Bingo Shorts
Love playing Bingo?? Really love short films? In this session, you can do both and win prizes too! Bring a pen!!
6:30 pm, Saturday 27 March
$7.50 - Book Tickets
Films in Programme

Chicken
Duration: 10 minsYear: 2020
Nation: Papua New Guinea
Director: Alana Hicks
All Barbara wants to do is watch the Simpsons, but her recently migrated mum has just been overcharged at the local shops, and it’s up to Barbara to sort it out. As usual.

Doug, The Human
Duration: 14 minsYear: 2019
Nation: Indigenous Australia
Director: Gary Hamaguchi
An alien kidnaps a human and keeps him as her pet.

Nuxalk Radio
Duration: 19 minsYear: 2020
Nation: Nuxalk
Director: Banchi Hanuse
A day in the life of 91.1, Nuxalk Radio, a radio station built to help keep the Nuxalkmc language alive, broadcasting the laws of the lands and waters.

She Never Dances Alone
Duration: 4 minsYear: 2019
Nation: Colville Confederated Tribes
Director: Jeffrey Gibson
She Never Dances Alone (2019) is Gibson’s celebration of the Indigenous matriarchy, centering on the jingle dress dance, a powwow dance that originated with the Ojibewea tribe and is traditionally performed by women to call upon ancestors for strength, healing, and protection.

Hāngī Pants
Duration: 13 minsYear: 2020
Nation: Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Te Rarawa, Te Whakatohea, and Te Whānau a Apanui
Director: Jake Mokomoko
As the mists rise from the land of Tauranga Moana. Three cousins Heedz, Hemi ( James) and Hakopa (Jacob) reminisce out in the fields while April plans a tangi (funeral) for her beloved Tawera. Albeit the usual Marae (Maori meeting house) antics, April is not prepared for an unexpected caller. The entire whanau (family) are surprised when Maybelle the flashy ex-flame of the departed arrives to pay her respects and is met with a distasteful welcome. Refusing to back down Maybelle and April battle it out through a heated karanga (Maori welcome) until they are shut down by Aunty Tira, the growly Nan. However, inside the wharenui ( Maori house) the drama continues to unfold. Despite the tapu (sacred) setting the feuding rivals cross the line between mourning & moaning. Suddenly the scene escalates as the pair are shocked to see the gorgeous Charlotte standing at the pa (village) gate. Their beef cast aside, April and Maybelle leap up to oppose the glamorous rival.