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NFSA Film Screening: Sunday Too Far Away

Hayden Fritzlaff 11 June 2020
Where:
Online
When:
12 June 2020, 6:00 pm

NFSA are screening Sunday Too Far Away this weekend. Image: NFSA.

A landmark film in the Australian New Wave movement, Sunday Too Far Away was restored by the NFSA in 2018. This weekend is your chance to catch the iconic film by tuning in to the free, online screening on Friday night. Following on from the stream, you’ll have the chance to ask questions of producer Matt Carroll and NFSA Chief Curator Gayle Lake in a post-film Q&A session.

Where: Online event hosted by the National Film and Sound Archive. Bookings via Eventbrite
When: 6:00 pm start


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