Congratulations Holly Trenaman! If you missed the screening of Holly's film at last year's Far South Film Festival you can watch it below (LANGUAGE WARNING) World Premiering at Flickerfest 2022, picking up nominations and awards, Best Director at Far South Film Festival, and Young Australian Filmmaker Nominee at Byron Bay Film Festival. ... See MoreSee Less
Dating Violet is the short film directorial debut of writer/director Holly Trenaman. It has a run-time of 12 minutes.Synopsis: In a small-coastal town, where...
Far South Film Festival submissions for 2023 opening soon for regional, rural and remote film makers in Australia. Get filming and editing people! Like this page to stay informed about key festival dates. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Tom Zubrycki and John Hughes on their film Senses of Cinema, having its first regional screening last night (Dec 9) at the Narooma Kinema. Presented by Far South Film in association with Antidote Films and Narooma Kinema. The audience enjoyed bubbles and nibbles on arrival, followed by the insightful and thought provoking film, charting the cultural life of late 20th century Australia through the story of the rise of the Filmmaker's Co-operatives in Sydney and Melbourne and the societal changing influences of the filmmakers involved. A lively Q&A after the screening invoked much discussion and reflection. Pic 1 - Tom Zubrycki, Producer/Director, Far South Film Members - Isabel Darling and Marna Smith, Narooma Kinema - Projectionist Chris and Manager Jade Griffiths. Pic 2 - Q&A panel - Martha Ansarra, Susan Lambert moderating, Tom Zubrycki. ... See MoreSee Less
Stuck for a gift this Christmas? Far South Film Festival T shirts are reduced from $30 to just $23 until the end of December! Pick up one for summer plus one for a friend - proceeds go to supporting our 2023 festival (Discount will be applied automatically on checkout). Don't forget to add postage if you want it mailed to you. Free delivery between Eden and Tura Beach. Order from: www.trybooking.com/BTIKS... See MoreSee Less
Join us at the ‘Senses of Cinema’ Screening. Narooma Kinema Friday 9 Dec 6pm for bubbles and nibbles for 6.30pm start. Q&A with Directors & Producers Tom Zubrycki and John Hughes Many of Australia’s most celebrated independent filmmakers began their creative lives in the Filmmakers Co-ops. Dedicated, energetic and young filmmakers, like Jan Chapman, Gillian Armstrong and Phillip Noyce, fondly acknowledge the formative influence that was the Sydney Filmmaker’s Co-op. The Co-op’s stories and films are vibrant, surprising and essential to Australian cultural history. It's time to tell their tale - in ‘Senses of Cinema’
Did you attend our Far South Film Festival in person in Merimbula in 2022? Do you live outside Merimbula? Have you filled out Culture Counts survey yet? Last day! The survey gathers information from our visitors and provides valuable feedback to us on what value the festival has for cultural tourism in our area, as well as a way of showing the value that arts events can bring to the economies of regional towns. Below is the link to the Survey - we'd love it if you could spend a few minutes to complete it for us. ... See MoreSee Less
The People have spoken! The winner of the $500 People's Choice Award for the 2022 Far South Film Festival is ... THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF GETTING MARRIED having received a whopping 55% of the votes from ticket buyers. Congratulations to Director Karen Jackson and the ARC Disability Services Inc. Ensemble from Cairns QLD - you rock! ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations Holly Trenaman! If you missed the screening of Holly's film at last year's Far South Film Festival you can watch it below (LANGUAGE WARNING) World Premiering at Flickerfest 2022, picking up nominations and awards, Best Director at Far South Film Festival, and Young Australian Filmmaker Nominee at Byron Bay Film Festival. ... See MoreSee Less
Dating Violet - Short Film
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Dating Violet is the short film directorial debut of writer/director Holly Trenaman. It has a run-time of 12 minutes.Synopsis: In a small-coastal town, where...Comment on Facebook
Thanks so much for your continuing support! ❤️❤️
Far South Film Festival submissions for 2023 opening soon for regional, rural and remote film makers in Australia.
Get filming and editing people! Like this page to stay informed about key festival dates. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to Tom Zubrycki and John Hughes on their film Senses of Cinema, having its first regional screening last night (Dec 9) at the Narooma Kinema. Presented by Far South Film in association with Antidote Films and Narooma Kinema. The audience enjoyed bubbles and nibbles on arrival, followed by the insightful and thought provoking film, charting the cultural life of late 20th century Australia through the story of the rise of the Filmmaker's Co-operatives in Sydney and Melbourne and the societal changing influences of the filmmakers involved. A lively Q&A after the screening invoked much discussion and reflection.
Pic 1 - Tom Zubrycki, Producer/Director, Far South Film Members - Isabel Darling and Marna Smith, Narooma Kinema - Projectionist Chris and Manager Jade Griffiths.
Pic 2 - Q&A panel - Martha Ansarra, Susan Lambert moderating, Tom Zubrycki. ... See MoreSee Less
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Stuck for a gift this Christmas? Far South Film Festival T shirts are reduced from $30 to just $23 until the end of December! Pick up one for summer plus one for a friend - proceeds go to supporting our 2023 festival (Discount will be applied automatically on checkout). Don't forget to add postage if you want it mailed to you. Free delivery between Eden and Tura Beach. Order from:
www.trybooking.com/BTIKS ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us at the ‘Senses of Cinema’ Screening.
Narooma Kinema
Friday 9 Dec
6pm for bubbles and nibbles for 6.30pm start.
Q&A with Directors & Producers Tom Zubrycki and John Hughes
Many of Australia’s most celebrated independent filmmakers began their creative lives in the Filmmakers Co-ops. Dedicated, energetic and young filmmakers, like Jan Chapman, Gillian Armstrong and Phillip Noyce, fondly acknowledge the formative influence that was the Sydney Filmmaker’s Co-op. The Co-op’s stories and films are vibrant, surprising and essential to Australian cultural history.
It's time to tell their tale - in ‘Senses of Cinema’
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Did you attend our Far South Film Festival in person in Merimbula in 2022? Do you live outside Merimbula? Have you filled out Culture Counts survey yet? Last day!
The survey gathers information from our visitors and provides valuable feedback to us on what value the festival has for cultural tourism in our area, as well as a way of showing the value that arts events can bring to the economies of regional towns. Below is the link to the Survey - we'd love it if you could spend a few minutes to complete it for us. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi Far South Film festival. Would you be interested in providing an outdoor film screening at Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden early next year?
Hi film makers!
Time to start thinking about what you will submit to our 2023 Far South Film Festival. Don't leave it until the last minute! Entries will open early in 2023.
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Southland Creative Inc. Get into this young film makers
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The Do's and Don'ts of Getting Married wins Far South Film Festival awards
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Directed and produced by Karen Jackson and ARC Disability Services from Cairns, the film was a hit with audiences.Comment on Facebook
Amazing!! Still all riding the joyous wave 🙂
So enjoyable. Still smiling.
Lovely film
The People have spoken! The winner of the $500 People's Choice Award for the 2022 Far South Film Festival is ...
THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF GETTING MARRIED
having received a whopping 55% of the votes from ticket buyers.
Congratulations to Director Karen Jackson and the ARC Disability Services Inc. Ensemble from Cairns QLD - you rock! ... See MoreSee Less
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This is just extraordinary news! Beyond thrilled! Thanking you Far South Film Festival & audiences 🙏🙏🙏
Wow how great is that. Congratulations to you all 🎭
Absolutely fantastic Congratulations to all 🌟🌟💖💖👏👏
Fabulous! Enjoyed it so much
Joy Nomani 🤩
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