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Filmmakers – Bomb Harvest

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Was produced by Red Lamp Films (formerly Lemur Films), the company established by director/writer Kim Mordaunt and producer/writer Sylvia Wilczynski. Their focus is to make dynamic, moving, cinematic films, which are entertaining and accessible to a wide international audience. Kim Mordaunt made his first documentary 45 Years is Enough. His first drama short Mongrel’s Ghost. Was called revealing, delightful, beguiling, brilliant by The Australian. In 2013, which has won 45 awards, including three at the ...

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Fancyplants' Cracked Pot: November 2013

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My little cracked plant pot. Mind the roots. LIFF 2013 Part 9. Yesterday there were no films. I was in Leeds, but watching the excellent Mark Thomas. Doing his ' 100 Acts of Minor Descent. Tour He's been away from his traditional calling of social activism mixed with amusing mischief for too long, and it's good to see him back to it. It's hilarious and on until April next year. If you can manage to find a ticket, go see it. But they did, so I couldn't. It's just this one today:. See how they tied that in?

curiousdistribution.com

Curious - NEWS

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Ph: AUS 61 2 8565 5000 PH: NZ 64 9 360 7880. Posted On: 30 March 2016. CURIOUS ACQUIRE GOLDEN BEAR WINNER FIRE AT SEA. The winner of the prestigious Golden Bear, the competition's top award at the 2016 Berlin International Film Festival has been acquired by Curious Film. Through Samuele, the film's principal character, an 11 year old boy whose life in his fishing village changes with contact and increasing exposure to a wider world from which the scope of the crisis is gradually revealed. Fire at Sea.

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The Serendipity of Success: Kim Mordaunt | SYDNEY FILM SCHOOL

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The Serendipity of Success: Kim Mordaunt. On taking chances and following your heart in filmmaking. Kim Mordaunt and SFS Artistic Director Ben Ferris in conversation at the Keynote Address of the 20th Sydney Film School Festival. Everything was a surprise , reflects Kim Mordaunt as he prepares for his keynote address at the 20. Today, Mordaunt is best known as the writer and director of 2013’s. The same sense of fate has followed Mordaunt since, as his experience with. Was very much from an Anglo perspec...

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The Rocket

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Jammin’ in the Middle E. 45 Years is Enough. Feature, drama, 96 minutes, 2013. Gripping yet heart-warming, The Rocket. Is a deeply personal story about the determination of a boy who has the odds stacked against him, set against the epic backdrop of a war-ravaged country on the brink of huge change. Is a unique view into a world never seen on film before. For latest news on The Rocket. Visit the Facebook page. On iTunes here – http:/ bit.ly/The Rocket link. LevelK ApS, CLICK HERE. Tel: 45 4844 3072.

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POINT: ISSUE#36.3

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Dunedin Weekly Events Guide. Tuesday, 30 July 2013. LET A MAN COME IN AND DO THE POPCORN. 2013 Film Festival Programme Launch. Recent visit to Wellington’s new People’s Cinema. The film chosen for the programme launch of this year’s film festival really hammered home these dangers. This article was originally published in hard copy in POINT ISSUE#36.17-23.JUL.2013. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). WHAT IS the POINT? POINT is a free arts, culture, music and events guide publishe...

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POINT: issue #36

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Dunedin Weekly Events Guide. The issue featured Campbell Walker's review of The Rocket. Which was shown as a bit of a teaser at the 2013 NZ Film Festival. Programme Launch on Monday 15th July), David Graveney's reflections on works by Toss Wollaston, Colin McCahon, John and Ann Caselberg which was on show at Brett McDowell Gallery. And a somewhat convoluted phase shift of an editorial bemoaning the statistical infrasture of political cliché. NAMES TO CONJURE WITH. Mediascape and marked up with the seemin...

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Cinema Takes: The Rocket: Festival of Hope

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Film reviews for cinephiles. Saturday, January 25, 2014. The Rocket: Festival of Hope. Australian writer/director Kim Mordaunt's The Rocket. Is a little gem. He sees. It's a feel good movie with fun and humour. However, at its core is a very serious drama. It has been banned in Laos, where it is set, apparently because it deals with the dispossession. The two children go well beyond the cliché of stealing the show. Sitthiphon Disamoe as 10 year-old boy Ahlo romps through the film with boundless energ...