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Screens – April 2025

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Reviews this month: Death of a Unicorn, Small Thing Like These, The Correspondent, Looney Tunes: The Day They Earth Blew Up, The Penguin Lessons
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Op Shops on song with Allegro Non Oppo

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A series of free piano concerts from music composer and fellow Westsider Ania Reynolds kicks off in April offering an op-shopping experience like no other.
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Westsider Radio finds a home at Kindred Band Room!

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Kindred is the heart of live music in the inner west and the perfect partner to help us launch this new community-driven initiative.
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Storytelling comes to the streets of West Footscray

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By Christien Wilson  The Footscray West Writers Fest will bring the streets of West Footscray to life in a celebration of literature, community and belonging.  A...
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Trocadero Projects and Environmental Films Australia team up to bring an environmental cinema experience to Footscray.

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Throughout March, enjoy a selection of short films from Australia, New Zealand and the United States that explore humanity’s connection to country and impact...
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Screens – March 2025

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SPIT Rating: M (Coarse language and drug references)Duration: 102 minsDirector: Jonathan TeplitzkyCast: David Wenham, Helen Thomson, David Field, David RobertsGenre: Comedy, crime, dramaOpens: March 6th Gettin’...
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Screens – February 2025

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BABYGIRL Rating: MA15+   (Strong themes and sex scenes)Duration: 114 minsDirector: Halina ReijnCast: Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, Antonio Banderas, Jean Reno, Sophie Wilde, Anoop DesaiGenre: Crime,...
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Party bookings are now open at the BRIMBANK TRAFFIC SCHOOL!

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The Brimbank Traffic School includes a bike track featuring working traffic lights in a safe, playful, secure environment.

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