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28 mar 2024 · The 22nd year of Gold Coast Film Festival (GCFF) will immerse attendees in glamour and show them new stories. It’s 12 days and nights of film, featuring World, Australian and Queensland Premieres, exclusive preview screenings, and filmmaking talent.
28 mar 2024 · The city’s biggest celebration of film returns April 17-28 as the festival officially launches its 2024 program today. This year’s event will include 12 days of premieres, exclusive preview ...
28 mar 2024 · Gold Coast Film Festival launches its exciting full program. Celebrating its 22 nd year, Queensland’s most exciting celebration of cinema is back, from April 17th to 28th 2024, with the Gold Coast Film Festival (GCFF) at its Gold Coast home, HOTA (Home of the Arts).
17 apr 2024 · The Gold Coast Film Festival starts with a huge opening night and is followed throughout the festival by a range of brilliant films from around the globe. Patrons can see the latest dramas, thrillers, action, comedy and sci-fi. There is also a range of internationally acclaimed foreign-language films, inspiring documentaries, and low ...
- HOTA, Home of the Arts Event Cinemas Coomera Event Cinemas Pacific Fair, Gold Coast, 4217, QLD
- April 17, 2024
- April 28, 2024
3 giorni fa · Over 600 festivalgoers attended the Queensland Premiere of Bill Bennett’s The Way, My Way last Wednesday for the Opening Night of the 22nd annual Gold Coast Film Festival. Joining Bennett were actress and producer Jennifer Cluff, actor Chris Haywood, and Johnny Walker Camino. The festival runs until Sunday, April 28. Max Roth and Kaz Roth.
18 apr 2024 · The 22nd Gold Coast Film Festival has officially kicked off with the city’s biggest celebration of screen back from April 17 to 28. This year’s program will see more than 100 film screenings, panels, premieres, parties and events taking over the HOTA precinct. We’ve picked the top seven things to see and do at this year’s festival. 1.
4 giorni fa · The Gold Coast is the major film production hub in Queensland and has accounted for 75% of all film production in Queensland since the 1990s, with an expenditure of around $150 million per year. The Gold Coast is the third largest film production centre in Australia, behind Sydney and Melbourne.
