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The 10 best films just added to streaming
Article by Silvi Vann-Wall
We’ve scoured the guides for all of the movies available on each subscription, and here’s what we can conclude: the following titles are the best films just added to streaming that you can watch now. -
Byron Bay International Film Festival
Article by The Echo
Aquarius was a huge hit with the Palace audience, some of whom helped organise the 1973 event, and Wendy Champagne’s film drew a full house when it screened at its spiritual home, Nimbin, on Sunday.
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Sydney Film Festival
Broadcast Wednesday 12th June 2024
Wendy Champagne, the director of a new documentary featured at the Sydney Film Festival, dives into Aquarius, the 1973 festival that turned Nimbin, a little dairy town in NSW, into a hub of music, art, and culture.
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2024 SFF
Esquire Wednesday 3rd June 2024
The best films and documentaries to watch at the 2024 Sydney Film Festival
Move over Cannes, the 2024 Sydney Film Festival is right around the corner. If you’re joining in on the festivities, these are the feature films and documentaries that should be at the top of your watchlist, as well as everything else you need to know about the two-week event.
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Whats the Show
Article by Steve Willems
Wednesday 19 June 2024
Sydney Film Festival - 4 STARS! If you live in Australia, then it’s likely you’ve heard of Nimbin, famous for peace, love, and hippies. But it wasn’t always that way. In 1973, a group of university students from Sydney were looking for a place to celebrate new ideas and counterculture outside the conservative restrictions and government violence of the city.
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ABC Radio National
Broadcast Monday 29 Jul 2024 at 9:27am
Nimbin's transformation from country town to hippie heartland - Interview with Director, Wendy Champagne.
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PBS 106.7FM
Interview Wednesday 7th August 2024
The Breakfast Spread:- Interview with Wendy Champagne and Milo Eastwood.
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ABC Melbourne
Presented by Trevor Chappell
Broadcast Wed 14 Aug 2024 at 1:30 pm
The age of Aquarius floods into Nimbin in this radical, love-fuelled documentary exploring the lasting impact of a 1970s counterculture crucible. Interview with Director, Wendy Champagne.