Opening of the My Cinema My Film Festival at Merimbula’s The Picture Show Man Cinema yesterday. Opening film Descent beautifully shot in stunning locations. Directorial debut for Sydney filmmaker Nays Baghai of free diver Kiki Bosch’s captivating story. More great films to come this afternoon at 4pm and 6pm, Saturday and Sunday. Check the cinema for times and descriptions. Don’t miss this opportunity to see high calibre films selected from the Sydney film festival
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Hope all the south coasteees go to this fab festival.....

Opening night for the My Cinema, My Film Festival in Merimbula tonight. Opening film Descent was well received. This beautifully shot film featured stunning footage of free diver Kiki Bosch underwater in Greenland, Finland and Milford Sound New Zealand. The festival continues Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. Far South Film champions the film festival and encourages everyone to visit The Picture Show Man to see high calibre films from around the world and Australia.

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My Cinema – My Film Festival – The Picture Show Man

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By The Picture Show ManNovember 5, 2020Now ScreeningFilm Festival Join us for our My Cinema – My Film Festival screening from Thursday 26th to Sunday 29th November 2020. All tickets are a flat rate ...

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