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Woven Threads VIVID Ideas panel: “A Fresh Perspective: Tackling Issues with Creativity”

We attended this live session recently at Vivid, and now here's a recording that everyone can enjoy. Hosted by Craig Reucassel, the panel includes Woven Threads' director/co-founder Michi Marosszeky, The Black Dog Institute's Professor Katherine Boydell, Bangarra Dance Theatre's Associate Director Frances Rings, and co-founder and ambassador of Deadly Connections
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Trailer: Embrace Kids

Body image advocate Taryn Brumfitt returns with an exploration of kids and their relationship to their bodies in the midst of today's media minefield, also featuring Jameela Jamil and Celeste Barber, who also exec produces.
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Trailer: The Reef: Stalked

After premiering at the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival, where we learnt from director Andrew Traucki (Black Water, The Reef) how hard it was to shoot and that the story's subtext is spousal abuse, this pseudo sequel shot in QLD, starring Teressa Liane (The Vampire Diaries), Ann Truong (Cowboy BeBop),
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Trailer: See How They Run

It's Knives Out, but with Saoirse Ronan and Sam Rockwell, set in London's West End in the '50s.
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Trailer: Ticket to Paradise

Mamma Mia! George Clooney and Julia Roberts shot this film in Queensland for Bali, as they play an ex married couple who turn up for their daughter's destination wedding, hijinks ensue.
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Trailer: Thirteen Lives

Ron Howard, Joel Edgerton and Tom Bateman discuss the making of the true life thriller that was shot on the Gold Coast.
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Featurette: Genna Chanelle Hayes' <i>AKONI</i>

Featurette: Genna Chanelle Hayes’ AKONI

Following its premiere at CinefestOZ, the drama will be rolling out around Australia in the coming months.
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Trailer - <i>Lee Kernaghan: Boy From the Bush</i>

Trailer – Lee Kernaghan: Boy From the Bush

World premiering at the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival in Winton, where it was partially filmed, Kriv Stenders' documentary concert film will surely satisfy Kernaghan's devoted following - also, refreshing to see films made for audiences outside the big smoke.
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