Keyword results: MIFF
What:
MIFF - Orbit after party
Where:
Screening at ACMI. Party at Coopers Festival Lounge, The Forum
When:
TONIGHT! Thurs Aug 7, screening at 9.15pm, party from 10.30pm
How much:
Party is free!
Win:
We have a dbl pass to the screening to give away. IT'S TONIGHT, so you'll need to be able to meet us in the city for tickets. To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject line 'I admits I love Video Hits'
Description:
It's like Video Hits, but good. MIFF screens a collection of Australian and NZ music videos tonight, including locally made clips from Plug-in City, Winterpark, Little Red, and Die! Die! Die!. Post clippage, the ORBIT after party officially starts at 10.30pm. All India Radio are playing live, followed by John Cope Williams DJing.
Event: Party
Stimulus: C
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