The Adelaide Film Festival will present a Pop Up event from Fri 5 to Sun 7 of April. This is an exciting opportunity to attend the Australian Premieres of two highly anticipated AFF FUND Films, Animals (dir. Sophie Hyde) and Top End Wedding (dir. Wayne Blair), direct from their World Premieres at Sundance Film Festival…. More
2019 Oscar Nominees Announced
The Oscar nominees are announced once again and WOW! We are ecstatic to see so many ADL Film Fest 2018 selections in the running. Here is the list: Roma– AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ADLFF 2018 Best Picture Actress in Supporting Role Foreign Language Film Original Screenplay Actress in Leading Role Director Production Design Cinematography Sound Editing Sound Mixing… More
‘Hotel Mumbai’ Wins Best Film In The Rising Sun Pictures Audience Awards At ADLFF!
Best Doc: She Who Must Be Loved & Best Short: The Art of the Game Three Adelaide Film Festival FUND projects have picked up top prize in the Rising Sun Pictures Audience Awards at the 2018 ADL Film Fest. Best Film, 2018 ADL Film Fest: Hotel Mumbai Hotel Mumbai tells the astonishing story of those… More
Extra Screenings Announced! The Nightingale, I Am Mother, ROMA & More
On the heels of our Competition Awards being announced last night and 69 sold-out screenings so far – including ADLFF Fund films Hotel Mumbai, The Nightingale, I Am Mother, She Who Must Be Loved and Art on Screen plus other sold-out highlights including the Australian Premieres of Beautiful Boy, Emu Runner, Free Solo, the world premiere of Love in the Time of Antidepressants,… More
Meet ‘I Am Mother’ Star Clara Rugaard
Grant Sputore’s I Am Mother is coming to Adelaide Film Festival in October, and we couldn’t be more excited. The science-fiction thriller follows a teenage girl (played by Clara Rugaard) who is raised underground by a robot called “Mother” with the purpose of repopulating the planet after an extinction-level event. But the arrival of a… More
“This idea that a biography can be objective is, I think, completely false.” Thomas M. Wright Talks ‘Acute Misfortune’
Thomas M. Wright “I didn’t want to make a film that existed in this traditional mould of dark Australian cinema: where it’s really grainy, low-lit, the colours are really muted, and there’s these electric guitars grinding away in the background. It’s like you take the audience and shove their head underwater for an hour and a… More
$50,000 In Prizes Awarded At Adelaide Film Festival Ceremony
Kamila Andini’s magical Bali-set feature fiction film The Seen and Unseen, feature documentary from Christmas Island Island of the Hungry Ghosts and Australian real time interactive VR The Unknown Patient are the big winners of the ADL Film Fest competitions in 2018, in what is a very strong showing for Australia in the international competitions. Together… More
Five Of Benjamin Law’s Best Tweets This Year
Benjamin Law is one of Australia’s funniest and unique comedians. In addition to his incredible stand-up comedy, Law has written for over 50 publications in Australia and beyond. And, since January of 2016, Law has worked on SBS’ adaptation of his 2010 book of the same name, The Family Law. While Law’s writing and stand-up are… More
These Films At ADLFF Will Inspire You To #SparkkeChange
Social equity, inclusion, individuality and – in their words – ‘raw truth’ is what the female-led social enterprise Sparkke Change Beverage Company stands for. Those ideals also inform the work of many filmmakers around the world, and at this year’s Adelaide Film Festival, we’re screening more than a handful of films with a social conscience. “Film… More
Meet #NotTheRealMargaretAndDavid At This Very Special Quiz Night
The Ultimate Quiz Night returns! Co-hosted by not the real Margaret and David (Adelaide’s party liaisons, Mark Kamleh and Courtney Duka), with special Adelaide Film Festival guests. This is a fundraiser for the Adelaide Film Festival Emerging Curators program and as our guest you’ll receive: A bloody good quiz night One drink on arrival Delicious food and… More