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Revelation Film Festival

Revelation Perth International Film Festival celebrates films with a monthly event called Australian Revelations, plus our main festival every July!

National (Jul 9 – 19, 2020), Perth (Sep 24 – Oct 4, 2020 [March Program Postponed])

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Revelation Film Festival News, Reviews & Interviews

Filmonik Melbourne, Interviews, Irish Film Festival Australia, Japanese Film Festival - Australia, Jewish International Film Festival, Kino Sydney, Monster Fest, News, Queer Screen - Mardi Gras Film Festival, Revelation Film Festival, Setting Sun Film Festival, Static Vision / 25 March 2020 / Festevez

Festival Live-streams, Innovation, Supporting Cinemas and Each Other

Festival Live-streams, Innovation, Supporting Cinemas and Each Other

A lot can happen in a week ...

COVID-19, Festivals, Film and where we're at

COVID-19, Festivals, Film and where we’re at

It's a concerning time for the Australian industry with a number of Film Festivals cancelling ...

AACTA, Brisbane International Film Festival, Darwin International Film Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival, News, Revelation Film Festival, Sydney Film Festival, Sydney Underground Film Festival / 14 October 2019 / Festevez

Australian Cinema – Reality Checked

Australian Cinema – Reality Checked

The most terrifying thing about film is that it’s all already happened ...

Revelation Film Festival, Reviews, Screenwave International Film Festival, Sydney Film Festival / 21 June 2019 / Festevez

Hail Satan?

Hail Satan?

Possibly the only Sydney Film Festival title ever to feature a question mark ...

Revelation Film Festival, Reviews, Sydney Film Festival / 5 June 2019 / Festevez

The Wedding Guest

The Wedding Guest

A British gun for hire, a wedding, a less than willing bride and a mysterious ...

Melbourne International Film Festival, Revelation Film Festival, Reviews, Sydney Film Festival / 4 June 2019 / Festevez

A Dog Called Money

A Dog Called Money

PJ Harvey wasn’t up for recording a regular album, so she took it on the ...

Revelation Film Festival, Reviews, Sydney Film Festival / 16 May 2019 / Festevez

RocKabul

RocKabul

Afghanistan’s first psychedelic metal band will hopefully not be their last ...

Interviews, Irish Film Festival Australia, Revelation Film Festival / 3 May 2019 / Festevez

Director Sean Murray talks Unquiet Graves

Director Sean Murray talks Unquiet Graves

“What this film is about, is to give voice to victims who were never afforded ...

COUCHED 2020: SHORT FILM DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE: REAL WORLDS UNFOLDING We love short documentary, and this year we received some crackers from the four corners of the globe. From animated documentary to lovely personal fly on the wall observations, this fantastic collection is guaranteed to satisfy film lovers of all persuations! Include works by A Safe Space For All - Documentary and Marhaba Films - Charby Ibrahim. Stream these today: revcouched.eventive.org Bright Lights: The Perils of the Pokies Dir: Charby Ibrahim / Australia / 2019 / 13mins Sharon’ (63) has been addicted to poker machine gambling since they first arrived in Australia in 1992. Through this fully animated documentary film, she takes stock of the devastating costs. Told in the first person, Sharon’s story culminates with an incident that pushed her over the edge; an encounter with her 7 year old daughter, and her precious piggy-bank. Sharon’s cautionary tale is unique in that it is comprised of several real life stories (taken verbatim), and amalgamated into a single narrative that speaks to a universal, yet personal experience, as voiced by Claudia Karvan. The Kimberley Man Dir: Jeremy Thomson / Australia / 2019 / 26mins Filmmaker Jeremy Thomson goes on a journey to discover more about his fascinating grandfather, Indigenous Politician Ernie Bridge, a man who transformed tribulation into triumph giving the Aboriginal people of the Kimberley an unprecedented voice in Western politics. A Safe Space For All Dir: Shannon Taylor / Australia / 2020 / 8mins The film focuses on 4 members of the LGBTQIA+ community in Perth as they reflect on their experiences and discuss why queer safe spaces mean so much to queer individuals and society. Silver Lining Dir: Ran Li / Australia / 2019 / 20mins Lingyun Liao, a 60-year-old Chinese immigrant, always makes some tiny little marks in her home. For example, she will put a piece of her white hair on the cabinet to see whether the position of that hair will change while she is going out. If the position changes, she will consider her house has been broke-in. She has a very serious state of paranoia. Furthermore, Lingyun wants to tell everybody about her miserable life.

TONIGHT! Don't miss this LIVE performance! Stream it: revcouched.eventive.org

We're proud to have the Australian film, ONE NIGHT THE MOON as part of the Black Voices Matter Retrospective, and even more proud that one of WA's outstanding actors has a lead part on it - Kelton Pell! Stream ONE NIGHT THE MOON today: revcouched.eventive.org