by GREG KING Last Updated August 13. The Melbourne International Film Festival runs from August 2 until August 19, and will screen over 300 features, documentaries and short films. There are several new Australian films premiering during the Festival. The opening night film is The Sapphires, Wayne Blair’s film about a group of aboriginal singers [...]
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