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by GREG KINGPresenting the best films and artwork from around the world, the annual Human Rights Arts & Film Festival challenges, touches and inspires audiences from all walks of life.HRAFF is a Melbourne based not-for-profit organisation devoted to the exploration of human rights issues through an annual film and arts festival and an on-going schools and community program. HRAFF selects its arts and …
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by GREG KING.The Spanish film festival offers a fine selection of contemporary cinema from both Spain and Latin America. The festival screens at Palace Cinemas around Australia from April 29-May 21. Check the website at www.spanishfilmfestival.com for screening details and session times.For his Movies At Dusk program, Greg spoke to Genevieve Kelly, the artistic director of the Spanish Film Festival. To …
by GREG KINGEmphasising well-being and social inclusion, the Campfire Film Festival brings together films that promote discussion across the school curriculum. Sessions include screenings, student debates, introductions by education bodies and Awards by industry experts and young people. For filmmakers, students and teachers (Upper Primary – Senior Secondary) and anyone with a love of learning. All sessions …
by GREG KINGThe Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and Los Angeles-based studio, DreamWorks Animation, are presenting the world premiere of DreamWorks Animation: The Exhibition, the studio’s first ever large-scale international exhibition, as part of the Victorian Government’s Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.For his Movies At Dusk Program on 3WBC 94.1FM Greg spoke to Sarah Tuttle, one of the …
by GREG KINGShopping is a great little coming of age film from New Zealand filmmakers Mark Albiston and Louis Sutherland. Greg spoke to the star of the film, newcomer Kevin Paulo.https://www.mediafire.com/listen/qn0ntpxtbdrm3hi/180528_006.MP3 …
by GREG KING“I think that years go by quicker as you get older,” tells writer and director of Any Questions For Ben? Rob Sitch, the first feature film from the Working Dog team (The Castle, The Dish) in over a decade. When asked why it has taken so long for them to create a new feature, Sitch, who co-wrote the film with his usual collaborators Santo Cilauro and Tom Gleisner, explains that other things just seemed …
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Reviewed by GREG KINGDirector: Stephane BrizStars: Vincent Lindon, Karine de Mirbeck, Matthieu Schiller."The measure of a man is the way he bears up under misfortune." This quote is certainly an apt way to illustrate the title …
Reviewed by GREG KINGDirector: Gil JungerStars: Martin Lawrence, Kevin Conway, Tom WilkinsonThis unfunny and tedious variation on Mark Twain's classic tale A Connecticut Yankee At King Arthur's Court proves once and for all …
Reviewed by GREG KING Documentary Director: Maya Newell.Debate continues regarding the issue of marriage equality and same sex marriage, particularly here in Australia where our conservative politicians are slow to react to the change …
