Latest NewsCAMPFIRE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 12th May 2012The Campfire Film Festival is an annual event that celebrates short film as a means of provoking discussion and debate around meaningful issues.
The 2012 Festival is proudly supported by the Australian Film Critics Association (AFCA), with panel discussions around the making and using of shortfilms in the education sector. AFCA jurors -Peter Krausz, Greg King and Sharon Hurst have judged and awarded the best short-films in the categories:
The event also receives support from its cultural partners, Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and the Victorian Multicultural Commission (under the direction of the Vic. Government Department of Premier and Cabinet). CAMPFIRE FILM FESTIVAL 12th May 2012 CINEMA 1 & THE CUBE ACMI CINEMAS, AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR THE MOVING IMAGE FED SQUARE, FLINDERS STREET, MELBOURNE1.30PM TO 5.30PM GET TICKETS NOW: $30.00 FULL / $15.00 CAMPFIRE MEMBER SCHOOLS / $15.00 STUDENTS, CONCESSIONS, ACMI MEMBERS click for brochure --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Audi Festival of German Films
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Australian Film Critics Association
Is a professional association for film critics, film reviewers and film journalists who work regularly in the media, and provide informed discussion, analysis, and comment about Australian and world cinema.
We aim to promote excellence and expertise in film criticism. We support mainstream, independent and Australian cinema, and seek to foster an appreciation of significant or challenging films that may have been neglected. We encourage formal and informal dialogue between film-makers, fellow critics and reviewers, distributors, exhibitors, film-goers, and other members of the film industry.
AFCA is an affiliated national section member of FIPRESCI, the international association of film critics and journalists.
Is a professional association for film critics, film reviewers and film journalists who work regularly in the media, and provide informed discussion, analysis, and comment about Australian and world cinema.
We aim to promote excellence and expertise in film criticism. We support mainstream, independent and Australian cinema, and seek to foster an appreciation of significant or challenging films that may have been neglected. We encourage formal and informal dialogue between film-makers, fellow critics and reviewers, distributors, exhibitors, film-goers, and other members of the film industry.
AFCA is an affiliated national section member of FIPRESCI, the international association of film critics and journalists.
