Reel Life: WA Film Industry News – December/January 2019/2020

'The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou'
Our eclectic team of writers from around Australia – and a couple beyond – with decades of combined experience and interest in all fields.

Revelation Perth International Film Festival looks at the goings-on of the film world in Western Australia for December/January and beyond.

Netflix At The Backlot
The Backlot Perth have launched a new partnership with Netflix that gives them exclusive screening access to upcoming Netflix films. This is the only cinema in town where you can catch Scorsese’s epic saga 'The Irishman', the highly acclaimed 'Marriage Story' and 'The Two Popes'.

Perth Festival films
It’s time to kick back under the stars and enjoy Perth’s most picturesque outdoor movie location. If it’s romance, adventure, thriller, inspiring docos, politically charged drama, feel-good family tales or even a zombie comedy, this year’s Perth Festival Lotterywest Films programme has something for you.
Films for the festive season include 'Portrait Of A Lady On Fire' and 'The Peanut Butter Falcon'. The programme runs until April.

In Focus: Wes Anderson
Each month, Palace Cinemas dedicates a season to some of the world’s best and most acclaimed directors and in January, they present 'In Focus: Wes Anderson'. From 2 January, every Thursday night is dedicated to a weekly serve of Anderson’s distinctive visual stylings, compelling soundtracks and all-star casts. Kicking off with 'Bottle Rocket', you can catch all the gems including 'Rushmore', 'The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' all at Cinema Paradiso.

Rooftop Movies
From the producers of Fringe World, Rooftop Movies is an open-air cinema experience six levels above the ground in the centre of the city. Features a film programme packed with new releases and cinema classics, and everything in between.

Chicks At The Flicks
Grab the ladies for the final Chicks at the Flicks event for 2019 and catch 'Little Women' at Event Cinemas Innaloo on 12 December.
In writer/director Greta Gerwig’s take on the classic novel, the beloved story of the March sisters is both timeless and timely.
All tickets receive a bonus gift bag on the night.

The Two Popes
'The Two Popes'

Wrinkles The Clown
FilmInk Presents is bringing the phenomenal documentary, 'Wrinkles The Clown', to cinemas for one night only on Friday 13 December.
In late 2014, a terrifying video of a person in a clown mask emerging from underneath a sleeping child’s bed appears on YouTube. The description below the video claims that the clown is named Wrinkles, that he lives in southwest Florida, and that he’s been hired by the child’s parents to frighten her for misbehaving. The video goes viral. But who is Wrinkles, and why is he doing this?
With incredible access to the mastermind, 'Wrinkles The Clown' explores the phenomenon and the myth behind the mask.

Film School
On the second Monday of each month, a diverse array of young people will present an exciting new release and kick off a post-movie discussion with special guests.
Presented by Student Edge, Film School gives up-and-coming critics a voice. . . And that includes those in the audience as well! High schoolers and university/VET students are invited to come along, mix with fellow cinema-lovers and share their own hot takes on the movie of the month.

Free Film Friday - Walkabout
In Australian Aboriginal society, 'Walkabout' is a rite of passage during which males undergo a journey during adolescence, typically ages 10 to 16, and live in the wilderness for a period as long as six months to make the spiritual and traditional transition into manhood.
'Walkabout' screens at Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Fremantle on 13-14 December.

Telethon Community Cinemas
With all proceeds returned to charity – over $9 million to date – Telethon Community Cinemas screen blockbuster films, classics and all your favourites through the summer.
Four venues across Perth at Bassendean, Burswood, Murdoch and now ECU Joondalup Pines.

Smut Club Film Festival
Raising a middle finger to internet censorship, Smut Club returns for its second year of queer film, art and workshops.
Smut Club is a showcase of exceptional work from around the world, both film and art pieces, as well as workshops, panels and discussions about sexuality, the sex industry, gender, feminism and politics.
Smut Club takes place at Paper Mountain, Northbridge on 18-19 December.

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