Hugo, Don and Craig Healing Q&As

Ever wanted to catch iconic Australian actor Hugo Weaving in the flesh. Well here’s your chance to see him in person along with actor Don Hany and director Craig Monahan as they discus their new film Healing at Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays. When: 6:30pm Thursday, April 24 at Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays Tickets: Club Dendy Members…

How To Time Travel to premiere at The Astor

How To Time Travel will hold its premiere at The Astor Theatre in Melbourne on Tuesday 22nd April with all profits donated to beyondblue. Writer and Director Samuel Sheffield took time out of his busy schedule leading up to the premiere to let Cinema Australia readers know a little more about his film. How To…

Wilson, Fleming and Clarkson cover Canopy with Q&A

Cinema Nova will present an exclusive Q&A screening with Canopy director Aaron Wilson, producer Katrina Fleming and editor Cindy Clarkson following a screening of their new film. The Q&A session will be held on Wednesday, 23 April at 6.30pm. Wartime, 1942. Singapore. An Australian fighter pilot (Khan Chittenden), shot down in combat, awakens suspended in…

Craig Monahan’s Healing Q&As

Australian filmmaker Craig Monahan, director of the The Interview, will be presenting his new film Healing with a series of Q&A events. Film enthusiasts can catch Craig at the following events. Where: Cinema Nova – 380 Lygon Street, Carlton When: Wednesday, April 30, 2014 BUY TICKETS HERE Craig Monahan (The Interview, Peaches) and actor Don…

Trasharama Short Film Festival invades Leederville tonight

A celebration of the nastiest, crudest, cheapest, filthiest, smelliest, most revolting short films made in Australia, TRASHARAMA is everything a degenerate freak could want in a festival program. Monster Fest and host Dick Dale are proud to present 13 of the very best disasterpieces. At 6.30pm, the zombie hoards of Perth will join the Official…

Jugular premiere gets baked in Northbridge

Director JJ DeCeglie’s Jugular will have its red carpet premiere at the Bakery in Northbridge on Friday night. The Fremantle novelist-turned-director’s debut feature won big at last year’s Melbourne Underground Film Festival taking out Best Film, Best Director and Best Actor for Gregory Pakis. Pakis plays Jack, a man whose world spirals into madness and violence…