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SCREENTIME

SCREENTIME is a series of 5 screenings that centre around the joy and challenges of community gathering and collective identities, and referencing the communal experience of lockdown. The slate celebrates the joy of music as a way to connect with others SCREENTIME is a new initiative inviting young people aged 18 – 30 to gain first hand experience in programming cinema.→

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Beats
Sisters with Transistors + DJ Workshop with Miss World
Sing Street
The Farewell
Ali & Ava
Beats
Brian Welsh
10 February
19:00
Sisters with Transistors + DJ Workshop with Miss World
Lisa Rovna
17 February
19:00
Sing Street
John Carney
24 February
19:00
The Farewell
Lulu Wang
3 March
19:00
Ali & Ava
Clio Barnard
10 March
19:00
21 January 2022

Presenting SCREENTIME

Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival and Berwick Young Programmers are excited to present the launch of SCREENTIME. SCREENTIME is a new initiative inviting young people aged 18 – 30 to gain first hand experience in programming cinema and producing screenings for an audience.→
26 January 2022

SCREENTIME: Covid Safety Measures

In preparing for our upcoming screenings as part of SCREENTIME, the health and safety of our audiences has been at the heart of our planning throughout. Although restrictions surrounding COVID-19 are no longer a legal requirement, BFMAF remains cautious in our efforts to make screenings accessible and safe for all those returning to the cinema…→
17 January 2022

Moana Pasifika Moving Image Commission 2022

Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival is very excited to support a newly commissioned single-screen moving image work by a Moana Pasifika artist at this year’s Festival in September In Partnership with CIRCUIT and Tautai Pacific Arts Trust, BFMAF will support a Moana Pasifika artist based in Aotearoa New Zealand to create a new single channel…→
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BFMAF Archive

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2021
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a body is a body is a body
A body is a body is a body, Alternative Economies, Galb’Echaouf, Matt Means Land
Film still from A Scale Boy. A wideshot of a young Cambodian boy with short black hair, wearing a white shirt and a schoolbag satchel over his shoulder. His back is facing the camera, and he's walking along a path next to a red brick building.
A Scale Boy
Wideshot. On the left, a rectangle photograph with the head of a senior Donald the Duck-esque cartoon wearing small glasses propped on its break. The background of the photo appears to be a golden brown field. This photo appears to be stuck on a glass wall, and the background is blurred with some white and purple objects.
Alternative Economies
Amma Ariyan (Report to Mother)
Film still from A Scale Boy. A wideshot of a young Cambodian boy with short black hair, wearing a white shirt and a schoolbag satchel over his shoulder. His back is facing the camera, and he's walking along a path next to a red brick building.
Anti-Archive Shorts
2020
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Afternoon Clouds
At the River
At Those Terrifying Frontiers Where the Existence and Disappearance of People Fade Into Each Other
Badnam Basti
2019
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[INSERT TITLE HERE]: A Surrealist Gaming Experience
A Hundred Faces for a Single Day
A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery
A Town Called Panic
Animistic Apparatus 1: Ecologies and Art in Southeast Asia
2018
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Bathing
Berwick New Cinema: ♠
Berwick New Cinema: ♣
Berwick New Cinema: ♥
Berwick New Cinema: ♦
Big Boy
2017
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30 KG Shine
Allegro Largo Triste
Battleship Potemkin
Berwick New Cinema: Balearic Abyssal
Berwick New Cinema: Civil Twilight
Berwick New Cinema: Milla
2016
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2002
All the Cities of the North
April and the Extraordinary World
Berwick New Cinema Competition: Blue
Berwick New Cinema Competition: Green
Berwick New Cinema Competition: Red
2015
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A History of the Receding Horizon
Abdul & Hamza
Androids Dream
Battles
Berwick New Cinema Seminar
Cave Exits
2014
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A whole New World
Approved for Adoption
Before Night Falls
Démontable
Departure of All
Forbidden Voices