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‘Avatars of queerness’: How the Mardi Gras film festival posters render the human

For the Mardi Gras Film Festival, the erasure of the human subject is a liberatory act of universalising the queer experience

February 28, 2022 Harry Gay
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Magic and McCarthyism: The forgotten history of campus film societies

The early days of film appreciation at Sydney University led to the birth of the Sydney Film Festival and even aroused suspicions from ASIO.

November 9, 2021 Claire Ollivain
Reviews // Sydney Underground Film Festival

Review: Sydney Underground FIlm Festival Opening Night

The film festival digs deeper to unearth the weird and wonderful of up and coming cinema.

September 16, 2018 Theo Delaney
Reviews // Sydney Film Festival

In ‘The Forest of Lost Souls’, it’s easy to lose your way

A powerful exploration of how we comprehend suicide

May 16, 2017 Christine Wei
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Honi Does Sydney Writers’ Festival- Co-conspirators: Margaret Pomeranz and Philippa Whitfield Pomeranz

Eliza Bicego checks in on what Margaret Pomeranz is up to in her post ‘At the Movies’ life.

May 26, 2015 Eliza Bicego
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Mardi Gras Film Festival: She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry

Anna Egerton and Freya Newman review another offering from the Mardi Gras film festival, She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry.

March 11, 2015 Honi Soit

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