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Now that Luke Eve and Maria Albiñana are out of lock down from their Valencia flat with Luke's mother Karen the hit online series Cancelled (referring to the wedding that was stopped with the rest of the world because of Covid) has morphed into a feature film. It’s called UnCANCELLED and it was shot during the spectacular Fallas Festival in Valencia. Has you hear from my chat with Luke Eve, director and co-writer and lead this film crosses the boundaries between real life and fiction in a hilarious, sobering and sometime poignant way.  the film on September 12th on youTube for two weeks only. After that, the film will be on Channel 9 who just acquired the movie. Special screening 12th September, to coincide with the launch on Youtube. It will be at the AFTRS, Sydney followed by a Q&A with Luke, Socratis Otto and Luke's  mum, Karen Eve.

We talk with writer/ director/ marshal artist Bren Foster about his new action film Life After Fighting.

We talk to auteur filmmaker Saidin Salkic about his latest film My Heart Bled Like Niagara Falls which focuses on the experiences of a man (John Flaus) with the on-set of Alzheimer's disease. The themes and process of the film are discussed further in Sense of Cinema.

Today we chat with Jocelyn Moorhouse about her new lots of fun film The Fabulous 4 starring Bette Midler and Susan Sarandon now in cinemas tickets.We follow-up with local documentary The Posh & The Riff Raff which delves into the history of St Kilda - screening Sunday Aug 4th, 12pm at the Nova Carlton.

We continue to chat with filmmakers who have their films showing at this years in Theatre MDFF at the Nova Cinema.DREAMWEAVERS – GIDJA WALKER (Dir: Heather Forbes McKeon, Yanni Dellaportas, 21m) is showing as part of Shorts Session 7Sunday July 28th 4:20pm. We speak with co-director Heather Fobes McKeon here about this profile of Gidja Walker, a Mornington Peninsula based ecologist and ethnobotanist who has worked for years protecting its Earthscapes.We follow with a chat here with co-director Amelia Ducker and Max the subject of KING CARL OF COOL. King Carl the Cool is the pursuit of a distinct dream, and a meeting between Royalty and Rock n Roll. Max is a young neuro-diverse man from Melbourne, who over the last five years has written and received over 150 letters from Royal families across the world. King Carl of Cool screening at Nova on Thursday, 25th July 6:30 tickets.

Continuing our coverage of films at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF).We chat with David Holmgren here, who is featured in the film Reading the Landscape. David Homgren, co-originator of the permaculture concept, and Reading the Landscape takes us on a journey through key regenerative methods for a healthy ecological future.Then a conversation with the director Orit Novak and her co-producer Nelson Wwangi here  about a project run by Sanku to eradicate malnutrion in East Africa. Hidden Hunger journeys across Kenya and Tanzania, exploring urban and rural communities, to shed light on the invisible crisis of malnutrition. The film emphasises the voices of women; mothers, millers, farmers and activists as they work hard to implement impactful solutions whilst facing a challenging reality. Through their narratives, the documentary illustrates how Sanku's fortified maize initiatives empower communities to combat disease, enhance livelihoods, and pave the way for a brighter future for generations to come

We talk with filmmaker Darcy Newton about his film Claptrap documenting the longest across Australia tour for a rock band as he follows Kingswood for over 100 tour dates. Screening at the upcoming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) on July 25th.

We are continuing to chat with filmmakers who are screening films at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2024 (MDFF).We chat with Braydon Pope here about his music biopic short Gabriel Lynch: Where I am Going Next We chat with Jye Currie here about his film The Promise At its core, THE PROMISE delves into the depths of hope and human resilience, offering an intimate exploration of the challenges faced by those affected by suicide.

Blak Douglas vs the Commonwealth directed by Angelica Cristina Dio, will open the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) this year. Archibald Prize winning artist Blak Douglas' uncompromising view of colonization and the affect it had on his family.

#3cr Radiothon this week Grand Total for station $275,000 & Showreel needs to raise $900 Donate hereToday's program features a chat with Cerise Howard about MQFF Pride Month Screenings.