Sydney Indie Film Festival Opening Events: Feature Film “Flow” + Short Films “Blackbird” “Shoot me Nicely” “To Build a Fire” + Q&A with Filmmakers!
Monday, 18th of September 2017
Red Carpet Arrival: 5:00PM
Time: 5:30PM
SUGGESTED ARRIVAL TIME: 5:00PM
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Films introduced by Filmmakers Simon Elrahi (FLOW), Elias Plagianos (SHOOT ME NICELY), followed by Q&A after screenings.
Flow (AUSTRALIA)
Director: Simon Elrahi
Cast: Osamah Sami, Rain Fuller & Victoria Ferrara
Synopsis: “Nothing is what it seems…”
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/213402435
Blackbird (AUSTRALIA)
Director: Amie Batalibasi
Cast: Jeremy Bobby, Regina Lepping, Putu Winchester
Synopsis: Forced to work on a sugar plantation in Queensland, Australia in the late 1800s, a spirited young Solomon Islander journeys into manhood. Amidst severe oppression and loss he must find his will to survive. This film is inspired by the untold story of Australia’s Pacific Islander sugar slaves.
Shoot Me Nicely (USA)
Director: Elias Plagianos
Cast: Linda Hamilton, William Sadler, John Behlmann, Tasie Lawrence, Josh Burrow, Jackie Martling, Lukas Hassel
Synopsis: Photographer Sean Wheeler is searching for a lucrative celebrity photo to re-launch his career. After being laid off from his dream job and losing his supermodel girlfriend his life has hit rock bottom. An opportunity presents itself for Sean to prove he has what it takes… but will he succeed?
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/189033814
To Build a Fire (FRANCE)
Director: Fx Goby
Cast: Fx Goby
Synopsis: To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Jack London’s death, filmmaker Fx Goby adapts To Build a Fire, the famous novel of the American author. To Build a Fire is an animated short film in 4K Cinemascope that tells the tragic tale of a man and his dog trying to survive in the overwhelmingly freezing and hostile nature of the Yukon Territory. Enter our polar western and experience the bitter cold while embarking on a journey through sensations.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/178911895
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