A Victory of Courageous Programming: The Brisbane International Film Festival; Oddities & Odysseys: MIFF 2005 Regional Focus
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A Victory of Courageous Programming: The Brisbane International Film Festival; Oddities & Odysseys: MIFF 2005 Regional Focus
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Mike Walsh discusses the programming strategies of Anne Demy-Geroe, the artistic director of BIFF, focusing on Korean...
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Mike Walsh discusses the programming strategies of Anne Demy-Geroe, the artistic director of BIFF, focusing on Korean Independent cinema (Spying Cam, Oldboy), Malayalam cinema (Olavum Theeravum, Amma Ariyan), Chinese films and other films from the region. In his article about MIFF 2005 regional focus, Walsh discusses Chinese films, All Tomorrow's Parties, Peacock and The World, Japanese and Taiwanese films (Cafe Lumiere), Korean (3-Iron, Spring, Summer, Autumn...) and Iranian (Turtles Can Fly) films shown in Melbourne.
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