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18th St. George Bank Brisbane International
Film Festival – News
12 AUGUST – IT'S A WRAP
SHOWTIME AUDIENCE TOP 10
1. Balibo
2. Blessed
3. 500 Days of Summer
4. Looking for Eric
5. The Strength of Water
6. Che
7. Flowers of the Sky
8. Moon
9. Dead Snow
10. Black Dynamite
Top Five Documentaries
1. Yes Madam, Sir
2. The Beaches of Agnès
3. The Cove
4. The September Issue
5. It Might Get Loud
Top Five Short Films
1. Careful With That Power Tool
2. The Second Life of the Sugar Bowl
3. The Making of 'Sons of Matthew'
4. Soft Cop
5. Miracle Fish
The Courier-Mail Queensland Short Film Competition
QSFC Audience Favourite Award
Behind Blue Eyes
Directed by Martin Moynihan
QSFC Critics Choice Award
Seersucker
Directed by Mairi Cameron
TransLink Cine Sparks Film Jury Awards
TransLink Cine Sparks Award - Junior Jury (Years 8-10)
It's Not Me, I Swear!
Directed by Philippe Falardeau
TransLink Cine Sparks Award - Senior Jury (Years 11-12)
Ben X
Directed by Nic Balthazar
Fipresci Jury Award
Balibo
Directed by Robert Connolly
Interfaith Jury Award
Balibo
Directed by Robert Connolly
NETPAC Jury Award
Agrarian Utopia
Directed by Uruphong Raksasad
About Elly
Directed by Asghar Farhadi
Kinetone Award
Jackie McKimmie
08 AUGUST – BALIBO TAKES HONOURS AT FILM FESTIVAL
CLOSING night film, BALIBO, has won two of the five jury prizes at the 2009 St.George Bank Brisbane International Film Festival.
The Australian film, about the murder of five Australian journalists in East Timor in 1975, took out both the Interfaith and Fipresci Jury Awards. Director Robert Connolly and actor/producer Anthony LaPaglia were both on hand at today’s award ceremony to receive the awards.
Three other jury awards were announced today, including two awards for films for young people screened at the festival as part of TransLink Cine Sparks. The Junior TransLink Cine Sparks jury singled out IT’S NOT ME, I SWEAR! by Philippe Falardeau, while the Senior TransLink Cine Sparks jury named BEN X by Nic Balthazar as its award winner. The NETPAC (Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema) jury named two titles for recognition: AGRARIAN UTOPIA by Uruphong Raksasad and ABOUT ELLY by Asghar Farhadi.
Today’s awards ceremony at the Emporium Hotel also included the presentation of the two Courier-Mail Queensland Short Film Competition awards. The winner of the Critics’ Choice was SEERSUCKER by Mairi Cameron, while BEHIND BLUE EYES was named Audience Favourite. Writer, director and producer Jackie McKimmie received the Kinetone Award for outstanding contribution to the Queensland film industry. Over her long and distinguished career as a filmmaker, administrator and advisor, McKimmie has played an extensive role in the development of young and emerging filmmakers in Queensland, including indigenous filmmakers.
St.George Bank BIFF will close tonight with BALIBO. The film, which was to have been screened in a single cinema, has expanded to two cinemas due to public demand. he screening will be attended by director Robert Connolly, actor/producer Anthony LaPaglia, actor Damon Gameau, and Shooting Balibo author, Tony Maniaty.
Tickets are still available at the Regent Box Office or at www.stgeorgebiff.com.au
07 AUGUST – DEAD SNOW, BLESSED, CHE 1 & 2 SOLD OUT!
These highly anticipated films sell out!
SHOWTIME TOP 20 (as at 7 August)
1. Flowers of the Sky
2. Subdivision
3. Looking for Eric
4. 500 Days of Summer
5. Moon
6. The Strength of Water (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 5.20pm - The Regent)
7. Black Dynamite
8. Storage
9. Away We Go
10. Still Walking
11. Kantata Takwa (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 3.30pm - GoMA)
12. Little Soldier (screens again: Fri 7 Aug, 9.30pm - The Regent)
13. The Milk of Sorrow
14. Coraline
15. Birdwatchers
16. Unmade Beds
17. Missing Water
18. Pandoras Box
19. About Elly
20. Dreamland
Top 5 Documentaries
2. The September Issue
3. My Asian Heart
4. The Inheritors
5. Gandhi's Children
06 AUGUST – QNFA AWARDS – FRIDAY NIGHT!
Come and celebrate the States emerging talents at the Warner Roadshow Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards Ceremony!
There are a total of twenty-eight awards in contention and three categories of filmmakers; Secondary, Tertiary and Independent. Judged by industry professionals, the QNFA Awards is one of the years biggest industry events which celebrates the states brightest young talent. Full list of nominated films.
QNFA Awards Friday 7 August, 7pm for 7.30pm, The Tivoli, $25/$20 (under 18 years)SHOWTIME TOP 20 (as at 5 August)
1. Flowers of the Sky
2. Looking for Eric
3. 500 Days of Summer
4. The Strength of Water (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 5.20pm - The Regent)
5. Moon (screens again: Thur 6 Aug, 9.50pm - The Regent)
6. Black Dynamite
7. Storage
8. Away We Go
9. Still Walking
10. Kantata Takwa (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 3.30pm - GoMA)
11. Little Solider (screens again: Fri 7 Aug, 9.30pm - The Regent)
12. The Milk of Sorrow
13. Coraline
14. Birdwatchers
15. Unmade Beds
16. Missing Water
17. Pandora's Box (screens again: Thurs 6 Aug, 9.10pm - The Regent)
18. About Elly
19. Dreamland
20. Songs from the Southern Seas
(screens again: Sat 8 Aug, 7.10pm - The Regent)
Top 5 Documentaries
1. The Cove2. The September Issue
3. My Asian Heart
4. The Inheritors
5. Gandhi's Children
05 AUGUST – BIABLO – ADDITIONAL TICKETS RELEASED
Grab them quick!
SHOWTIME TOP 20 (as at 5 August)
1. Looking for Eric
2. 500 Days of Summer
3. The Strength of Water (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 5.20pm - The Regent)
4. Moon
5. Flowers of the Sky (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 6.40pm - The Regent)
6. Black Dynamite
7. Storage
8. Away We Go
9. Kantata Takwa (screens again: Sun 9 Aug, 3.30pm - GoMA)
10. Little Solider (screens again: Fri 7 Aug, 9.30pm - The Regent)
11. The Milk of Sorrow
12. Coraline
13. Birdwatchers
14. Still Walking (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 2.10pm - The Regent)
15. Missing Water
16. Pandora's Box (screens again: Thurs 6 Aug, 9.10pm - The Regent)
17. About Elly (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 5pm - The Regent)
18. Dreamland
19. The Missing Person
20. Laila's Birthday
Top 5 Documentaries
1. The Cove
2. The September Issue
3. My Asian Heart
4. The Inheritors (screens again: Thurs 6 Aug, 12pm - GoMA)
5. Gandhi's Children
04 AUGUST – BIFF WEBSITE EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS
Unfortunately the BIFF website is experiencing some problems - please be patient it will be up and running again soon.
SHOWTIME TOP 20 (as at 3 August)
1. Looking for Eric (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 9.30pm - The Regent)
2. 500 Days of Summer
3. The Horseman
4. Coraline
5. The Milk of Sorrow (screens again: Tues 4 Aug, 6.40pm - The Regent)
6. Birdwatchers (screens again: Tues 4 Aug, 2.15pm - The Regent)
7. Still Walking (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 2.10pm - The Regent)
8. Missing Water
9. Pandora's Box (screens again: Thurs 6 Aug, 9.10pm - The Regent)
10. About Elly (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 5pm - The Regent)
11. Dreamland
12. The Missing Person
13. Laila's Birthday
14. Roots
15. Shirin
16. Van Diemen's Land
17. Hair India (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 12.20pm - GoMA)
18. Bluebeard
19. Everyone Else
20. Perfect Life
Top 5 Documentaries
1. The Cove
2. My Asian Heart
3. The Inheritors (screens again: Thurs 6 Aug, 12pm - GoMA)
4. Gandhi's Children
5. Bloody Mondays & Strawberry Pies
1. Brendan and the Secret of Kells
2. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
3. It's Not Me, I Swear!
03 AUGUST – BALIBO SELLS OUT!
Robert Connolly's powerful film has sold out!
SHOWTIME TOP 10 (as at 2 August)
1. Looking For Eric (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 9.30pm)
2. My Asian Heart
3. 500 Days of Summer
4. Black Dynamite
5. Storage
6. Away We Go
7. The Horseman
8. Coraline
(screens again: Mon 3 Aug,7pm - The Regent)
9. The Milk of Sorrow
(screens again: Tues 4 Aug, 6.40pm - The Regent)
10. Birdwatchers (screens again: Tues 4 Aug, 2.15pm - The Regent)
Plus one!
11. Still Walking
(screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 2.10pm - The Regent)
01 AUGUST – ADDITIONAL TICKETS FOR DEAD SNOW RELEASED!
Due to popular demand, additional tickets for Dead Snow have been released – look out for the Nazi Zombies!
Audience Top 10 Vote
After each session, audience members are encouraged to rate the film they have just seen using our Showtime voting slips. This section will be updated daily with the top 10 films to date. We will find out the audience favourite, as voted by you, at the end of the festival. Remember your vote counts!
SHOWTIME TOP 10 (as at 1 August)
1. Looking For Eric (screens again: Wed 5 Aug, 9.30pm)
2. 500 Days of Summer
3. Black Dynamite
4. Storage
5. Gandhi's Children
6. Dreamland
7. My Asian Heart
8. The Last Lear
9. The Missing Person
10. Laila's Birthday (screens again: Sun 2 Aug, 6.40pm)
31 JULY – STORAGE SELLS OUT!
Michael Craft's Storage has sold out. Those who have tickets, we're sure you'll enjoy this locally made production. Look out for more Shock Corridor titles.
30 JULY – PARTY PASS HAT-TRICK!
Attend BIFF's three biggest events for only $100. This pass gets you a ticket to An Education Opening Night and after-party and Gala screenings Coraline and Eden is West.
Offer valid for one day only! Purchase pass here!
29 JULY – ONLY ONE MORE SLEEP UNTIL BIFF!
Get your 1961 glam on at this years Opening Night. It will be a wonderful night of film and celebrations with star of the film Carey Mulligan in attendance. Dont miss out!
PERFECT LIFE
Fri 31 July, 4pm GoMA Sun 2 Aug, 8.40pm The Regent
QNFA PUBLIC SCREENINGS
Showcasing some of Queenslands brightest emerging filmmakers, this years Warner Roadshow Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards (QNFA) public screenings are not to be missed. Featuring 24 short films selected from all categories which demonstrate the originality, creativity and technical skill of Queenslands emerging filmmakers. Support local talent and enjoy the wonderful selection of works on offer.
Sat 1 Aug, 3.00pm and 5.00pm - The Regent. Tickets only $8!
KIDS' DAY - FILMS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Quality film screenings in the historic Regent Cinema suitable for the whole family. Join in the free and exciting movie-themed activities in the Queen Street Mall. Family films screening include the classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the new animation Coraline, the cross cultural puppetry experience of Mozart in China and the enchanting animation, Brendan and the Secret of Kells.
Sun 2 Aug all day The Regent Tickets only $8!
28 JULY – 30% OFF GALA SCREENINGS & AFTER-PARTY
From now until midnight (Tuesday), St.George Bank BIFF subscribers can purchase Gala tickets online for only $24.50 (normally $35). One of the last opportunities to enjoy a glamourous night out at the historic Regent.
Each screening is followed by an after-party, a grand night of entertainment, food and fine wines.
Featuring EDEN IS WEST, the latest work of renowned filmmaker Costa-Gavras, and the spellbinding animation CORALINE from Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas).
$5 City Parking!
The Myer Centre Car Park would like to offer all St.George Bank BIFF 2009 patrons the very special price of $5 parking at The Myer Centre Car Park during St.George Bank BIFF 2009. If you are going to watch a St.George Bank BIFF 2009 movie, park at the heart of the city, under The Myer Centre any time after 10am and when you exit simply present your valid St.George Bank BIFF 2009 movie ticket or season pass to the cashier in order to redeem the discount. For more terms and conditions give our friendly staff a call on 3229 1699. www.myercentreshopping.com.au
27 JULY – THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE FIRST FILM TO SELL OUT!
The September Issue 2009/35 mm/Colour/89 mins/English
Tuesday 4 August 2009 – The Regent 3 – 7:15 PM
Legendary Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is often called the devil or the fashion pope, and the magazine’s September issue is the veritable glam bible of the fashion world, created in the buzzy, consumerist heart of Manhattan, with brilliant shoots in Paris and Rome. In this engaging fly-on-the-wall documentary, we observe the extraordinary style guru editing the magazine, obsessing over tiny details, brooking no opposition, and, with moments to spare, triumphantly delivering the ‘biggest one in our history’: 840 pages of the headspinning fall-preview issue. As the mega-issue somehow takes shape amid the turmoil, Wintour’s fascinating sidekicks are witnessed toiling, arguing, and bitching—especially the spectacular André Leon Talley, editor-at-large, and Grace Coddington, genius creative director, who pulls off an inspired eleventh-hour masterstroke. We are also given more intimate glimpses of Anna’s softer side as a daughter, sister, and proud mother.
17 JUNE – THE REGENT BOX OFFICE OPEN TODAY!
Tickets on sale from 11:00am till 6:00pm. The Regent box office is located at 167 Queen Street (Mall), Brisbane.
AMITABH BACHCHAN
It is with great regret that the much anticipated visit of Amitabh Bachchan to this years festival will not be occurring.
St.George Bank BIFF is screening two of his films, AMAR AKBAR ANTHONY (1977) and his first English-language feature THE LAST LEAR (2007). Dont miss out on seeing this legend on the big screen.
ADDITIONAL FILM ANNOUNCED
We are delighted to announce that Marc Webbs 500 DAYS OF SUMMER will screen at this years St.George Bank BIFF. A love story that gives the straight
truth about the ups and downs of romance. Starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt
and Zooey Deschannel, this charming tale approaches the keeping things
casual side of relationships with vigor, humor
and heartbreak.
FRI 31 July, 7.15pm The Regent
GLAMOROUS GALAS
Take your festival experience to another
level at this years galas. Each screening will be followed by an
after-party, a grand night of entertainment, food and drink in the
historic Regent Cinema. Featuring EDEN IS WEST, the latest work of renowned filmmaker Costa-Gavras, and the spellbinding animation CORALINE from Henry Selick
(The Nightmare Before Christmas).
14 June – TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
You can now purchase tickets online at www.stgeorgebiff.com.au
During the festival, St.George Bank BIFF patrons can park at the Myer Centre Car Park for only $5! Simply show your BIFF ticket when exiting the car park.
GROUP BOOKINGS
Looking for something fun and interesting to do with a group? Take advantage of our discount group bookings. For groups of twenty people or more, tickets can be purchased at a special price. Please see our box office staff for more information.
ST.GEORGE BANK BIFF – NEEDS YOUR HELPHelp spread the word about this year's festival! Drop in to our office to collect a bundle of thirty St.George Bank BIFF Official Programmes to distribute to your workplace or community and receive a complimentary general admission double pass* to the film of your choice!
The festival office is located on Level 3, Regent Building, 167 Queen Street, Brisbane.
*Excludes opening night, closing night, galas, and showcases.
THE FESTIVAL'S HOTTEST EVENTS
AN EDUCATION,
followed by a spectacular after-party. Star Carey Mulligan will be in
attendance; don't miss out on Brisbane's most exciting film
event. Bouffant your hair and slip into your fanciest vintage attire
for the
dress code: 1961 glam.
Our gala screenings serve up two sensational world titles, each followed by an after-party with food, drinks, and entertainment: EDEN IS WEST, the latest work of renowned filmmaker Costa-Gavras, follows illegal immigrant Elias as he cautiously navigates his way through Paris, and the spellbinding animation CORALINE, from Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas), features the voices of Dakota Fanning, Jennifer Saunders, and Teri Hatcher.
This year's showcase films highlight the very best of world cinema. Take a fly-on-the-wall look at Vogue's empire in THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE; buckle up for Australian director David Caesar's PRIME MOVER, the latest from master director Sam Mendes.
Don't miss a special screening of CHE: PARTS ONE & TWO. Steven Soderbergh directs Benicio Del Toro in this stunning two-part opus based on Che Guevaras Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War
and Bolivian Diary.
AWARDS UPDATE
The Warner Roadshow Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards (QNFA) nominated films are now available here. Tickets for both the Public ScreeningAwards Ceremony (Fri 7 Aug) are available from the St.George Bank BIFF website.
The Courier-Mail Queensland Short Film Competition (QSFC)
Top-Ten finalist results are in! Congratulations to all the filmmakers
who entered; the standard of entries was very high. Click here for a full list of our
QSFC Top Ten. The QSFC Top Ten will screen in a special QSFC Top-Ten Screenings session on Sat 8 August. Online and SMS voting for the
Audience Favourite film will open 30 July.
22 June 2009 – LOCAL TALENT IN SPOTLIGHT AT 18TH ANNUAL BIFF
QUEENSLAND’S leading film event, the St.George Bank Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF), will put homegrown talent in the spotlight this year in celebration of Queensland’s 150th birthday. St.George Bank BIFF Executive Director, Anne Demy-Geroe, said a host of locally made films and films directed, produced or starring Queenslanders would feature prominently in the festival, which will run from Thursday 30 July to Sunday 9 August at The Regent and Gallery of Modern Art.
SUBDIVISION will screen as one of the Festival’s special event films, to be joined by another Australian film with a strong Queensland connection – PRIME MOVER. PRIME MOVER, about the dreams of a long haul truckie, won the 2008 Premier’s Literary Award for
best screenplay and features a predominantly Queensland-raised and trained cast including Michael Dorman, William McInnes, Anthony Hayes and Gyton Grantley. Grantley also features in St.George BIFF’s Closing Night film, BALIBO, about the murders of five Australian journalists in East Timor in 1975.
Ms Demy-Geroe said two of Queensland’s leading Indigenous filmmakers would also feature in the 18th annual festival. “St.George BIFF has secured the premieres of Ivan Sen’s new feature DREAMLAND and Leah Purcell’s new short film, AUNTIE MAGGIE AND THE WAMBA WAKGUN, which will screen before the feature on opening night.”
Other feature length films by Queenslanders include THE HORSEMAN by Steve Kastrissios and STORAGE by Michael Craft – both of which will screen in the Late Night programme – and documentary YES MADAM, SIR by Megan Doneman, which screened to strong reviews at this year’s Toronto Film Festival. All three filmmakers are former winners of Queensland New Filmmakers Awards, as is Ivan Sen.
Eleven short films by Dennis Tupicoff will screen as part of a special retrospective at the Australian Cinematheque at the Gallery of Modern Art. Tupicoff, who trained at the University of Queensland, has made numerous animated and live-action films, many with a distinctly Queensland flavour. Some of his more recognised films screening at this year’s St.George Bank BIFF include DARRA DOGS, HIS MOTHER’S VOICE and DANCE OF DEATH. “Scores more Queensland filmmakers will have their work screened as part of the Festival’s two competition programmes, The Courier-Mail Short Film Competition and the Warner Roadshow Queensland New Filmmakers Awards,” Ms Demy-Geroe said.
Ms Demy-Geroeu said while showcasing local talent was an important component of the Festival, all films were chosen for their quality.
“Local films are selected on their merit, just as the international titles are. That so many quality local films have made the cut this year is a fantastic achievement for our local industry.”
Screening times and tickets for the entire St.George Bank BIFF programme will be released on Friday 10 July. Multi-passes are available now through www.stgeorgebiff.com.au
9 June 2009 – FILM & FREE FUN AT KIDS’ DAY
CHILDREN can enjoy magical rides in a car that can float and fly, travel to Salzburg to learn about Chinese puppet shows, wrestle serpent gods or even find another world, all in one day at the TransLink Cine Sparks Kids’ Day.
As part of TransLink Cine Sparks, The Australian Film Festival for Young People, the inaugural Kids’ Day will be held in the Queen Street Mall on Sunday 2 August from 10.00am. Kids’ Day will serve up exciting free movie-themed activities and entertainment – including giant puppets and marching bands – on the upper Queen Street Mall stage area and four quality films will screen in the Regent Cinema, including Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Coraline, Mozart in China and Brendan and the Secret of Kells.
Perfect for the 5+ age group, the charming restoration of the 1968 musical, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – about a nutty inventor and his two children’s magical adventures – is certain to delight the whole family. In Coraline, Henry Selick, Director of The Nightmare Before Christmas, has delivered yet another animated treat about an adventurous girl (Dakota Fanning) who finds another world that is a strangely idealised version of her frustrating home, but it has sinister secrets. Teri Hatcher, Keith David, Dawn French and
Jennifer Saunders also voice in this highly anticipated film.
Equally appealing to all children 8+ is Brendan and the Secret of Kells, a story about a young monk fortifying the Abbey walls against invasion. Finally, Mozart in China is a scenic live-action film about two young boys – Danny and Li Wei – who try to save Li Wei’s grandfather’s shadow puppet theatre from a greedy loan shark. With dialogue in German and Mandarin, the film is a wonderful tale of cultural discovery and the universal nature of friendship.
St.George Bank Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) Executive Director, Anne Demy-Geroe said the Kids’ Day was set to be a fun and affordable day out for the whole family. “While TransLink Cine Sparks has always included family friendly titles, Kids’ Day is the first time we’ve offered several fantastic films and free entertainment all in one day. There will be something for everyone,” Ms Demy Geroe said.
Tickets to Kids’ Day films are $8. All other Kids’ Day activities in the Queen Street Mall are free. TransLink Cine Sparks will be held until 9 August at the Australian Cinémathèque at the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) and The Regent. The festival gives young Australians, from ages four to 18, a window into the lives of people from other countries and fascinates and inspires young film-goers.
TransLink Cine Sparks Kids’ Day is supported by Brisbane Marketing, TransLink and St.George Bank. St.George Bank BIFF will be held until 9 August. For more information visit www.stgeorgebankbiff.com.au or www.translinkcinesparks.com.au or call (07) 3007 3003.
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