An important and unique part of the Adelaide Film Festival, the Curate Your Own Festival program brings mini-international film festivals to country towns.
Unique in Australia, Curate Your Own Festival builds screen culture in regional towns by developing local curatorial skills. Every Festival, AFF invites four emerging regional curators to spend four days at the Festival to select films to take back to their town. Find out more about the program here.
Port Lincoln: 1 – 4 December, Lincoln Cinema
Tickets available below or in person from the Lincoln Cinema Box Office on screening days.
Lincoln Cinema is located at: 3 Hallett Place, Port Lincoln. Ph: (08) 8683 1199
The Last Daughter
A moving documentary about an Aboriginal woman’s mission to unearth the truth about her past, and to reconcile the two sides of her family.
12.15pm, Thursday 1 December
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Made in SA Short Films
A celebration of South Australian storytelling with eight vibrant, diverse short films from talented new voices.
7.45pm, Friday 2 December
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The Blue Caftan
An intricately woven tale of a forbidden relationship between a Moroccan tailor and his handsome new apprentice.
12.15pm, Saturday 3 December
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The Banshees of Inisherin
This darkly comic film about a bitter feud between old friends in an Irish village reunites the team behind international smash hit In Bruges, director Martin McDonagh and stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson.
1.15pm, Sunday 4 December
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Close
A beautiful film about teenage friendship, this Belgian drama won the Grand Prix at Cannes for its extraordinary performances and emotional impact.
3.45pm, Sunday 4 December
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Ticketing
$20 Gold Class + booking fee
$14 Full Price +booking fee
$10 Concession/ Student/ Seniors +booking fee
Book a Multipass and save! Purchase yours here, then book in for each individual film using the pass. Once you have purchased a pass using your Adelaide Film Festival account, the multipass booking option will appear on the film pages automatically.
This project was assisted by the Australian Government through the Festivals Australia program, and the University of South Australia.
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