCOPE Youth film + media workshops

Small Grant Applications

Albany Youth Support Association (AYSA) in collaboration with SCOPE film + media workshops have joined forces to bring a unique and exciting event to the Great Southern…

it’s the Risky Shorts Youth Film Festival.

Risky Shorts is a short film festival for young people 12-25yrs across the Great Southern.

To help set their film ideas in motion, young filmmakers are invited to apply for one of five small grants of $200.00 each to assist them with some of the costs of making a short film.

We are asking for young people to submit grant applications before applications close on Monday 20th May.

The application process is simple, consisting of a one-page document that asks for your details and a description of your film idea, and successful grant applicants will be notified on Friday 24th May.

While only five grants will be available, all young people are encouraged to create and enter a short (between 2-8mins) film based around the theme ‘home’.

All entrants (even if they did not receive a grant) will be considered for inclusion in the Risky Shorts film festival event and we will invite submissions for films starting in June, more information will be released about how to submit your film at a later date.

Selected films will culminate in an exciting film festival in screened August this year, films will be judged by a panel of judges from near and far and cash and prizes will be up for grabs.

Risky Shorts Coordinator Kerry Shaw says the event will be like nothing seen before in the Great Southern.

“It is very exciting because we are investing the time and energy we think young people deserve to enable them to showcase their talent, skills and creativity to the wider community. At the same time, providing all young people with the opportunity to learn new skills and get involved using the mediums of film and storytelling as a platform for their voice to be heard. The theme of ‘home‘ is relevant to all young people and films can take on any genre so long as they incorporate this theme, how it is interpreted, is of course up to the young film makers themselves.”

Risky Shorts Film Festival will be held during Homeless persons week on Saturday 10^th August.

Further details about how you can submit a short film and the Risky Shorts film festival event will be released after the successful grant applicants are notified on Friday 24^th May.

To request an application pack,please contact Kerry Shaw 0405 909 439 create.empower@yahoo.com.au

In the mean time young people can start working on their grant applications and short films.

If you would like some hands on filmmaking experience be sure to head to the Act Belong Commit Open Access Youth Art Studio on Wednesday nights, otherwise known as Multimedia night from 3.30-6pm

To keep up to date make sure you like our SCOPE facebook page

For more info on the Act Belong Commit Open Access Multi Media nights contact Open Access Youth Art Studio: 9841 3677

The Great Southern Factor Incorporated

is convening a General Meeting at which a special resolution will be proposed

to alter the rules of the association.

Day and date of meeting: 12:30pm, Monday 22^nd April

Venue: Green Room, Vancouver Café, 65 Vancouver St, Albany WA 6330

RSVP or further information: admin@gsfi.org.au by Friday 19^th April

The following Special Resolution will be proposed.

SPECIAL RESOLUTION:

Currently Rule 2 states that:

“financial year” means a period not exceeding 15 months fixed by the Committee, being a period commencing on the date of incorporation of the Association and ending on 30 June; and thereafter each period commencing 1 July and ending on 30 June in the following year;

It is proposed to alter this rule as follows:

“financial year” means each period commencing 1 January and ending on 31 December in the same year;

This meeting will be directly followed by a General Board meeting.

Proxy forms and copies of the GSFI constitution are available if you are unable to attend.

Please contact Sarah at admin@gsfi.or.au for more information.

BEHIND THE SCENES

Film making workshop + event

To celebrate National Youth Week in 2013

youth organisation’s in Albany and the Great Southern have joined forces to bring to you

Albany’s Amazing Race…

but if your not really the racing kind…

you can still be part of the celebrations by taking part in

Behind the Scenes

SCOPE style… come and film the Amazing Race event!

Your footage will then feature in a short film, documenting the Amazing Race event.

An intro to documentary film making workshop will be held on Tue 9th April

at the Museum of Western Australia,

Albany  3.30pm – 5pm

Race day film crew (that’s you) will meet at: 8.30am,

Saturday 13th April at the grassy knoll (in between the library and town hall)

to start filming all the craziness of Albany’s Amazing Race.

We can’t wait!

For more details: 0405 909 439

To register: admin@gsfi.org.au

The Outdoor Factor Film Fest

wraps up this weekend!

All Tickets $22 (inc GST) on Sale NOW at Paperbark Merchants and Dylan’s Café.

Gates open at 6.30 pm | Live Entertainment at 7pm | Films start at 8 pm sharp!

Bring a beanbag, low chair or picnic blanket and warm clothes!

Still to come…

In the words of a very wise woman…

Don’t dilly dally…

Get your tickets early to avoid disappointment!!!

Friday February 1

Café de Flore

Director Jean-Marc Vallee | french with subtitles | Drama | 120 min | MA15+

Café de Flore is a love story about people separated by time and place but connected in profound and mysterious ways. Atmospheric, fantastical, tragic and hopeful, the film chronicles the parallel fates of Jacqueline (Vanessa Paradis), a young mother with a disabled son in 1960s Paris, and Antoine (Kevin Parent), a recently divorced, successful DJ in present day Montreal. What binds the two stories together is love – euphoric, obsessive, tragic, youthful, timeless love.

“I think it’s been beautifully shot, beautifully performed and really heartwrenching… I loved this film.” Margaret Pomeranz, At The Movies.

Oranje Tractor Wine 198 Link Road , Marbellup

Licensed venue (wine, beer & cider) – STRICTLY NO BYO alcohol.

Come early and enjoy the legendary upbeat and joyous music of  The Skipjacks from 7pm

Coffee available.

Bring a picnic. Hampers no longer available

And to wrap up a fantastic season…

Saturday February 2

22^nd FLICKERFEST International Short Film Festival

Ride the Short Film Wave with Renault

FLiCKERFEST COMES TO ALBANY AS PART OF IT’S 46 VENUE NATIONAL TOUR!

After wrapping up the hugely successful 10 day Sydney festival on the 20th of January, Flickerfest hits the road again for a massive 46 venue national tour, taking in all states and territories. In 2013 Flickerfest, presented by Renault, celebrates 22 years of screening the best short films from Australia and around the World.  Flickerfest are thrilled to be able to bring these films to audiences hungry for great short films in an expanded tour to even more venues this year across Australia.

Flickerfest remains Australia’s only Academy®Accredited and BAFTA recognized short film festival ensuring that they continue to present an A-list class short film competition recognised amongst the best in the world. The Flickerfest national tour screens the most entertaining, innovative, inspiring and award winning range of shorts, handpicked from a record 2300 entries received and 116 films officially selected for our Sydney competition. Many of these films are world or Australian premieres, giving local Flickerfest audiences the first look at the hottest short films in the world today. Flickerfest are thrilled to be returning to Albany for the 4th year in partnership with GSFI and look forward to again presenting an exceptional evening of the best of Australian short films under the stars.

Various directors| Approx. 120 min | MA15+

The Best of Australian programme includes: Yardbird winner of Best Australian Film at Flickerfest 2013, a masterful film directed by Michael Spiccia; Lois starring Academy Award nominated acting legend Jacki Weaver and the quirky and highly crafted animation A Cautionary Tale starring the voices of David Wenham, Cate Blanchett and Barry Otto. Also screening will be the delightful WA short Polarised directed by Stephen Fleming.

Full program details are available at www.flickerfest.com.au

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see these outstanding shorts on the big screen… and well before Perth!

Wignalls Wines 448 Chester Pass Road , Albany

Licensed venue (full bar facilities) – STRICTLY NO BYO alcohol.

Bring a picnic to enjoy before the films. Coffee Available

Join us to celebrate the final night of this years Outdoor Factor Film Fest with fantastic live music from Simon and Tammy London.

Music starts at 7pm…avoid disappointment and don’t be late…

This is going to be a great night out!

Please feel free to email admin@gsfi.org.au or

Phone Sarah on 0401 911 240 if you require any further information.

The Outdoor Factor Film Fest 2013

is proudly sponsored by

Presented by

Many thanks to our supporting venues

This is a reminder to all of our valued Vancouver Café film night supporters who were the recipients of free tickets to this Saturday night’s Flickerfest Screening in  November.

Congratulations everyone and thank you for your support.

We love the films at the Vac and look forward to some more weird, wild and wonderful screenings at this fantastic venue later this year.

Frank Goff
Wendy Goff
Merilyn Knewstubb
Gary Knewstubb
Joanna Epis
Yasuko Helthorpe
Mirelle Ekstrom
Trish and Crispin Travers
Bronwyn Rivers
Kate Ruggera
Paul Grist
Charlotte Powis
Georgie Powis
Chris Murtha
Dianne Bagley
Donna Blythe
Melissa Bains

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please see Sarah at the gate or email admin@gsfi.org.au

with another fantastic WOW Film Festival Line up of short films!

DIVERSITY

Sunday November 25

Vancouver Cafe

Doors open at 6pm | Screening at 7.30pm

All tickets $15 from Paperbark Merchants + Vancouver Cafe

Limited seating, so grab your tickets early!

BYO Alcohol

Coffee + Food available: Antipasto and Gourmet Pizza. Fill your plate for $15!

The 18th WOW Film Festival…

aims to be a festival of discovery, celebration, debate, networking and an inspiration for new work!

WORLD OF WOMEN FILM FESTIVAL

Presented by Women in Film and Television NSW ( WIFT NSW )

The World of Women – WOW Film Festival is a short film festival that promotes and awards the talents of women directors, producers, writers, editors and cinematographers in the Australian film industry and internationally. It is a festival that offers emerging and established filmmakers the opportunity to screen short works giving a thematic perspective of … “seeing the world through the eyes of women”.

Presented by Women in Film and Television NSW (WIFT NSW)

Traveling to over 17 national locations and overseas in 2012!

GSFI are very excited to bring you…

The Australian Shorts Fiction Program

DIVERSITY

Films exempt from classification | Recommended wing 15+

Harold Holt is Dead

5 min 40 sec | World Premiere | Drama
Alice Foulcher, Sally Storey, Producers
Alice Foulcher, Director / Writer

December 23rd, 1967 – a week since Australia’s Prime Minister Harold Holt went missing. Jean’s booked in for midday and nobody knows. But as the time draws closer to leave she begins to doubt… It’s sink or swim. Stars Emily Thomas.
WOW Film Festival 2012

Revive

2 min | World Premiere | Drama | Australia
Dane Carson, Producer
Alyson Standen, Director / Writer
Melanie Annan, Editor
Jessica Wells, Composer

Could you fight the seduction of sleep? Those achingly precious moments between sleeping and being awake. Why is it so hard to wake up? Stars Alyson Standen (Rescue Special Ops, All Saints) and Hannah Pollard.
Palm Springs ShortsFest 2012, WOW Film Festival 2012

50-50

14 min 30 sec | World Premiere | Drama
Annmaree Bell, Producer
Megan Riakos, Director / Writer
Lauren Richards, Production Designer

50-50 follows Nellie Cameron, a real life prostitute famous on the streets of Kings Cross in the 1920’s and 30’s. Nellie is enjoying the perks of her world, the drugs, the money, the fame, but in her game she can’t afford to love. Stars Jessica McNamee (The Vow,The Loved Ones, Packed to the Rafters).

WOW Film Festival 2012

Ceiling Skies

12 min 26 sec | World Premiere | Drama
Amanda Henshall,
Director / Producer / Writer
Summer Liu, Production Designer

Damien is faced with a life altering decision when his terminally ill mother asks him to help her die. Damien is now forced to confront the truth about his mother’s condition, making him battle his emotions, morals and father. Poignant and heart wrenching drama.

WOW Film Festival 2012

Crystal Jam

14 min 45 sec | World Premiere | Live Action Animation
AFTRS, Producer
Leonie Savvides, Director / Writer
Kitty Taube, Production Designer

Crystal and James fell in love in an online virtual world but have never met. When James dies mysteriously Crystal travels to see him for the first time … Stars Sarah Snook (Packed to the Rafters, Sisters of War, My Place).

Crystal and James fell in love in an online virtual world but have never met. When
James dies mysteriously Crystal travels to see him for the first time … Stars Sarah
Snook (Packed to the Rafters, Sisters of War, My Place).

WOW Film Festival 2012

Beneath the Waves

13 min 23 sec | Australia Premiere | Drama
Rebecca Eguia, Producer
Renee Marie Petropoulos, Director
Ella Gibbins, DOP
Kazia Boyd, Production Designer

Throughout her short life, deaf teenager Eleanor, has become disconnected from the world, especially from her father. Eleanor must find the strength to reconnect in this tough world. Stars Freya Tingley (Cloudstreet), and Susan Boyd.

Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival 2011 – Winner -Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography & Best Supporting Actor (Ash Vlahos)’, Gotham International Screen Film Festival (USA) 2011; Winner Best in Editing, Best in Directing, Best in Cinematography & Laurie Fitzgerald Prize in Innocation & Creativity in Sound and/or Film at 12th Golden Eye Awards at the University of Technology Sydney 2011, WOW Film Festival 2012

Hairpin

6 min 25 sec | Sydney Premiere | Comedy
Laura Scrivano,
Director / Producer / Writer
Emma Leslie, Production Design

Two corporate middle managers wage war over their shared desk space. As the battle escalates, they find themselves drawn into an unexpected and unusual relationship. Stars Katie Fitchett (Crownies, All Saints, Hating Alison Ashley).

Dungog Film Festival 2011 (Aus), WOW Film Festival 2012

Naked Lady

11 min 30 sec  | Sydney Premiere | Drama | Australia
Michelle Bleicher, Producer
Cigdem Serce, Director / Writer
Bianca Speigel, Production Designer

Living in Sydney’s Western Suburbs, young Turkish Woman, Elif struggles with love, independence and her parent’s cultural expectations. To please her father or to make her own choices. Stars Nadine Joy.

LA Short Film Festival 2011 (Los Angeles, (USA), Canberra Short Film Festival 2011 (Australia),
Baghdad International Film Festival 2011 (Iraq) & others, WOW Film Festival 2012

The Rose Tattoo

12 min | World Premiere | Drama | Australia
Julian Galea, Producer
Alanna Rose, Director / Writer

In the summer of 1951 the mysterious death of their friend, Dusty Rose, changes three young Aboriginal men. Thirty years later, memories resurface and secrets are revealed.
WOW Film Festival 2012 – SBS Selection

Phobia

4 min 30 sec | World Premiere | Comedy | Australia
Jan Flanagan, Producer
Jessica Signorille, Ronni Weldon, Kelera
Rabauatoka, Jasmine Tilberoo, Jensen
Arico, Directors
Candace Dower, DOP

Three teenage girls from Glebe think a new resident could be a terrorist hiding out in their neighborhood. Intent on finding out the truth they get a lot more than they bargained for. Glebe Pathways Project production. Stars Jessica Signorille, Ronni Weldon, Kelera Rabauatoka, Jasmine Tilberoo, Jensen Arico.

WOW Film Festival 2012

Collision

3 min 27 sec | World Premiere | Animation | Australia
Sarah Eddowes,
Director / Producer

Through the use of stop motion puppets, ‘Collision” is a metaphor of the power struggle that happens in everyday life and the consequences that arise when “two forces” clash.
WOW Film Festival 2012 – Highly Commended Australian Animation

Slashed

11 min | Comedy
Graham Gates/Rogan Brown, Producer
Rebecca Thomson, Director
Claire D’Este, Writer
Gillian Page-Lee, Production Designer

Worlds collide when erotic fantasies cross the digital frontier. As Renata, “Star Police” enthusiast, writes an alternate showdown between space cop, Draker and his nemesis Thrax, a real life showdown occurs with Frieda. Stars Coco Whelan, Jane Stoddart (Cupcake,: A Zombie Lesbian Musical), Sara Cooper (My Brother Jack, Arctic Blast).
New York City International Film Festival 2011, , Razor Reel Fantastic Film Festival 2011
(Belgium), Mardi Gras Film Festival 2011 (Sydney), Melbourne Queer Film Festival 2011
Special Commendation & Audience Award for Favourite Australian Film, Dungog Film
Festival 2011 (Aus), St. Kilda Film Festival 2011 & others, WOW Film Festival 2012

Women in Film and Television NSW ( WIFT NSW ) is committed to improving the status of women, both on and off the screen, by supporting and advancing women working in the film, television and related screen industries. They are a membership based not-for-profit organisation. WIFT NSW is part of a global organisation, Women in Film and Television International (WIFTI), which provides a foundation for global co-operation as well as a public voice representing and unifying our members worldwide.

WOW acknowledge and thank all sponsors including: Arts NSW, Office for Women’s Policy, NSW Department of Family and Community Services, City of Sydney, Panavision,
Spectrum Films, Lemac, TressCox Lawyers, JAM Directions, Porter’s Liquor, SBS Television, Opera Bar, AFTRS, E-Film, SMPTE, Metro Screen, Wacom, ARRI Australia, Videocraft and many others.

Many thanks to the ongoing support of Alison and her team at the Vancouver Cafe and Store.

We love the films at the VAC!

HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO HAVE A SMALL PART IN A

TIM WINTON FEATURE FILM?

Organisers are looking for people to play Police Officers and an SES Search and Rescue team.

Ideally we you will need to be between the ages of 30 – 65.

Organisers are keen to find a whole mix of local people.

The film is set in the 1980’s and it should be a fun shoot.

There will be payment!

Filming will be on Saturday 20th October at Bluff Knoll.

This will be the filming of a short film called ‘FOG’ which is part of a feature film based on Tim Winton’s best-selling book The Turning.

If you are interested please come and talk to the director Jonathan and Production Coordinator Kirby on Sunday 7th October.

You can call and let Kirby know that you’re coming or just come along on Sunday!

MEET THE DIRECTOR and express your interest:

Contact | Inquiries: Kirby Brierty 0419 915 019
Where: Dining Hall
Albany Senior Citizens Centre
122 Grey St West, Albany
Use the Grey St Entrance
Time: 2 – 5pm
Date: Sunday 7 October

Poetry Clips

Ho do you see your world?

Say it…..then show it….

Animating words into film

October School Holidays @ Open Access Youth Arts Studio

344 Middleton Loop

2-9 October

9am-3pm daily

(not weekends)

$25 inclusive equipment

BYO lunch, thumb drive and external hard drive.

Contact booKmarK for more info on

0428 434 327 or email Jo at harcourtsmith@westnet.com

Proudly supported by

booKmark | Creative Albany | City of Albany | Healthway | Headpace | Young House | GSFI

INTERNATIONAL FILM PROGRAM &

GUESTS TO TOUR SOUTHWEST

The Revelation Perth International Film Festival regional program Rev on the Road announces its Southwest program of 10 feature film titles, one of Australia’s most recognised faces from the big and small screen, screenings of locally based films and one of cinemas classic titles with a live score.

Travelling to Albany and Esperance will be special guest Steve Bisley. Star of some of Australia’s most well known feature films (Mad Max, The Big Steal, Silver City) and television series (Water Rats, Police Rescue, Sea Patrol, Frontline), Steve will be presenting the Australian classic Mad Max.

“When I was asked to come on board for the Revelation Perth International Film Festival tour to Esperance and Albany, I had no hesitation in saying YES! Not only do I get a chance to see a collection of wonderful films, I get a chance to reconnect with the people of Southern WA who were so generous to me on my last visit. This is a great part of Australia and I look forward to being there in mid September“ says Steve.

Other guests include Perth band Viola Dana, who will provide a specially composed musical accompaniment to the 1926 Buster Keaton classic The General. Combined with Viola Dana’s wonderful mix of bluegrass and jazz sounds alongside this still remarkably fresh film, Rev on the Road promises an experience that will bring audiences to their feet and keep a smile on their face for days.

Other titles presented in the diverse international program include:

The stunning 1970 documenting the ill-fated Altamont performance by the Rolling Stones – Gimme Shelter. One of the most gripping documentaries on the film festival circuit, The Imposter. The very beautiful Japanese cult kids film Komaneko the Curious Cat. A specially curated program of brand new international short animations (Esperance only). One of the most acclaimed new independent feature films released this year, My Sister’s Sister (Albany only). The bittersweet Irish coming of age film My Brothers. The surprise smash hit horror film The Cabin in the Woods (Albany only).  A great Australian vampire film that goes all the way, The Caretaker (Esperance only).

To cap off this caravan of international cinematic delights, and in conjunction with ABC Open, Rev on the Road presents the Rev on the Road Awards with cash and other prizes of $6,000 in each location.

“We’re very overjoyed with this program and the way the communities have backed it” says Rev on the Road director Richard Sowada, “it’s high quality, vibrant, unique and surprising – and that’s hard to do.”

Rev on the Road is supported by the State Government through Eventscorp’s Regional Events Program, which is funded by Royalties for Regions.

REV ON THE ROAD DATES

Albany 21-23 September, Orana Cinema

Esperance 28-30 September, Esperance Civic Centre

ALBANY PROGRAM

Orana Cinemas

Fri 21 | 7.15pm | THE GENERAL |  G

Fri 21 | 7.15pm | THE CABIN IN THE WOODS | MA 15+

Sat 22 | 2.30pm | MY BROTHERS | 18+

Sat 22 | 6.30 pm | MAD MAX | R 18+

Sat 22 | 1pm | KOMANEKO:THE CURIOUS CAT | G

Sat 22 | 4.30pm | YOUR SISTER”S SISTER | Unclassified 18+

Sat 22 | 8.30pm | YOUR SISTER”S SISTER | Unclassified18 +

Sun 23 | 1pm | KOMANEKO: THE CURIOUS CAT | G

Sun 23 | 2.30pm | THE IMPOSTER | Unclassified 18+

Sun 23 | 4.30pm | GIMME SHELTER | Unclassified 18+

Sun 23rd | 6.30pm | Rev On The Road Filmmaker Awards

GO TO WWW.REVONTHEROAD.COM FOR ALL THE DETAILS

Don’t miss out! Get your tickets early!

Tickets on sale NOW at the venue

INTERVIEWS, MEDIA AND OTHER INFORMATION:
Suzanne Worner
0407 384 917
communications@revelationfilmfest.org
www.revontheroad.org