All posts tagged "Adelaide Film Festival"
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1.4KFilm & TVAdelaide Film Festival Rolls Out the Red Carpet this Weekend.
Made with support of the internationally renowned Adelaide Film Fest FUND, the hotly anticipated Australian titles Top End Wedding and Animals are set to have their Australian Premieres at a celebratory Adelaide Film Fest Pop Up Event across 5 – 7 April in what will be a weekend of weddings, parties…and Q&As. Star and co-writer […]
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1.2KEntertainmentFilm Review: Shoplifters
Hirokazu Koreeda crafts what may be his finest feature yet.
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908Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival Extends Season
The Adelaide Film Festival extends its season by popular demand.
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1.0KFilm & TVAdelaide Film Festival: Memories of My Body
An orphaned boy is taken in by a Lengger dance troupe where his starts to explore and understand his body through dance and the power of both masculine and feminine sensuality.
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1.0KFilm & TVAdelaide Film Festival: Backtrack Boys
The most moving and important documentary to be made in Australia in the last 20 years.
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2.0KArtsStar of Pine Gap and Hotel Mumbai sings praises of SA Screen Industry
The versatile character actor Sachin Joab is in Adelaide as a guest of the Adelaide Film Festival where he stars in two marquee productions.
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1.3KFilm & TVYou Must See the Adelaide Film Festival
This year's Adelaide Film Festival delivers a wealth of features, documentaries, shorts and VR, along with special events.
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1.7KFilm & TVGet Starstruck By This New Exhibition
An exhibition of stills from great Australia cinema, opens in conjunction with Adelaide Film Festival.
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832LatestResults Are In! Here Are Australia’s Top Three Feature Films
Audiences have had their say in Adelaide Film Festival's call to the nation to find the top three Australian feature films of all time. And the results are in! Did your favourite make the cut?
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1.5KFilm & TVIs Your Favourite In The Nominees For The Top Three Australian Films Of All Time?
Thousands of votes have been cast, and more than 300 Australian features – fiction and documentary - have been named as audience favourites in Adelaide Film Festival’s global poll for the top three Australian films of all time.
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1.4KEntertainmentFilm Review: Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami follows Jones over an 8 year period as she travels the globe. Filmed by documentary movie-maker Sophie Fiennes, this work attempts to peer underneath the glittering persona Jones has crafted for decades.
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768Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival: Oddlands
A night of exceptional shorts, made through the Adelaide Film Festival Hive Lab.
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1.4KFood DrinkOctober Is The New March – Here’s All The Hottest Events In Adelaide This Month
Between OzAsia, Adelaide Fashion Festival, Ferment the Festival and the Vegan Festival, October is looking jam-packed with incredible events.
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984EntertainmentA World-Changing Environmental and Social Impact Film Festival Returns to Adelaide this May
An enthralling selection of cutting-edge documentaries about the existential challenges, mega-trends, game-changing technologies and more.
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742Film & TVFlickerfest Returns For One Night Only
Flickerfest returns to The Mercury to celebrate the most entertaining and innovative short filmmaking from around the world.
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860Film & TVMajor World Film Premieres At Adelaide Film Festival
Adelaide Film Festival, hosted by Palace Nova on Cinema Place, is where Australia's first Muslim rom-com "Ali's Wedding", will be screened for the first time.
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813Film & TVAdelaide Film Festival Goes Rogue
The Adelaide Film Festival presents a rogue mini-festival this month with two world premiere films, in-conversation events, a masterclass, and more.
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1.2KFilm & TVFilm Review: Girl Asleep
A quirky coming-of-age tale about an awkward teen who enters a mystical dreamscape during her 15th birthday party where she learns to leave her childhood behind.
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2.4KFilm & TVInterview: Scott Hicks, Highly Strung
We sat down with Aussie film-maker Scott Hicks to chat about his latest film, Highly Strung, which is now showing in selected cinemas across Australia.
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746Film & TVFilm Review: A Month of Sundays
Frank Mollard is a mediocre real estate agent with middle-aged man issues until he receives an unexpected call from his mother who been dead for a year.
