The Adelaide University Film Society is dedicated to increasing the love of film. Our members gather to watch films, discuss films and generally have a great time.
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Term 3 Film Choosing Night
Hey all,
Hope you've all done well on your exams and are enjoying a relaxing break. Next Thursday will be the film choosing for Term 3.
Most of you will be familiar with the process. The floor is open to suggestions and we'll narrow down the choices by voting. If you can't make the film choosing, you can still suggest movies (email suggestions to me), but don't get a vote.
The film choosing will be next Thursday (15th of July) from 6pm in the Clubs Association (ground floor of the Lady Symon building).
We'll probably order some pizza and have nibbles and drinks. If you intend to come, please RSVP to me so I know roughly how much to get.
See you then,
Tristan.
Term 2 Films
The Term 2 films were:
- Week 6: Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
- Week 7: Buckaroo Banzai (1984)
- Week 8: Top Hat (1935) — 16mm
- Week 9: Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008)
- Week 10: Spione (The Spy) (1928) — 16mm
- Week 11: Gone with the Wind (1939)
- Week 12: Brazil (1985)
For more details see the programme page.
Writing Reviews!
Just saw a film? We want to know what YOU thought of it! In fact, we're willing to send you to FREE media screenings of upcoming films to get your opinions on them! Your reviews will be published on our website, in our monthly newsletter ReelBuzz, and in On Dit. If you're interested, tick the appropriate box when you sign up, or send an email to liaison_aufs_org.
Learn to Project!
Films don't screen themselves (well, DVDs do) but we need people of talent to make our 16mm films function! In fact we're willing to provide FREE projecting lessons on this art to any and all who are interested! If you're interested, tick the appropriate box when you sign up, or send an email to projectoff_aufs_org.
Interested in making films?
The South Australian Film Group is a mailing list primarily intended for people living in South Australia (both city and country) who have an interest in film making (shorts, animations, features, doco's, tvc etc).
Visit the South Australian Film group website at www.sa-film.com.
The group is intended to be used as an open discussion forum, a place to distribute training information and industry news and to create a supportive environment for people seeking to get into film making.
Film Screenings
All screenings are Thursdays at 7pm in the Union Cinema during university term time, unless otherwise noted. Check the Programme.
Any feedback? Let us know what you thought of this year's screenings — or anything else about the club for that matter… Send your suggestions to hey-aufs_aufs_org.
Meanwhile, check out National Film and Video Lending Service catalogue at http://www.screensound.gov.au/.
Check out IMDB's top 250 films.
Thank You
The Adelaide University Film Society is sponsored in part by Palace/Nova Cinemas and Digital Obliquity.
