Tag Archive for St Kilda Film Festival

Road Trip #2 Electric Boogaloo: The Road to the Palais

Those of you who have been following The Movie Boards for awhile maybe aware of a few years ago of my ill-fated road trip with the Old Man to Sydney the highlights of the trip being that due to my beer barrel physique combine with my use of a wheelchair meant that I was unable…

St Kilda Film Festival 2018 Program Announced

St Kilda Film Festival has revealed an action packed 10-day event calendar for its 35th instalment. Proudly produced by the City of Port Phillip, the Festival is Australia’s longest running publicly owned short film festival, running from Thursday 17 May to Saturday 26 May 2018. The festival’s Opening Night will take place at the Palais…

St. Kilda Film Festival Special Screenings Program Announced

An exciting preview of the upcoming 2018 St Kilda Film Festival has been released with the announcement of the special screenings program. St Kilda Film Festival provides opportunities for both emerging and established filmmakers, producers and directors to gain recognition among their peers and the general public. Among the exciting ten-day calendar there will be…

And St Kilda Film Festival Award Winners Are

On the St Kilda Film Festival’s Closing Night on Saturday. Welcome Home Allen, directed by Andrew Kavanagh, took home the Festival’s prestigious best short film award, walking away with a $10,000 cash prize and a qualification for consideration in the OSCARS® Short Film category. City of Port Phillip Mayor Bernadene Voss said the St Kilda…

St. Kilda Film Festival Interview

A big thank you to Festival Director Paul Harris for taking the time to answer a few questions How old is the St Kilda Festival? The St. Kilda Film Festival began in 1984 How many films were screened at the first St Kilda Festival? 13 films were screened at the initial event. When did the…

Palais Theatre to Reopen for St Kilda Film Festival

St Kilda’s Palais Theatre is set to reopen to the public on Thursday for the St Kilda Film Festival Opening Night, brighter and more vibrant than ever. Victorian Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley said that the iconic façade of the 89-year-old venue has been repaired, repainted and returned to its original 1927 colour and…