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YOUNG AT HEART FILM FESTIVAL – interview with Mathieu Ravier

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by GREG KING

The Young At Heart film festival began in 2006, with screenings in Sydney. Over the years it has grown in size, and this year it is also coming to Melbourne. The festival will screen at the Balwayn and Brighton Bay cinemas from March 14-March 22. The festival screens a mix of new films and premieres, and some classics, such as The Way We Were and David Lean’s Brief Encounter. Greg spoke to festival organiser Mathieu Ravier to find out more about the 2015 program.

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