2015 Asian Australian Film Forum and Network (AAFFN) Event

The AAFFN team were pleased to our 2015 event –photos from the event here

Dates held:

27-28 November 2015

Venue:

Kaleide Theatre, RMIT University, Melbourne

Love Marriage in Kabul directed by Amin Palangi

The Asian Australian Film Forum and Network (AAFFN) is proud to announce a free 2 day event celebrating diversity on and behind the screen! For regular updates also see our 2015 AAFFN Event Page on Facebook

Program:

DAY 1

27th November

6.30pm – 8.30pm Screening of Love Marriage in Kabul

Q&A with Director Amin Palangi and Co-producer Sanaz Fotouhi

DAY 2

28th November

10.30am – 11.15am

Collection of short films from:

• Singapore International Film Festival
• Joy House Film Festival
• Colourfest

11.20am – 12.30pm

PANEL DISCUSSION/ Q&A with programmers

Topic: How do programmer select certain films and omit other stories that could be of interest?

Panelists: Sukhmani Khorana, Armi Marquez-Perez, Joy Hopwood & Kevin Bathman.

12.30 – 1.30pm

Lunch break

1.30pm – 3pm

Workshop

“Can you hear me out?” – WORKSHOPING IDEAS!

 This is an opportunity for scriptwriters and filmmakers to present their brief story outlines or synopsis for a group discussion. This is an open discussion between participating panels members, AAFFN members and general public. Attendees are welcome to send script synopses (no more than 250 words) before 13 November to:

skhorana@uow.edu.au and amadeomarquezperez@gmail.com

3pm – 4pm

Screening

Indu Balachandran’s Her Inner Song

Event wrap-up

Event presented by the AAFFN

 

AAFFN co-conveners Dr Sukhmani Khorana, Dr Indigo Willing OAM and Mr Armadeo ‘Armi’ Marquez-Perez

2015 Melbourne Event Programmers:

Armadeo Marquez-Perez & Dr Sukhmani Khorana

Blog Interviews:

Dr Indigo Willing

AAFFN Team Co-Conveners:

Dr Indigo Willing OAM, Armadeo Marquez-Perez Dr Sukhmani Khorana

Twitter: @AAFFN

AAFFN FB page 

and the

Asian Australian Studies Research Network (AASRN)

Twitter: @AASRN

This event is held in collaboration with the AASRN’s Asian Australian Identities 5 ‘Mobilities‘ Conference.

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