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Moviejuice

2026

Moviejuice

2026

Moviejuice

At AFF 2026, Moviejuice returns with an evening of historical conspiracy and paranoia amongst the abyssal depths of the archive. Kevin Walker and Jack Auen’s Rotterdam favourite Chronovisor and local hero Gabriel Bath’s Scum ‘87 burrow through hidden records and esoteric media in a series of late-night research binges that gradually take over the psyche. Falling down a rabbit hole of mysterious literary and audiovisual ephemera, both films form a DIY diptych on the pleasures and horrors of the deep dive, and the manifold ways that one can find themselves trapped in the past.

Runtime

124 Minutes

Classification

Unclassified 18+

Moviejuice is an Adelaide-based film collective dedicated to the screening, distribution and celebration of alternative and experimental cinema. Formed in 2022, they have run film and music events in both theatrical and DIY spaces, showcasing everything from curated short programmes and feature-film premieres to rare retrospectives and live score performances. Moviejuice works to foster a local screen culture that celebrates the intersection of art and community, with a focus on the independent Australian film scene and its future.

At AFF 2026, Moviejuice returns with an evening of historical conspiracy and paranoia amongst the abyssal depths of the archive. Kevin Walker and Jack Auen’s Rotterdam favourite Chronovisor and local hero Gabriel Bath’s Scum ‘87 burrow through hidden records and esoteric media in a series of late-night research binges that gradually take over the psyche. Falling down a rabbit hole of mysterious literary and audiovisual ephemera, both films form a DIY diptych on the pleasures and horrors of the deep dive, and the manifold ways that one can find themselves trapped in the past.

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Chronovisor

Chronovisor

In this Borgesian academia-noir, hyper-literate philosopher Béatrice becomes absorbed in a search for the “chronovisor,” a device built in Italy in the 1950s that can – so it’s said – allow its user to see into the past.

Director

Jack Auen

Kevin Walker

Country

United States

Runtime

100 minutes

Rating

Unclassified 15+

SCUM '87

SCUM '87

A haunted investigation of video and print archives that attempts to discover if SCUM Manifesto author Valerie Solanas ever met Jerry Lewis impersonator Sammy Petrillo.

Director

Gabriel Bath

Country

Australia

Runtime

24 minutes

Rating

Unclassified 18+

Live Music

Join Moviejuice for their customary post-screening gig featuring Jamie Lena and Maisie B, taking place in the laneway beside The Mercury – the first mobilisation of Moviejuice in the streets!

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