To contact Revelation's Publicist, please email Suzanne Worner communication@revelationfilmfest.org or call +61 (0) 407 384 917
The July 28th edition of Filmink wraps Rev by saying:
"If ever you find yourself in Perth during the middle of the year, be sure to set aside at least a few days to attend The Revelation Perth International Film Festival. It is an opportunity to watch a showcase of fresh and alternative films that will inspire and captivate you"
Read the full story here
Read how one reviewer wrapped Rev by saying:
"For me Revelation (along with PIAF's Music Box) is the top cultural event in Perth"
Read the full review here
Our guests have been all over the radio while they've been in town - and it's made for great listening. If you've missed some of the things they've had to say, click on any of the links below:
The director of Charlie Casanova Terry McMahon on RTRFM
The director of the Chicago Underground Film Festival Bryan Wendorf on RTRFM
Rev program director Jack Sargeant talking about Advocate for Fagdom
The incredible subject of Heaven and Earth and Joe Davis, Joe Davis on RTRFM
The July 20th edition of XPress give Hobo With a Shotgun the thumbs up and says:
"This ‘80s exploitation throwback is easily the best thing to get spun out of Quentin Tarantino’s and Robert Rodriguez’s ill-fated Grindhouse project."
Read the full review here
The West Australian of July 20th had a nice piece on Rev guests Soda_Jerk saying:
"Be afraid. Be very afraid. Because Soda_Jerk is in Perth to alter your future through interrogating your past."
Read the full story here
The July 20th issue of the West Australian reports on Get Your Shorts On saying:
"Though the films in this annual showcase of locally made shorts are vastly different, they all open up audiences to a world that rarely makes it into our broomsticks and bridesmaids-obsessed multiplexes."
Read the full story here
The Thursday 14th issue of XPress has a great review of Troll Hunter - which is going to be big one during Rev!
Read the full story here!
The latest edition of Cult Projections has reviewed Shut Up Little Man for Rev and says this:
"Matthew Bate has fashioned a superbly entertaining, and surprisingly poignant documentary. Using a cut-and-paste visual style, recreations, and posing intelligent questions about morality and exploitation, pop-culture, fame and infamy, and the true nature of art, Shut Up Little Man! is more than a document of a curious midadventure, it’s a wonderful date stamp for pre-Internet"
Read the full review here.
The latest posting of Horrorphile contains a very comprehensive review of Outrage for Rev. It says:
"Takeshi “Beat” Kitano designed Outrage as a movie for the fans, to entertain those who admired his signature ice-cool deadpan style combined with organised crime and extreme violence, but also to make something commercially successful"
Read the full review here. It's very good...
In the July 6th edition of XPress has a great interview with Rev program director Jack Sargeant and the amount of films he has to watch. Poor, poor Jack.
Read the full interview here.
David and Margaret gave Rev an excellent wrap on the recent At The Movies! We're looking forward to them being here and tickets for their In Conversation are selling like hotcakes!
Click here to see what they had to say with some excellent clips too.
Rev guest and critic David Stratton gives Meek's Cutoff four stars in The Australian (July 2nd). He says of Meek's:
"the film offers rich rewards, not only in this seemingly honest portrait of pioneer life but also in an ensemble of fine, understated performances from which Williams is the stand-out."
Click here to read the full review.
The latest edition of Realtime says of Rev:
"Revelation continues to excite Perth audiences who are envied every year by their interstate peers for their access to some of the world’s most recent, strange and revealing film fare."
Click here the read the round-up
Filmink has also been on the case since our program launch saying:
"Since its inception in 1997, Revelation has become one of Australia's fastest growing film festivals and typically collates a line-up of highly original, compelling and independent projects - the type of films you'd rarely catch at a multiplex cinema."
Click here to read what they say
In the latest edition of Scoop Magazine, Rev guest Margaret Pomeranz says:
"From the very beginning of The Movie Show in 1986, we've had great support from Perth viewers. There was an obvious interest in film and film culture in Western Australia. The Revelation Perth International Film Festival arose out of enthusiasm and it has established a terrific reputation. We're looking forward to connecting with all those film lovers during the festival."
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