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DANCING IN JAFFA: Tamara Zainab and Inam Zimbalista. (Photo Credit: Adam Cohen)
Sydney Film Festival
This year, the Sydney Film Festival (SFF), from June 5 to 16, will expand its program, audience reach and accessibility for festival-goers to experience the best films from across Australia and around the world. Film lovers can now more easily share the excitement with the addition of 23 screenings at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace Cremorne.
The program features 190 titles (19 world premieres, 5 international premieres, and 122 Australian premieres) from 55 countries at the State Theatre, Event Cinemas George Street, Dendy Opera Quays, the new screening location at the Hayden Orpheum Cremorne and Art Gallery of NSW. The Apple Store Sydney hosts a selection of free public talks; Grasshopper continues as the official festival lounge, open late for drinks and dinner; and SFFTV@Martin Place returns with a free giant outdoor screen showing a selection of SFF highlights plus fascinating shorts from Film Australia collection at the National Film and Sound Archive.
Sydney Film Festival
This year, the Sydney Film Festival (SFF), from June 5 to 16, will expand its program, audience reach and accessibility for festival-goers to experience the best films from across Australia and around the world. Film lovers can now more easily share the excitement with the addition of 23 screenings at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace Cremorne.
The program features 190 titles (19 world premieres, 5 international premieres, and 122 Australian premieres) from 55 countries at the State Theatre, Event Cinemas George Street, Dendy Opera Quays, the new screening location at the Hayden Orpheum Cremorne and Art Gallery of NSW. The Apple Store Sydney hosts a selection of free public talks; Grasshopper continues as the official festival lounge, open late for drinks and dinner; and SFFTV@Martin Place returns with a free giant outdoor screen showing a selection of SFF highlights plus fascinating shorts from Film Australia collection at the National Film and Sound Archive.
