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SUMMARY:The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Midnight Screening
DESCRIPTION:I would like\, if I may\, to take you on a strange journey. There’s a light on\, over at the Capri. No\, it’s not a hunting lodge for rich weirdos. It’s a place where you can be amongst friends…not sane persons. We know it’s not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes our face ache. So pop on your fishnets\, pack your rice and toast\, and get ready to do the Time Warp. I’ll tell you once. I won’t tell you twice. \nA costume is essential if you want to be judged and awarded with Haigh’s Chocolates by our host Peter Goers. It’s also a requirement should you want to do the Time Warp on stage with the glamorous Claire Baker in control of the mighty WurliTzer organ. \n11pm – BAR OPEN \nMidnight – PETER GOERS HOSTS THE COSTUME PARADE WHILE CLAIRE BAKER ROCKS THE ORGAN\, FOLLOWED BY THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW ON SCREEN
URL:https://capri.org.au/event/the-rocky-horror-picture-show-midnight-screening/
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SUMMARY:Adelaide Independent Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Welcome in the warmth of Spring and join us at the inaugural Adelaide Independent Film Festival (AIFF) on 14 October 2023 for an afternoon of incredible short films presented at the uniquely designed and heritage-listed Capri Theatre! \nThe official programme comprises over a dozen short films from local\, national and international filmmakers. Throughout the past few months\, we have watched over 100 short films and have specifically selected the very best to present to you. The AIFF is proudly sponsored by The City of Unley. \nWe have secured the award-winning contemporary visual artist Nasim Nasr. A selection of Nasim’s phenomenal work will be presented in the foyer before the main screening. \nTo add extra flavour to the mix\, you will experience the Capri’s Wurlitzer theatre organ. If you have not witnessed this compelling instrument live\, you do not want to miss out! \nAt the end of the screening\, join us to celebrate at The Goody on Goodwood Road and tell us your favourite short film. We would love to hear from you! The Goody is only a short 7-minute walk from the Capri Theatre. \nEveryone is welcome. Head to the tickets page to secure your seats to be included in the Adelaide Independent Film Festival’s history books as one of the very first patrons! \nThe official programme will be announced in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on our Instagram page and website for all the details. \nThank you for supporting the newest film festival in South Australia! \n***If you live within the City of Unley\, study at a South Australian film school or supported the AIFF at our fundraiser in July\, please email us directly to receive a code for discounted tickets. *** \nFull Programme\nThe 7th Night: MaoMao\nDirected by ahLoong\n3 Minutes | Malaysia (English Subtitles)\nAccording to Chinese custom\, every soul will pay a last visit to their beloved family on the 7th night after they passed away. This is a story about a little boy waiting for the return of his lost beloved cat MaoMao.\n\nThe Better Angels \n(Adelaide film)\nDirected by Michael Cusack\n13 Minutes | Australia\nA young soldier trying to escape the horrors of war\, finds an abandoned house and within its walls the stories of what might have been.\n\nSuitcase\nDirected by Saman Hosseinpuor\, Ako Zandkarimi\n14 minutes | Iran (No dialogue)\nFar from his own homeland\, a Kurdish refugee lives in his suitcase. In it he carries memories of his family. When someone steals the suitcase in the tumult of the foreign city centre\, he loses his home a second time.\n\nCafé Marylin\nDirected by András Reszeli-Soós\n28 Minutes | Hungary (English Subtitles)\nAustralian Premiere\nThe well-known actor with one of the most famous voices in the country is invited to a meeting at Café Marylin\, where over a cup of coffee\, he is faced with the strange fact that his host’s voice is almost exactly the same as his own. And his vocal doppelganger knows a lot about him. Probably\, much more than you can get from the tabloids.\n\nImpulse\nDirected by Nasim Nasr\n3 Minutes | Australia\nImpulse concerns the ongoing struggle and conflict between human ‘dark’ and ‘light’ emotions\, through synchronous half-hidden and half-revealed dance moves by a male figure with a black and white chador (Iranian compulsory female hijab).\n\nThe Speed of Sound\nDirected by Matthew J. Thompson\n13 Minutes | Australia\nSA Premiere\nWhen a hopeful filmmaker’s mate exaggerates his skills to get him a job\, he struggles with his anxiety while stuck in the director’s cross hairs.\n\nDies Irae\nDirected by Maru Collective\n8 Minutes | Australia\nSA Premiere\nTwo playful angels\, seven sinful pigs\, and one poor righteous passerby.\n\nHigh Waters On The Shoulders Of Giants\nDirected by Gus Armstrong\n1 minute | Australia\nSA Premiere\nA short biopic as First Nations custodian Peter Swain examines and overlooks the condition of the river as it recedes from flood waters.\n\nThe Individuals\n(Adelaide film)\nDirected by Alexandra Kessell\n10 Minutes | Australia\nAdverse habits and hidden traumas begin to unravel three young roommates\, as they all try to navigate adulthood.\n\nFlappy\nDirected by Darcy Conlan\n6 Minutes | Australia\nSA Premiere\nA thief is stalked by an inflatable car yard mascot after he steals one of its closely guarded vehicles.\n\nEvacuation Afghanistan: The Story of Erfan\n(Adelaide film)\nDirected by Angus Rawson\n5 Minutes | Australia\nThis documentary follows the story of Erfanullah\, an interpreter for NATO Forces\, who was evacuated to Australia after the fall of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to the Taliban.\n\nDjaambi\n(Adelaide film)\nDirected by Joel Brown\n8 Minutes | Australia\nDjaambi centres on Reg\, a young Indigenous man\, transitioning between past decisions\, and the new. Made raw in the wake of the death of his close cousin\, Tjarrah\, Reg’s experiences with racism at the hands of his work colleague challenge his sense of identity\, making him anxious.\n\nThe Drivers\nDirected by Fraser Cameron\n14 Minutes | Australia\nAustralian Premiere\nJump in the back of a ride-share car\, and learn something new about its driver – by asking something new. Something intimate\, personal and real. Set in Melbourne\, this short explores what’s shared when you replace small talk with big questions. Love\, loss\, childhood – life is a wild ride\, for all of us.\n\nPyre\nDirected by Paul Burns\n4 Minutes | Australia\nExploring helplessness\, Pyre is an experimental short film which personifies death as a ghoul in a dress\, drawing closer and closer until striking.\n \nReincarnation Mall\nDirected by Eric Giessmann\, Piers Goffart\n5 Minutes | Germany (No dialogue)\nIt’s just a pity that Mr. Grump didn’t collect too many karma points during his life on Earth. Because when he suddenly finds himself in a shopping mall after his death\, in which you can buy a new life with exactly these points\, he is forced to rethink his entire attitude towards life. \n\nAustralian Mongrel\nDirected by Rocco Fazzari\, Belinda Lopez \n2 Minutes | Australia\nSA Premiere\nPassengers on the Sydney Rail Network are asked “How did you get here?”
URL:https://capri.org.au/event/adelaide-independent-film-festival/
CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Film Festivals,Special Screenings
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