FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

Level 10, Flinders at Victoria Square 6.30pm

Event description
GUATEMALA
Where All Roads End
Donde Acaban Los Caminos
85 mins | 2004 | Dir: Carlos Garcia Agraz

In the early 20th century, idealistic doctor Zamora arrives in a rural Guatemalan village with the hope of eradicating illness among the local Tz’utujil people. Zamora unexpectedly finds himself falling in love with a young native girl named Maria – but can their relationship transcend vast cultural differences and the threatening shadow of conflict with Guatemala’s government?

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide
Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

More information: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2019-latin-american-film-festival-tickets-77068292337

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

MEXICO
Mara’akame’s Dream
El Sueño Del Mara’akame
90 mins | 2016 | Dir: Federico Cecchetti

Nieri is a young Huichol Indian caught between his traditional culture and his youthful ambitions. He dreams of running away with his rock band to make it big in Mexico City, but his father – a Huichol shaman, or Mara’akame – wishes to train him in the art of spiritual healing. A striking tale of the role of ancient tradition in modern life, this film paints an evocative portrait of Mexico and offers a rare glimpse into the magical world of the Huichol.

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide.

Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

PANAMA
Grace & Splendour
Donaire Y Esplendor
96 mins | 2017 | Dir: Arturo Montenegro

This joyously irreverent romantic-comedy tells the Romeo and Juliet-like story of a young couple who fall hopelessly in love after an unexpected encounter at the airport. But they soon discover that their respective families have been embroiled in a bitter rivalry for years – ever since their mothers competed against each other at Panama’s famed Carnaval celebrations decades ago. And now the collective madness of Carnaval is coming around again…

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide

Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

More information: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2019-latin-american-film-festival-tickets-77068292337

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

PARAGUAY
The Heiresses
Las Herederas
97 mins | 2018 | Dir: Marcelo Martinessi

Chela and Chiquita are two middle-aged women whose lives are thrown into disarray when mounting debt results in Chiquita being imprisoned for fraud – forcing them apart for the first time in over 30 years. Finding her privileged existence rapidly deteriorating, Chela is forced to make a new life for herself as a chauffeur. This award-winning drama takes a compelling look into the lives of the wealthy, through the tribulations of a woman in crisis.

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide

Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

More information: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2019-latin-american-film-festival-tickets-77068292337

PERU
Old Friends
Viejos Amigos
93 mins | 2014 | Dir: Fernando Villarán

Balo, Ricardo, Domingo and Kike have been friends since the day they were born – eight decades ago in Peru’s El Callao neighbourhood. They have been waiting for as long as they can remember for their favourite soccer team to play in the league finals, but fate delivers a cruel blow when Kike dies on the eve of the match. Reuniting at his funeral, the remaining three friends decide to steal Kike’s ashes and take them to the match for one final hurrah.

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide

Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

More information: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2019-latin-american-film-festival-tickets-77068292337

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

URUGUAY
The Pope’s Toilet
El Baño Del Papa
98 mins | 2007 | Dir: César Charlone

It’s 1988 and the Uruguayan border town of Melo is excitedly awaiting the visit of Pope John Paul II on his tour of South America. Word begins to spread that thousands could be making the pilgrimage to see the holy leader, and the poverty-stricken citizens of Melo prepare for an unprecedented tourism boom. But petty smuggler Beto believes he has hatched the best plan of them all: to build a public toilet and then charge the pilgrims to use it.

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Monday 18 – Friday 29 November | Latin American Film Festival in Adelaide

Doors open from 6.15pm, Flinders University Victoria Square

From 18 – 29 November, the Festival will present a selection of 14 films from all over Latin America, including international award-winning pieces and featuring some of the most exciting and creative productions to reach the big screen in recent years.

Every weeknight until 29 November, a film will be shown at 6.30pm in one of the rooms at Flinders on Victoria Square. Doors will open at 6.15 pm for a prompt start.

Films will be shown with subtitles in English.

Flinders University at Victoria Square
Room 10.1 and 10.3 | Level 10
182 Victoria Square
Adelaide | SA 5000

More information: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2019-latin-american-film-festival-tickets-77068292337

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

FIONA TAN: ASCENT
Friday 18 October — Friday 6 December 2019

Samstag brings a concise selection of works by Fiona Tan to Adelaide. Centring upon the Australian premiere of the 2016 work ‘Ascent’, this is the first significant presentation of the artist’s work in our country in ten years.

‘Ascent’ is not only a reflection on Mount Fuji—a mountain of great significance to the Japanese—but also a study of visual culture, and a tribute to the history of both photography and film. Tan spins a fictional narrative that shifts and bends the distinction between still and moving images. Resonating with the climb to the top of the mountain, the story alternates between narration and history, from Western imperialism to modern tourism, from the early days of photography to the present day.

Living and working in the Netherlands, Indonesian born and Australian raised artist Fiona Tan is widely regarded for her poetic meditations on representation, time and place. Skilfully crafted and ambitious in scope, ‘Ascent’ is a work that draws upon Tan’s full range as an artist. Filling the Museum’s largest gallery, it is accompanied by a selection of earlier work demonstrating her singular ability to create beautiful things that people can enjoy and think about.

EXHIBITION OPEN
Tuesday to Saturday 10am — 5pm, 18 Oct — 6 Dec 2019
Free entry, all welcome!

A Samstag Museum of Art exhibition presented in association with the Adelaide Film Festival for OzAsia Festival, assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseum
@samstagmuseum #samstagmuseum

A celebration of our oceans including sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface through a collection of short films.

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface.

Featuring all new films, this carefully curated selection of short films document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

TWO SESSIONS ONLY IN ADELAIDE

The Ocean Film Festival is exempt from classification but all coarse language beeped out and there is no nudity or adult themes.

SORRY NO REFUNDS : SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED come early for the best seats.

Photo by: Santi Rinaldi

A celebration of our oceans including sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface through a collection of short films.

Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases a 3 hour celebration of our oceans comprised of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface.

Featuring all new films, this carefully curated selection of short films document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

Inspiring and thought-provoking, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour is filled with moving footage, touching interviews and insightful narrations. Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home.

Find out more at www.oceanfilmfestival.com.au

TWO SESSIONS ONLY IN ADELAIDE

The Ocean Film Festival is exempt from classification but all coarse language beeped out and there is no nudity or adult themes.

SORRY NO REFUNDS : SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED come early for the best seats.

Photo by: Santi Rinaldi

A collection of films from around the globe that capture the spirit of mountain adventure. The original and the best Mountain Film Fest! The 2020 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is a 3 hour celebration of the mountain and adventure sport world. Sharing over 2 1/2 hours of the most exhilarating short films from explorers, mountain bikers, skiers, paddlers and climbers from around the globe.

The tour is hot on the heels of the largest and most prestigious mountain festivals in the world, the Banff Mountain Festival, which takes place every November in the mountain town of Banff, in Canada.

More than 300 of the world’s best mountain sport, culture, environment, adventure, and exploration films are shown during the week-long event. A selection of award winners and audience favourites then tours the globe, visiting 390 communities and 35 countries as part of the festival’s official world tour.

This year, the Australian line-up features two-and-a-half hours of captivating short films shot in some of the most wild and remote corners of the world. The program is packed full of mesmerising cinematography, thought-provoking storylines and adrenaline-inducing action sequences.

The original and the best mountain film festival is presented by World Expeditions, and will be screening at the Capri Theatre in Adelaide.

For more details visit www.banffaustralia.com.au

SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED: Come early for the best seats. SORRY NO REFUNDS

The Banff Mountain Film Festival is exempt from classification, but all coarse language has been beeped out, there is no nudity or adult themes.

*Adventure Reels does not take responsibility for any holidays, mountain bikes, ski gear, paddling equipment or adventure related purchases that result from attending the Banff Mountain Film Festival

A collection of films from around the globe that capture the spirit of mountain adventure. The original and the best Mountain Film Fest! The 2020 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is a 3 hour celebration of the mountain and adventure sport world. Sharing over 2 1/2 hours of the most exhilarating short films from explorers, mountain bikers, skiers, paddlers and climbers from around the globe.

The tour is hot on the heels of the largest and most prestigious mountain festivals in the world, the Banff Mountain Festival, which takes place every November in the mountain town of Banff, in Canada.

More than 300 of the world’s best mountain sport, culture, environment, adventure, and exploration films are shown during the week-long event. A selection of award winners and audience favourites then tours the globe, visiting 390 communities and 35 countries as part of the festival’s official world tour.

This year, the Australian line-up features two-and-a-half hours of captivating short films shot in some of the most wild and remote corners of the world. The program is packed full of mesmerising cinematography, thought-provoking storylines and adrenaline-inducing action sequences.

The original and the best mountain film festival is presented by World Expeditions, and will be screening at the Capri Theatre in Adelaide.

For more details visit www.banffaustralia.com.au

SEATING IS NOT ALLOCATED: Come early for the best seats. SORRY NO REFUNDS

The Banff Mountain Film Festival is exempt from classification, but all coarse language has been beeped out, there is no nudity or adult themes.

*Adventure Reels does not take responsibility for any holidays, mountain bikes, ski gear, paddling equipment or adventure related purchases that result from attending the Banff Mountain Film Festival