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Revelation Film Festival

Revelation Perth International Film Festival, Australian Revelations plus special events year round

Perth (Apr 29 + July 4-17, 2019)

29apr6:30 pm9:30 pmAustralian Revelations: Proof6:30 pm - 9:30 pm The Backlot Perth, 21 Simpson StreetFest:Revelation Film Festival 0 <~ Add to My Wishlist

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Alliance Francaise French Film Festival, Reviews / /
The Wild Boys

The Wild Boys

Visually captivating and ever in a constant state of flux, The Wild Boys’ thematic bona ...
Alliance Francaise French Film Festival, Reviews / /
The Night Eats The World

The Night Eats The World

If you’re going to make a zombie movie today you really have to clamber above ...
Reviews, Spanish Film Festival in Australia / /
Crime Wave

Crime Wave

A comedy of awful errors and even worse people, Crime Wave stumbles sparingly and when ...
Adelaide Film Festival, Reviews / /
Free Solo

Free Solo

Very few films are ground-breaking in a visual, technical or narrative sense. To manage all ...
Learn how you can be part of supporting LGBTIQ+ rights at the IDAHOBIT 2019 event, May 17th, 10am at at 221 Onslow Road Shenton Park 6008.RSVP today: https://s.surveyplanet.com/uAEEuzRmvThis event is a proudly supported partnership between the Suicide Prevention Coordination Team at Neami National (Perth) and Connection And Wellbeing Australia. Venue kindly provided by Lifeline WA.
Revelation Academic draws local, national and international academics to discuss and analyse issues regarding all aspects of screen culture from new modes of exhibition to gender representation, and more. You don't have to be an Academic or a presenter to attend.Find out more: http://www.revelationfilmfest.org/academic-conference
In addition to supporting our efforts to provide the Perth community with a quality independent screen culture, you get amazing discounts and benefits, both during the festival and throughout the year, including seeing more movies at the awesome Luna Palace Cinemas!Join our full time or student membership today: http://www.revelationfilmfest.org/benefits
CLOSING SOON: Entries for the Online Video or Series, Short Film and Short Animation categories the 2019 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards!AACTA encourages new and emerging short film creatives from schools and universities across Australia to enter, and are delighted to introduce a Student Entry Fee for Short Film and Short Animation categories in 2019 to help make that a little easier.Enter here: https://www.aacta.org/aacta-awards/entries/
NEXT MONDAY: Australian Revelations returns with feature film PROOF and short film NOAH, on 29 April, 6.30pm, The Backlot Perth Save your seats: https://www.facebook.com/events/551466748677243/ Martin (Hugo Weaving) is a blind Australian man with trust issues stemming from childhood. Not believing people's descriptions of the world around him, Martin takes photographs to have others describe what they see for comparison, after which he labels the pictures in Braille. The only other person in Martin's life is Celia (Genevieve Picot), his housekeeper, who rearranges the furniture and secretly loves him -- until he meets Andy (Russell Crowe), a dishwasher with a talent for description. NOAH: A young woman, grieving her brother’s death, confronts the man responsible and together they embark on a high-risk adventure. Australian Revelations is a celebration of Australian cinema. Hosted by Breaking Banter at the fabulous The Backlot Perth with drinks from deVine Cellars and Otherside Brewing Co., cheese and international delights from Perth Gourmet Trader.
Australian Revelations returns this month with feature film PROOF and short film NOAH, on 29 April, 6.30pm, The Backlot Perth. Save your seats: https://www.facebook.com/events/551466748677243/ Martin (Hugo Weaving) is a blind Australian man with trust issues stemming from childhood. Not believing people's descriptions of the world around him, Martin takes photographs to have others describe what they see for comparison, after which he labels the pictures in Braille. The only other person in Martin's life is Celia (Genevieve Picot), his housekeeper, who rearranges the furniture and secretly loves him -- until he meets Andy (Russell Crowe), a dishwasher with a talent for description.NOAH: A young woman, grieving her brother’s death, confronts the man responsible and together they embark on a high-risk adventure. Australian Revelations is a celebration of Australian cinema. Hosted by Breaking Banter at the fabulous The Backlot Perth with drinks from deVine Cellars and Otherside Brewing Co., cheese and international delights from Perth Gourmet Trader.
Fundraising support: Murals - Short Film! Murals, a new short film by award winning local filmmakers Luke Griffiths and Jasmine Leivers, is on a momentous journey to be the first film made in the newly appointed West End Arts Precinct in the industrial area of West Perth.The film follows Robb, who uncharacteristically takes a beating from his own racist gang to protect Machot, an African Australian immigrant caught defacing the gang's tag. Through their shared experience, Robb and Machot are forced to reconnect and confront the shared pain of their past. Filmed over Easter, this ambitious and exciting project is relying on the in-kind support of local businesses and donations from supporters to raise enough funds to cover production and film festival entry costs. If you would like to support: www.indiegogo.com/projects/murals-short-film
If you're a filmmaker or a musician, we've got two competitions for you to participate! The Short Film Initiative with Continuance Pictures., and our Blind Date Music Video competition!Find out more: www.revelationfilmfest.org
This month on REVonDemand: we’ve got 6 new titles guaranteed for please. For those with a taste for the more unusual we have the incredible Japanese horror/action Yakuza Weapon, Steve Oram’s insane black comedy Aaaaaaaah!, the utterly unclassifiable sci-fi/horror weirdness of Atmo HorroX and our old friend Stefan Popescu’s wild horror ride Vixen Velvet’s Zombie Massacre. If you love music, our two documentaries This Ain’t No Mouse Music! and In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey take you deep into the roots and blues sounds.Relax with great movies this weekend: http://revelationfilmfest.org/film-rev-on-demand
VICE and Screen Australia has announced that BURLESQUE BLOKES, a documentary that follows a group of male erotic entertainers as they go on tour, is the winner of Pitch Australiana at the AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference 2019!The documentary strips back the world of male entertainers; introducing the men behind the fantasy and the women who attend. It explores both the gruelling schedules and how the performers navigate consent in-the-moment with female participants. Burlesque Blokes looks at the personal toll their work has on their relationships, self-image and the financial realities of working in one of the only industries where in their experience, male performers are paid far less than their female counterparts.Congrats to the team!Read more: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/sa/media-centre/news/2019/03-27-vice-screen-australia-pitch-australiana
The Northbridge Piazza presents: Trautonium vs Fritz Lang’s Metropolis Live! A FREE event at the Northbridge Piazza this Saturday 13 April, 7.30pm!German musician Peter Pichler brings his unique expertise and even more unique instrument, the trautonium, to Perth for the first time, performing a live composition to Fritz Lang’s sci-fi classic, Metropolis (1927) in Northbridge Piazza. Experience first-hand the strange, eerie, yet wonderfully warm sounds of this unique instrument alongside a classic and enduring German Expressionist film.The trautonium, invented in Weimar Germany in 1929, is the great-grandfather of the synthesizer. The eerie sound it produces has featured in films, most notably used for the bird sounds in Hitchcock’s thriller The Birds (1963). The pairing of Metropolis with the soundtrack of the trautonium is an intriguing combination that gives viewers a unique look at the way the future was imagined by these cultural products of the past. Both film and instrument were incredibly progressive at the time and are, in our current era, more relevant than ever. Electro music-lovers, film buffs and inventors alike will be fascinated by this incredible concert.Peter Pichler is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist based in Munich, Germany. Pichler has studied the trautonium since he was very young, and is now the only touring artist in the world who plays the instrument. This is the first time the trautonium has toured outside of Europe.For more information, please contact Miranda Johnson, miranda@animationartroom.com
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