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Mix Tape (World Premiere)
Thursday 2nd September - Saturday 11th September @ Chunky Move Studios, Southbank
Chunky Move presents Mix Tape created by Stephanie Lake showing at Chunky Move Studios (111 Sturt St Southbank) from 2-11 September 2010. Mix Tape is about love. Driven by an eclectic and personal set of songs as well as recorded interviews, this new dance work cleverly illuminates experiences of regret, desire, ecstasy and disillusionment. Mix Tape reveals both the sublime and mundane facets of love in daily life – how we choose each other and the substance of our attraction. Mix Tape is part of The Next Move, a series of performances created by the next generation of dance makers, commissioned and presented by Chunky Move.
More information and bookings at: chunkymove.com
Triple R Presents The Overload Poetry Festival 2010
Friday 10th September - Sunday 19th September @ Various Venues
Melbourne’s Overload Poetry Festival 2010 runs for 10 days from September 10 to 19. The festival is embracing multimedia (like podcasts, skype and video) to bring poetry to a new generation of fans with their theme “Screening the word”. The festival also has a focus on freedom of expression for poets and other artists.
For more information on masterclasses, performances, discussions and events throughout the festival visit overloadpoetry.org
Transmission Films Presents THE TREE - PHONE IN TUESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER @ 11AM
Tuesday 14th September @ Cinema Nova, Carlton
The Australian/French co-production The Tree received a rapturous standing ovation at its World Premiere as the closing night film of the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
The Tree stars Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marton Csokas and Aden Young and is directed by French filmmaker Julie Bertuccelli, whose debut feature, Since Otar Left, won the Grand Prize, International Critics’ Week, at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.
Filmed entirely in Australia, the film is an adaptation of the novel Our Father Who Art in the Tree and explores the capacity of imagination as a means to survive and the unstoppable power of life asserting itself over sadness.
For more info visit thetreefilm.com.au
Triple R is presenting a special preview screening of The Tree on Tuesday 14th of September at 6.30pm at Cinema Nova.
Subscribers can call the station at 11am on Tuesday September 7th during Spoke for a chance to win a double pass.
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