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Event
- Title:
- EVENT: 4th Greek-Australian Short Film Festival
- When:
- 21.11.2013 18.30 h
- Where:
- Palace Cinemas Como - South Yarra
- Category:
- Film
Description
The Greek-Australian Short Film Festival returns in 2013 with a standout collection of short films by Greek-Australian filmmakers.
This year's program includes John Evagora's Joey (winner of Best Short at the St. Kilda Film Festival), Natalie Cunningham's You Know What? I Love You (Official Selection, MIFF), Koraly Dimitriatis' Best Friend, Stella Dimadis' Duke & Wyndsor, Alethea Jones' Dave's Dead (Official Selection, MIFF and SFF), Jason Raftopoulos' Father's Day, Maria Theodorakis' Car Lady Bike Girl, Christopher Kezelos' The Maker and Luka Lesson's Throw My Luck.
2013 CURATORIAL TEAM: Katerina Kotsonis, Stella Dimadis and Jim Koutsoukos, in collaboration with the Delphi Bank 20th Greek Film Festival and Penny Kyprianou. We wish to thank the 2013 Judges, Emmanuel Perdis, Maria Mercedes, George Donikian and Blake Borcich and our sponsor Napoleon Perdis.
For all the films playing today on the Greek-Australian Short Film Festival please visit the Greek Film Festival Website by clicking here.
Venue
- Venue:
- Palace Cinemas Como - Website
- Street:
- Cnr Toorak Rd & Chapel St
- Postcode:
- 3141
- Suburb:
- South Yarra
- State:
- VIC
- Country:
-
Centrally located in the heart of chic South Yarra, the glamorous Palace Cinema Como screens a selection of the best local and international films. In addition to cutting edge cinema, each year Palace Cinema Como is proud to host a wide range of film festivals including the Italian, French, Greek, German, Israeli and Russian Film Festivals.
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