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    SETTING SUN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL – PROGRAM

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    The Golden Sunset (opening) Thursday April 14 7pm

    The Right, Andrew C. Formosa, A Forest in Orange.
    Millenium Man, Andrew Robb
    Last House Till Ballarat, Drew Hair/Logan Davies
    Why do they hate us? Mark Bakaitis.
    Catfood, Benjamin Laut, Last Call Productions
    Sir Dancealot, Lana Schwarcz, Atlanti Films
    Sweet Dreams, Roman Meyer, Sweep Productions
    Life’s a drag

    The Bridge, Friday 7pm

    Tomorrow, Joanthon Gittus
    Homesong, Natalie Cunnigham
    Sweet Dreams, Roman Meyer
    The Bin
    Mothers and Daughters
    Standers, Anthony Dillon
    Wizard Film, Nelson Dean
    Last road Till Ballarat, Drew Hair/Logan Davies
    Sir Dancealot, Lana Schwarcz
    Millenium Man, Andrew Robb
    Brooms In: Quidditch, Mark Hellinger

    The Dusky Sun, Friday 8pm

    Catfood, Benjamin Laut, Last Call Productions
    The Savoy Ladies Group, Samantha Dinning/Lucinda Horrocks
    Wave, Tom Huntington
    The Right, Andrew C.Formosa, A Forest In Orange
    The Anniversary, Sarah Portelli, NPG Group
    Adam, Stephanie Parsons
    Wizard Film, Nelson Dean
    Forever, James Walker,
    Mrs Cuthbert, Gary Hegedus

    The Rouge, Saturday 4.30 (Female Filmmakers Program)

    Alight, Tenika Smith
    The Savoy Ladies Group, Samantha Dinning, Lucinda Horrocks, Wind and Sky Prod
    Speaking words, Amber Wilson
    Homesong, Natalie Cunningham
    Porch Sale, Bess Keaney
    Mirror Man, Jasmine Dixon
    Adam, Sttephanie Parsons, Victorian College of the Arts
    Anniversary, Sarah Portelli
    Deep, Suzy Markovski
    Marionettes, Kelly Jean
    Sir Dancealot, Lana Schwarcz, Atalanti Films
    The Bin, Karen Ingram
    Introspection, Lara Nguyen
    Mothers and Daughters, Janet Dimelow

    The Western Sun, Saturday 6pm

    Sir Dancealot, Lana Schwarcz
    Life’s A Drag, Robin Queree
    Why do they hate us? Mark Bakaitis
    Master Poet, Justin Olstein
    Speaking Words, Amber Wilson
    He’s got character, WD Stevens
    Homesong

    The Palm (awards), Sunday 6pm

    Mirror Man, Jasmine Dixon
    Deep, Suzy Markovski
    Introspection, Lara Nguyen
    Last road Till Ballarat, Drew Hair/Logan Davies
    The Right, Andrew C. Formosa, A Forest In Orange
    Business Trip, Anthony Dillon
    Mothers and Daughters
    Tomorrow, Joanthon Gittus
    Forever, James Walker

    All programs listed are for the Sun Theatre, Ballarat St Yarraville.
    Book online @ suntheatre.com.au

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