Author: Antoanela Safca
Proud to belong with Euraw Stories
Every March the most multicultural city in Australia celebrates its diversity with Multicultural Diversity Week and we are joining in again, this year with a screening of The Citizen. The festival theme for 2018, proud…
The comforts of female friendship
In Bloom is not the first nor the last story about female friendship in modern patriarchal cultures (Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan novels come to mind), but our next EuRaw Stories film…
What Pussy Riot did next…and why we should care
Art activism is not something that Pussy Riot invented a few years ago. But they certainly took it to new levels. If you think that the young Russian women were…
Russians still know how to revolt
One hundred years after the Russian Revolution, Russians still know how to do rebellion. Pussy Riot, a feminist art collective that came to existence in 2011, aimed for nothing less…
Not that kind of child’s pose
While the title of our next film focuses on child, the character at the centre of the film is very much the mother. And a mother’s love even more so,…
Special guest – visual artist Mirjana Margetic
This coming Sunday is going to be a treat: we don’t just have a fantastic film and an interview with its director, but also a very special guest: Geelong-based artist…
‘We are all connected’
This is the message that director Sinisa Galic wants to send with his film Open cage, our screening choice for diversity month. This Sunday we invite you to find out…
March is all about diversity
This March we are partnering with the Victorian Multicultural Commission to celebrate Cultural Diversity Week. Every March Victorians celebrate living in the most multicultural state in Australia and this year…
So who is Gyula Nemes?
A simple Google search reveals a daring director who has had a good share of industry awards and critics’ attention. But that’s not the whole story about Gyula Nemes. A…









