Australian Film Television and Radio School National Screening Tour

Every year the Australian Film Television and Radio School packages up a cross-section of the best work from its most exciting new talent, and tours it across Australia.

Birthday Boy
A 3D animation set during the Korean War. When little Manuk returns home, he finds a birthday present that will change his life.

Black Berries
Black Berries is a story about Candy and Lao, two 12-year-old best friends. To begin to try and understand the complex nature of relationships, is to begin growing up.

Change of Heart
Are people who have a heart transplant just receiving a spare part? What really happens when a human heart gives life to a body other than the one it was created in?

Tackle
Tackle is about a crucial turning point in the relationship between a father and his teenage son.

Blue Poles
Blue Poles is a story about a woman coming to understand her conflicting desires and responsibilities.

Splintered
This is a film about the unspoken rules of friendship.

Rating: M+
When: 7.30pm Mon 23rd August
Where: Deckchair Cinema
Cost: $10/$7 conc

Tickets available at the Box Office from 6.30pm

FREE INFORMATION SEMINAR
In addition to the screenings, the program includes a free information seminar on everything you wanted to know about applying to the country’s finest film, television and radio school.

For further information call 1300 131 461, or visit aftrs.edu.au/screeningtour

When: 2pm, Mon 23rd Aug
Where: Frog Hollow Conference Room
Price: Free