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Due to high demand, a second screening has now been added for the local premiere of "My Black Dog" on Monday 3 February at The Picture Show Man Cinema, Merimbula.If you missed out on tickets to the 6pm session, go here for seats for the 2nd screening at 7:45pm - there will also be a second Q&A.
events.humanitix.com/my-black-dog-bega-valley-launch
www.flingphysicaltheatre.com.au/my-black-dog-film.html
*Recommended for audiences 12+
*Young people are advised you attend with a family member or friend
*Content includes references to negative body image, violence, alcohol abuse and self harm.
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Due to high demand, a second screening has now been added for the local premiere of My Black Dog on Monday 3 February at The Picture Show Man Cinema, Merimbula.If you missed out on tickets to the 6pm session, go here for seats for the 2nd screening at 7:45pm - there will also be a second Q&A.
https://events.humanitix.com/my-black-dog-bega-valley-launch
http://www.flingphysicaltheatre.com.au/my-black-dog-film.html
*Recommended for audiences 12+
*Young people are advised you attend with a family member or friend
*Content includes references to negative body image, violence, alcohol abuse and self harm.
2 months ago

It was great to see a good turn out for our end of year networking event at the Tathra Pub on Saturday. We screened a collection of excerpts, trailers and two music videos by local filmmakers, then networked over drinks and dinner. Publican Cliff Wallis (pictured at mike) spoke about his plans for a picture theatre attached to the Pub, new committee member Murray Vanderveer spoke about his film Yamballa Project and Kush Bourke spoke about Little Jetty.
The films were, in order:

Walawaani Djinama Yilaga by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
Work of Art by Maybe Media
BRAWL by Pi Productions
Montreal Goldfields by Indigo Pictures
The Day She Stole the Sun by Crucible Studios & Cobargo Bushfire Resilience Centre
Yamballa Project by Moving Words & Pictures
Sam I Am by Indigo Pictures
Carnival by Torchlight Media
Lost by Mirringama Films
White Rabbit by Alfie Tait &Darcy Rosenbaum
Little Jetty by Maybe Media
My Black Dog by FLING & Andrew Robinson Film
Quiet Town by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
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It was great to see a good turn out for our end of year networking event at the Tathra Pub on Saturday. We screened a collection of excerpts, trailers and two music videos by local filmmakers, then networked over drinks and dinner. Publican Cliff Wallis (pictured at mike) spoke about his plans for a picture theatre attached to the Pub, new committee member Murray Vanderveer spoke about his film Yamballa Project and Kush Bourke spoke about Little Jetty.
The films were, in order:

Walawaani Djinama Yilaga by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
Work of Art by Maybe Media
BRAWL by Pi Productions
Montreal Goldfields by Indigo Pictures
The Day She Stole the Sun by Crucible Studios & Cobargo Bushfire Resilience Centre
Yamballa Project by Moving Words & Pictures 
Sam I Am by Indigo Pictures
Carnival by Torchlight Media 
Lost by Mirringama Films
White Rabbit by Alfie Tait &Darcy Rosenbaum
Little Jetty by Maybe Media
My Black Dog by FLING & Andrew Robinson Film
Quiet Town by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
5 months ago

FlickerUp 2025 competition is an Australian Youth & Schools Competition which screens at Flickerfest – open to films from students enrolled in secondary schools in Australia, & individuals 18 years & under. Films to be under 35mins, completed in the last 2 years. FlickerUp submissions deadline: Wednesday 20th November 2024. flickerfest.com.au/how-to-enter-flickerup/ ... See MoreSee Less

FlickerUp 2025 competition is an Australian Youth & Schools Competition which screens at Flickerfest – open to films from students enrolled in secondary schools in Australia, & individuals 18 years & under. Films to be under 35mins, completed in the last 2 years. FlickerUp submissions deadline: Wednesday 20th November 2024. https://flickerfest.com.au/how-to-enter-flickerup/
6 months ago

Winners are grinners at the Far South Film Festival. Congrats to all the finalists and winners! ... See MoreSee Less

Winners are grinners at the Far South Film Festival. Congrats to all the finalists and winners!
6 months ago

Another Festival done and dusted! ... See MoreSee Less

Another Festival done and dusted!

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That is so fantastic having all those filmmakers attend the Festival!

6 months ago

Photos from Far South Film Festival's post ... See MoreSee Less

6 months ago

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