EARYBIRD DEADLINE for film submissions for the 2024 Far South Film Festival IS THIS MONDAY 15 April at AEST 11.59pm for the cheapest entry fees 😱 But fear not, you still have a bit more time to put the finishing touches on your 2024 entry. Normal submission deadline is 11.59pm AEST Monday 6 May 2024. Don't forget your trailer video, still images, headshots and poster. More info at farsouthfilmfestival.com/submit/... See MoreSee Less
The Far South Film Festival showcases films made by filmmakers living in regional and remote areas of Australia. The festival is screened in Merimbula, N...
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By submitting your film, you warrant that you have read, understood, and will abide by the rules on this page and any additional requirements indicated on the Film Freeway online submission form.
WHAT'S MORE EXCITING THAN CHASING A BALL? Getting your film submission ready for our 2024 Far South Film Festival of course! Submissions open on FilmFreeway on 1 March 2024. Start prepping now by reading the rules and getting all your entry documents, trailer, poster, production images etc sorted. All the details you need are here: farsouthfilmfestival.com/submit/ Looking forward to seeing your films! . . . . Photo credit: Lior Binyamini ... See MoreSee Less
Fantastic turnout for our screening of THE CARNIVAL at the cinema in Merimbula tonight. The first of our special screenings leading up to the 2024 Far South Film Festival. Thanks to our moderator Kush Bourke, Filmmakers Tom Zubrycki & Isabel Darling from Torchlight Media and Selina & Elwin Bell (and Charlie) for being on our Q&A Panel. Thanks to the Far South Film team and the The Picture Show Man Cinema for putting this event together. See you at the next screening! Thanks to our sponsors @Sea Spray Motel, @Albacore Apartments and @Pelican Motor Inn Photos credit: David Rogers Panel - l-r Kush Bourke, Tom Zubrycki, Isabel Darling, Selina Bell, Elwin Bell.
Far South Film's first screening of 2024 is on tomorrow evening, Monday 5 February at The Picture Show Man cinema in Merimbula. Don’t miss this special screening of 'The Carnival' by Eurobodalla filmmakers Isabel Darling and Tom Zubrycki . For 7 years Isabel followed the Bell family as they travelled around Australia with their carnival, she captured the behind the scenes drama and comedy, creating a fascinating documentary. Q&A with Isabel, Tom and Elwin and Selina Bell follows the screening. And a special treat prior to the feature - a short film comedy 'Murphed.'
Doors Open - 6pm Intro & short film screening - 6:20pm Feature, The Carnival, Unclassified 15+ (language) - 6:30pm Q&A with Isabel Darling, Tom Zubrycki & Bells - 8:00pm
Tickets are - $18 full price / $15 for valid concession holders Far South Film Members receive a $2 discount. Book here:
Award winning film maker Jahvis Loveday is asking for our help to save a special part of country that means a lot to him. Those of you who saw his film Baŋgay Lore that took out our Best Film, Best Sound and Best Performance awards in 2023 or saw Jahvis speak at the Film makers Q&A, know how deeply this extraordinary film maker cares for the places he lives. Thanks for watching, if you can help, please do so. 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
As a lead up to the Far South Film Festival on 17 August 2024, Far South Film are presenting a program of special screenings at The Picture Show Man Cinema in Merimbula. Catch the first of these screenings on 5 February.
Far South Film, in association with Torchlight Media and the The Picture Show Man, is delighted to announce the screening of the feature documentary THE CARNIVAL. The Bell family haul their convoy of 30 trucks, carnival rides and their workers across Australia, where they face the elements, lockdowns and bushfires - all while battling to keep their family empire on the road. This colourful, multi-generational family drama explores the nostalgia of the carnival, but underneath is a darker side: one of huge expectations, rivalries and a dominant patriarchy. Doors Open - 6pm Intro & short film screening - 6:20pm Feature, The Carnival, Unclassified 15+ (language) - 6:30pm Q&A with Director Isabel Darling, Tom Zubrycki & Elwyn Bell - 8:00pm
Price - $18 full price/$15 concession (with a further discount available via exclusive code to Far South Film members)
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EARYBIRD DEADLINE for film submissions for the 2024 Far South Film Festival IS THIS MONDAY 15 April at AEST 11.59pm for the cheapest entry fees 😱 But fear not, you still have a bit more time to put the finishing touches on your 2024 entry. Normal submission deadline is 11.59pm AEST Monday 6 May 2024. Don't forget your trailer video, still images, headshots and poster. More info at farsouthfilmfestival.com/submit/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Film submissions now open for the 2024 Far South Film Festival for regional and remote film makers.
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Getting your film submission ready for our 2024 Far South Film Festival of course! Submissions open on FilmFreeway on 1 March 2024. Start prepping now by reading the rules and getting all your entry documents, trailer, poster, production images etc sorted. All the details you need are here: farsouthfilmfestival.com/submit/ Looking forward to seeing your films!
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Fantastic turnout for our screening of THE CARNIVAL at the cinema in Merimbula tonight. The first of our special screenings leading up to the 2024 Far South Film Festival. Thanks to our moderator Kush Bourke, Filmmakers Tom Zubrycki & Isabel Darling from Torchlight Media and Selina & Elwin Bell (and Charlie) for being on our Q&A Panel. Thanks to the Far South Film team and the The Picture Show Man Cinema for putting this event together. See you at the next screening!
Thanks to our sponsors @Sea Spray Motel, @Albacore Apartments and @Pelican Motor Inn
Photos credit: David Rogers
Panel - l-r Kush Bourke, Tom Zubrycki, Isabel Darling, Selina Bell, Elwin Bell.
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Far South Film's first screening of 2024 is on tomorrow evening, Monday 5 February at The Picture Show Man cinema in Merimbula. Don’t miss this special screening of 'The Carnival' by Eurobodalla filmmakers Isabel Darling and Tom Zubrycki . For 7 years Isabel followed the Bell family as they travelled around Australia with their carnival, she captured the behind the scenes drama and comedy, creating a fascinating documentary. Q&A with Isabel, Tom and Elwin and Selina Bell follows the screening. And a special treat prior to the feature - a short film comedy 'Murphed.'
Doors Open - 6pm
Intro & short film screening - 6:20pm
Feature, The Carnival, Unclassified 15+ (language) - 6:30pm
Q&A with Isabel Darling, Tom Zubrycki & Bells - 8:00pm
Tickets are - $18 full price / $15 for valid concession holders
Far South Film Members receive a $2 discount.
Book here:
www.trybooking.com/COHWT
Photo credit: Isabel Darling.
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Award winning film maker Jahvis Loveday is asking for our help to save a special part of country that means a lot to him. Those of you who saw his film Baŋgay Lore that took out our Best Film, Best Sound and Best Performance awards in 2023 or saw Jahvis speak at the Film makers Q&A, know how deeply this extraordinary film maker cares for the places he lives. Thanks for watching, if you can help, please do so. 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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As a lead up to the Far South Film Festival on 17 August 2024, Far South Film are presenting a program of special screenings at The Picture Show Man Cinema in Merimbula. Catch the first of these screenings on 5 February.
Far South Film, in association with Torchlight Media and the The Picture Show Man, is delighted to announce the screening of the feature documentary THE CARNIVAL.
The Bell family haul their convoy of 30 trucks, carnival rides and their workers across Australia, where they face the elements, lockdowns and bushfires - all while battling to keep their family empire on the road. This colourful, multi-generational family drama explores the nostalgia of the carnival, but underneath is a darker side: one of huge expectations, rivalries and a dominant patriarchy.
Doors Open - 6pm
Intro & short film screening - 6:20pm
Feature, The Carnival, Unclassified 15+ (language) - 6:30pm
Q&A with Director Isabel Darling, Tom Zubrycki & Elwyn Bell - 8:00pm
Price - $18 full price/$15 concession (with a further discount available via exclusive code to Far South Film members)
Tickets are available online via Try Booking:
www.trybooking.com/COHWT
To support the local film industry and receive discounts and invitations to special events join Far South Film at
farsouthfilm.org.au/join/ ... See MoreSee Less
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End of an era for the Bellingen Video Store, star of last year's FSFF best doco winner RETURN CHUTE, with the owner Rod making the hard decision to finally close the doors. Will it receive a last minute reprieve? ... See MoreSee Less
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