TROPFEST JUNIOR FINALISTS!
February 11th 2009 07:03
Here are the 12 finalists for TROPFEST Jr as announced lst THrusday February 5. Screening in Sydney on Sunday February 22. Gates open at 12 pm and the Juniors begin screening very soon after. At the main arena, the live entertainment starts at 3pm. But more about that later......
142 Hours
Director: Jasmin-Johanna Mobbs
State: ACT
An adventure prone single mum and her equally intrepid four kids aged 7-15 take the Trans-Siberian train journey through China, Mongolia and across Russia.
Ant Plague
Director: Anthony Barnhill
State: VIC
Who would have thought that a queen ant with one big appetite could cause such mayhem for two young boys? Watch as the battle between man and ant begins!
Big Bad Baz
Director: Andrew Mills
State: VIC
Baz is a big bad bully. He loves rock music, picking on kids and ice-cream. So what is young Sam to do when his only hope, the school counsellor, is Baz's mother?
Bindiana Jones
Director: Silvermay Darlison-Raines
Producers: Beth Evans & Lachlan Hassan
State: QLD
When Bindiana is challenged by the school bullies, she decides enough is enough… but does she have what it takes to evade capture?
The Can
Director: Marc Levin & Brian Sack
State: VIC
An ordinary can is drunk and not properly disposed of. He wakes up and makes it his mission to stop the man who threw him away from litterig again.
Corporate Blob
Director: Edward McAndrew
State: VIC
What happens when you are the only colourful thing in a grey world? If there was another colour, would you dare to trust in hope?
Dry Water: The Making Of
Director: Gabriel Colomb
Producer: Jan Ellis
State: NSW
Famous Hollywood director, Winston Kubrike, waxes lyrical about his new masterpiece. When the film fails miserably, however, he is less than complimentary about some of his key crew members.
For the Love of the Game
Director: Emmah Richards
State: VIC
Every Saturday hundreds of teenagers play Aussie Rules Football. Many of them face no future in the sport, yet they continue to play anyway.
Hold My Hand
Director: Kai Mann-Robertson & Lochlan Broughton
State: VIC
A tale of two lovers, a Boy and a Girl, who chase each other from place to place, hoping only to hold one another. But as a distance separates them, will they ever have the chance of truly being together?
Meeting Me
Director: Ella Sandor
State: NSW
Emily is not happy at her new school, the other kids think she’s a weirdo. She wishes there was someone just like her. Imagine her surprise when her wish comes true!
Trampoline
Director: Jordie Katz
State: VIC
4 young boys 1 bouncy trampoline = VERY BIG TROUBLE!!!
The Walnut Tree
Director: Katherine Samarzia
State: SA
With its knobby bark, jaded symmetry, and generous, shady branches, the walnut tree is a silent sentinel in this story about a grandfather and his grandson.
State: ACT
An adventure prone single mum and her equally intrepid four kids aged 7-15 take the Trans-Siberian train journey through China, Mongolia and across Russia.
Director: Anthony Barnhill
State: VIC
Who would have thought that a queen ant with one big appetite could cause such mayhem for two young boys? Watch as the battle between man and ant begins!
State: VIC
Baz is a big bad bully. He loves rock music, picking on kids and ice-cream. So what is young Sam to do when his only hope, the school counsellor, is Baz's mother?
Director: Silvermay Darlison-Raines
Producers: Beth Evans & Lachlan Hassan
State: QLD
When Bindiana is challenged by the school bullies, she decides enough is enough… but does she have what it takes to evade capture?
Director: Marc Levin & Brian Sack
State: VIC
An ordinary can is drunk and not properly disposed of. He wakes up and makes it his mission to stop the man who threw him away from litterig again.
Director: Edward McAndrew
State: VIC
What happens when you are the only colourful thing in a grey world? If there was another colour, would you dare to trust in hope?
Director: Gabriel Colomb
Producer: Jan Ellis
State: NSW
Famous Hollywood director, Winston Kubrike, waxes lyrical about his new masterpiece. When the film fails miserably, however, he is less than complimentary about some of his key crew members.
Director: Emmah Richards
State: VIC
Every Saturday hundreds of teenagers play Aussie Rules Football. Many of them face no future in the sport, yet they continue to play anyway.
Director: Kai Mann-Robertson & Lochlan Broughton
State: VIC
A tale of two lovers, a Boy and a Girl, who chase each other from place to place, hoping only to hold one another. But as a distance separates them, will they ever have the chance of truly being together?
Director: Ella Sandor
State: NSW
Emily is not happy at her new school, the other kids think she’s a weirdo. She wishes there was someone just like her. Imagine her surprise when her wish comes true!
Director: Jordie Katz
State: VIC
4 young boys 1 bouncy trampoline = VERY BIG TROUBLE!!!
Director: Katherine Samarzia
State: SA
With its knobby bark, jaded symmetry, and generous, shady branches, the walnut tree is a silent sentinel in this story about a grandfather and his grandson.
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