Film & TV
New York-based director Timothy David bought a holiday house on Kangaroo Island then made his first feature film there. It will have its world premiere at the closing night gala for this year’s Adelaide Film Festival.
Film & TV
This year’s Adelaide Film Festival will transport audiences from a prison cell in Egypt, to the snow-covered Himalayan mountains, the streets of Mexico and even outer space as it presents more than 100 films from 46 countries.
A movie based on the ‘Kafkaesque nightmare’ endured by Australian war correspondent Peter Greste after his arrest in Egypt in 2013 will open this year’s Adelaide Film Festival, with Greste and star Richard Roxburgh both set to attend the world premiere screening at Piccadilly Cinemas.
SA arts & culture news in brief: ADT to hold auditions for a company dancer, Queen’s Theatre unveils upgrade, an exciting collab for Restless, SA arts leadership changes, applications open for Film Festival’s moving image lab, Virginia Gay’s 2025 cabaret callout, plus SALA talks and open studios.
A movie filmed amid the wild natural landscapes of Kangaroo Island is one of five new made-in-SA films showcased by Adelaide Film Festival at the Festival de Cannes. InReview spoke to the director about his film.
An Indigenous horror story, a comedy-drama filmed on Kangaroo Island and an animated series about a lesbian space princess with anxiety issues are among a raft of new film and television productions involving the South Australian screen industry.
SA Arts & Culture news in brief: American glass artist’s Botanic Garden exhibition hailed as a coup for Adelaide, 2023 Guildhouse Fellow and inaugural SA Literary Fellows announced, and the Adelaide Film Festival invites film submissions for 2024.
