Top of the South Film Festival Next Weekend
We’re just one week out from the Top of the South Film Festival, next Friday and Saturday, at the Suter Theatre. It's the 4th annual celebration of the best locally produced short films from Tasman, Nelson and Marlborough. From documentaries to short narratives, there are fascinating stories being told by local filmmakers. Just a few tickets are left for the Gold Reel screening on Saturday at 7 PM. Order them now if you want to be part of the Award Presentation that evening, with Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese handing out the trophies. Or why not enjoy all 19 of the submitted films and take in the Silver Reel screening from 5-6 PM on Saturday, then enjoy the Red Carpet before the 7 PM Gold Reel screening? And don’t forget the Friday screenings of Dragoon Anthology and Gold Reel again.
The schedule: 4 screenings over 2 days at the Suter Theatre
Friday, Sept 14:
6 PM “Dragoon Anthology”
8 PM “Gold Reel” screening - the top 13 ranked films
Saturday, Sept 15:
5 PM – “Silver Reel” – films outside the top 13 ranked films
6 – 7 PM Red Carpet (food available)
7 PM - “Gold Reel Premiere” 15 minute intermission
9 PM Award presentation
9:45 PM – After Party at The Workshop, 32c New St.
Get your tickets now at the State Cinema ticket counter, or by calling 03 548 3885 or order online at suter.statecinemas.co.nz...
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