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FAST SELLING FEATURES
Don’t miss the opening Night Party and Film with Launnie’s Mayor Matthew Garwood serenading you over bubbles and canapes, then enjoy Past Lives, which is tipped as the “best film of 2023”.
Selling fast too is the Saturday night feature Afire! Seats for the quirky EO’s heartwarming and heart-wrenching tale of a little donkey’s wanderings across a Europe populated by farmers, football fans and French countesses are also being snapped up.
And, the Australian Premiere of the animated film, The Inventor, by the man who made The Lion King and Ratatouille is a must-see for adults and kids!
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FAST SELLING SHORTS
Box office sales prove that kids and their parents love animations. Best-selling sessions are for the very young (11.30am) and young kids (1-2.30pm) at QVMAG on Saturday 2 September.
And, also not surprisingly, our Acclaimed animated shorts (5-6.30pm), featuring Oscar-nominated films is selling fast, too. If you love animations from around the world make your choices now!
And everyone loves a Tassie short story it seems. Our short film competition shorts and GRIT shorts that showcase Tasmanian stories are being snapped up, as are tickets to the FREE Inspiring Change Short Film Awards.
FAST SELLING CLASSICS
Not surprisingly Monty Python: The Meaning of Life is the best-selling classic at BOFA so grab a seat now.
And seats are moving fast for classics that tug the heart, Children of Heaven, get the pulse racing, Goldfinger, and make you either proud or cringe at being a true blue bloody Aussie, The Adventures of Barry McKenzie. Plus free Ducane beer, while it lasts, WILL be popular after the Bazza film but you don’t need a ticket. Just rock up and close the festival with us in style!
STEADFAST FRIENDS
BOFA has steadfast friends like Events Tasmania, City of Launceston, University of Tasmania, S Group, QVMAG, Inclusive Creatives, Café Mondello, Intend Financial, GRIT, Peppers Silos
Hotel, DuCane Brewery, WD Booth, Cuthill Family Foundation, Lenah Game Meats, Mental Health Council of Tasmania, Fot and Playsted, Uniting Pilgrim Church, dAda mUse, Mighty Nice, the Royal Oak
Hotel, Jen Gardner and Tom Murray.
But we need YOUR help, too! Cost of living inflation is squeezing film lovers’ budgets, production costs have seen sharp increases and we share a diminishing pot of sponsorship funds with many others.
If you could help us keep inspiring positive change with great films in the future, even a small donation would help now. Please donate here.
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