Melbourne Queer Film Festival, city’s second biggest

April 7, 2010 11:27

According to Melbourne Queer Film Festival director Lisa Daniel, the event has become the second biggest film festival in Melbourne, with a 10 percent increase in box office in 2010.

The festival screened more than 150 films over 12 days, with the Argentinean Plan B winning the Audience Award for Best picture.

Edie and Thea: A Very Long Engagement won the Audience Award for Best Documentary. The award for Emerging Filmmaker / Best Australian Short went to Kim Farrant and Bombshell, while Best Short went to Fresh Air Theraphy by Christoph Scheermann.

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Miguel Gonzalez

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John O'Dea 14 Apr 10

Having read about Bombshell, winner of the Best Australian short at MQFF, I am curious as to how it can now be seen. Where might I obtain information about any future screenings, etc.? Regards, John.

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