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From the President David Stratton Can Introduce Your Films! November 2019 #123 David Stratton can introduce In this issue (Click on the page number to go there) From the President p1 your films! David Stratton can introduce your films p1 Have you ever thought A chat about Film Classification p2 you would like to New Information Sheet on Programming p2 have David Stratton A French Feast p2 introduce your film for Going to the flicks made easy! p3 the evening? Well now Transcripts of David Stratton’s film intros p3 you can – if you select 2020 Healesville Mini Film Festival p6 2019 Corangamite Film Festival p6 one of the films David has recommended! Vale John Moore p6 Our Patron, David Stratton AM Geoffrey Smith at Chewton Film Society p7 StarBox ratings p8 The films are: What’s being seen p9 BURNING - S.Korea/Japan, 2018, 148 min, Drama/ North Bellarine Film Festival p11 Mystery, M (Rights held by Madman). Dir: Chang-dong Lee. IMdB vote 7.6 PARASITE - S Korea, 2019, 132 min, Drama/thriller, From the President MA for strong violence (Rights held by Madman). With the end of the year fast approaching, I’m sure Dir: Joon-ho Bong. IMdB vote 8.6 most of us are about to embark on our film selection THE GUILTY - Denmark, 2018, 85 min, Crime/Drama/ process for 2020. As I chat with Film Society Thriller, M. (Rights held by Rialto). members across Victoria, Dir: Gustav Moller. IMdB vote 7.5 I’m always interested in not VICE - USA, 2018, 132 min, Bio/Comedy/Drama, M. only how they go about the (Rights held by Entertainment One). selection process, but also Dir: Adam McKay. IMdB vote 7.2 “the vibe of the thing”. Some WOMAN AT WAR - Iceland/France/Ukraine, 2018, like to challenge while others 101 min, Adventure/ Comedy/Drama, M. (Rights like to universally please. We held by Hi Gloss). Dir: Benedikt Erlingsson. have societies that focus on IMdB vote 7.5 a particular genre or theme. One of our newest societies, Each video is under two minutes long and intended the Shit Movie Group focus on “crazy, insane and as an introduction to the film on the screening bizarre celluloid atrocities”. Whatever your vibe, I’d night, but could be used to promote the film or as encourage you to seek feedback from your members a mini review. as it’s important to know if you’re on the right track. We have made MP4 versions of each video available Thanks to the societies who contributed to our new on the FVFS website, where you can view them Information Sheet 28 on Programming. It’s another online or download them to your computer to view really helpful resource to assist you in the running of or copy to a DVD or USB memory stick for showing your society. Thanks also to our Patron David Stratton to members. We also provide downloadable copies for recording the new film introductions. Be sure to of transcripts of each video and a link to the trailer have a look at David’s selections for your program. for each recommended film. Andrew Oldroyd Go to the website www.fvfs.org.au then follow Federation of Victorian Film Societies www.fvfs.org.au 1 the links to the videos. If you prefer, send us a USB New Information Sheet on memory stick and we will copy the files for you (except for the trailers.) Post to FVFS c/o 17 Bruce Programming St Mitcham, Vic. 3132. Over recent months we at the FVFS have been Copies of the transcripts are also included later in canvassing all film societies for their ideas on the this issue of ReelNews. best way to select their film program each year. A huge thank-you to David Stratton for creating As you can imagine, there are almost as many these videos and allowing us to make them different ways to select the annual program as available to the members of the FVFS. there are film societies, every one different – although there are many common threads. We have received valuable contributions from A chat about Film Classification many film societies (16 in all) so have decided to Letter from D Donaldson (SA) reproduce all responses – in full – as well as one to Ian Davidson: of the outcomes from the 2019 AGM/Information “Really a jam-packed issue (ie: #122), Ian. Thank Day, as Information Sheet 28. It is now available you for your consistent work on it. for download from the FVFS website www.fvfs. Maybe when talking to David Stratton you might org.au/ideas. If you prefer we can email you a check about using the word ‘Censorship’ in Item 6, copy directly. Just ask at [email protected]. Censorship Ratings and Film Societies. All of the other 27 Info Sheets are also available What you say is of course good advice but surely for download at any time. from the Commonwealth we have Classification If any society wishes to make further comment now. Stratton fought for that. It altered the whole or offer another way to organise programming thrust from Stop that Stuff to Tell People What we would love to hear from you. to Expect. The ideals of film societies were well served by that change. It is probably the case that all the old laws in the A French Feast states about censorship are still on the books. But Macedon Ranges effectively it is the old OFLC ratings that matter – Film Society enjoyed a decidedly French and that C is for Classification. experience on Sunday Cheers, David Donaldson.” August 25th. The afternoon of delight Reply from Ian Davidson: began with the “Hi David. Thanks for your feedback. You are right, screening of Babette’s of course. I guess I was following the easy path and Feast starring using the term most people recognise. I will watch Stéphane Audran as out for this in future items”. the incomparable chef, Babette, who unselfishly spends A further thought all her money by conjuring a delicious meal for the The Government Classification Database, as we residents of her small village. should all know from our work selecting films and The MRFS members and their guests were then finding rights owners, is at www.classification. treated to an afternoon tea with such indulgences gov.au . While the films may be classified now as baguette au canard et au foie, petites quiches to Tell People What to Expect, (using David’s à la citrouille and rhum savarin. At one point, the terminology), there are still some legal obligations guests felt it appropriate to burst into song and the regarding admission to films with some of the refrain from La Marseillaise added to a memorable classifications (MA, R and X) and by inference, such afternoon. Members gave the film a star rating of 4.7. films should not be promoted without the correct classification being indicated. Christine Caley, Vice President, Macedon Ranges Film Society Federation of Victorian Film Societies www.fvfs.org.au 2 Going to Transcripts of David Stratton’s the flicks film introductions on video. 1. BURNING made easy! S Korea/Japan, 2018, 148 min, Drama/Mystery, M (Rights held by ‘Going to the flicks’ as Madman). Dir: Chang- it used to be called, has dong Lee. IMdB vote been a popular social 7.6 activity ever since the Welcome to Burning, dawn of the silent movies in the early 20 th century. a new film from the Then with the advent of television, followed by video enigmatic and graceful and DVDs (to say nothing of on-demand and streaming Korean director Lee services) all providing cinema entertainment without Chang-dong. Some of having to leave the couch, many doom-mongers you may have seen his predicted the death of the movies and yet … going out to earlier film POETRY see a film ‘in public’ with other people remains as popular made in 2010. as ever. Whether it’s the bigger screen or the shared BURNING, which won experience, we do still enjoy a public screening the International Critics’ Award in Cannes in 2018 was And whilst the major cinema chains provide the current inspired by Burrenburn, a short story by Japanese writer crop of popular feature films and smaller arthouse Hiroki Morikami which in turn was inspired by a story of cinemas show more esoteric and foreign films, those of the same name written in 1939 by William Faulkner which us lucky enough to belong to a film society can also enjoy was filmed in 1957 as THE LONG HOT SUMMER. So these a regular film being chosen for us and shown with people antecedents add flavour to what on the surface appears we know, with whom we can discuss it afterwards. It’s a to be a quick, essentially Korean story of love and loss. great way to see films you wouldn’t perhaps have chosen It is the story of Jong-su, a young man in his early 20’s to see yourself and often to hear a bit of background who studied creative writing and whose ambition is to about the film beforehand. It’s also right on the doorstep! become a novelist. By chance, he encounters Hae-mi, a MGM was born in November 2014 to show a monthly former classmate who tells him she is about to head off film at the Maldon Neighbourhood Centre hall for the on a trip to Africa and asks him to feed her cat while she very reasonable membership cost of $25 a year for 11 is away.
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