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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Executive director to depart State Opera, pre-election forum tackles federal arts policy, Film Festival seeks hidden Adelaide stories, sponsored studio call-out at The Mill, and ASO adds new shows to its 2022 season.
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SA arts and culture news in brief: Record sales and attendances for Tarnanthi Art Fair and OzAsia, $7 million boost for the state’s arts and music sectors, new laneway art in the CBD, changing of the guard at Adelaide Chamber Singers, and more.
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This nuanced and gentle farewell film from charismatic actor David Gulpilil offers fascinating insights into the way a man as celebrated as he is continues to inhabit his own culture, writes Penelope Debelle.
From a childhood spent immersed in Yolngu culture, to celebrity, dining with the Queen and time in prison, David Gulpilil has lived the extremes. In a new documentary, the actor’s extraordinary life is offered as a final gift from this significant national storyteller.
Adelaide Film Festival is set to premiere a new documentary celebrating 150 years of the Port Adelaide Football Club later this month, with past and present club heroes attending some of the special screenings.
The Adelaide Film Festival is on track for a 20 per cent increase in box office takings in 2020, with CEO and creative director Mat Kesting describing it as a ‘truly remarkable’ result given the challenges created by COVID-19.
Film & TV
Film & TV
Film & TV
Film & TV
