Keyword results: Short Film
What:
Red Hot Shorts
Where:
Studio 1, ACMI, Fed Square, Melbourne
When:
Fri Mar 5, screening starts 7.30pm
How much:
$8/$10 from here
Win:
Thanks to Gus, we have 2 dbls to give away! To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject 'His name may be Sorrow, but he has a great ass'
Description:
The first thing that comes up on Google when you search for Red Hot Shorts is very NSFW. Maybe that's why Gus doesn't update his website very often! There's always going to be 300 butts between you and the relevant screening information anyway. This month Red Hot Shorts features that Wild Beasts video, plus a Thom Yorke-picked Radiohead fan video and a short inspired by Nick Cave's circus freak song 'The Carny'.
Event: Film
Stimulus: Nick Cave
What:
Last Hope screening
Where:
Speakeasy Cinema, 1000 £ Bend, 361 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne
When:
Sun Mar 28, 7.30pm
How much:
$20 from here, $25 on door
Watch the trailer:
Here
Win:
Thanks to Speakeasy we have a dbl pass to give away! To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject 'wide blue yonder'
Description:
Maybe it's the hours upon hours spent floating about in the ocean, waiting for sets of waves to roll in. Maybe it's the high occurrence of low to medium impact head injuries. But invariably, most surfers have a spiritual connection to the ocean, manifesting itself in creative endeavours outside of the noble act of riding waves.
Event: Film
Stimulus: art house
What:
Red Hot Shorts
Where:
ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne
When:
Fri Dec 4, 7.30pm
How much:
$8/$10 here
Description:
Following the sellout success of last month's homage to Warp Records, Gus Berger brings us another Red Hot Shorts showcase. This session includes an early Bob Dylan clip, the award-winning 3D promo for Bjork, Adam Watson's winning entry for Kissy Sell Out in the Genero.tv music video competition, and more short films and cutting-edge music videos than you could point a stick at.
Event: Film
Stimulus: Music
He is the master of the quick comeback. A famed wit, with the impeccable timing of a matador. His home is protected by video surveillance. His head is big. He is Don Rickles.
But we're not here to talk about Don Rickles. We're here to meet one of his biggest fans - Todd Lamb. Todd is a visionary.
This isn't really a LOOK so much as a DO because script submissions for this short play competition gotta be in by July 31. It's not often that ThreeThousand suggests you create things yourself, we're more about telling you to go and see things other people have created, and drink their vino while you're there.
It is an often overlooked fact that punk and the do-it-yourself mentality went beyond just music to encompass publishing, clothes and of course film.
UK author and academic Jack Sargent is one of the editors of the book No Focus: Punk on Film and curator of Focus on Punk – a program of films, documentaries, and rare and unseen shorts that charts the chaotic and anarchic history of punk cinema.
Anthologies work because they’re so soothing for those with short attention spans. If you don’t like one chunk? Wait a few minutes, andyou’ll be watching something else. Paris, je t'aime has no less than 18 short films by arthouse directors from around the world, including Gus Van Sant, Tom Twyker, the Coen Brothers, Olivier Assayas, and more.
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