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Screenings of Bill Mousoulis' films

Upcoming Screenings

Past Screenings

Impossible to catalogue here the screenings that my films have had in the past. The 100+ films have screened over 550 times in total, to an approximate total audience of 35,000. If you go to the Filmography, and then click on each film, you can see the info for some of the screenings each film has had.

Here are the screenings from the recent past (from 2002 onwards):

  • Winter (Super 8 short from 1998) screened at the 8 x 8 Film Festival, Long Play, January 8, 2014.
  • Daddy-Long-Legs (Mousoulis' new short film) was screened at the 9:16 Film Festival, February 6, 2014, in Adelaide, and February 7, 2014 as part of the Laneway Festival in Adelaide.

  • Daddy-Long-Legs was broadcast on Channel 44 in Adelaide on Thursday, March 13, 2014.


Some notable screenings prior to 2002

  • Desire screened at Cinema Nova, Carlton, as part of their "Nova Dose" programming, May 2001.

  • Desire screened at the Brisbane International Film Festival, in July 2001.

  • My Blessings screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival, in July 1997.

  • Makes Me Stronger was programmed at the Melbourne International Film Festival, in July 1996, but I pulled it from its screening.

  • The Shadows screened at the St.Kilda Film Festival in May 1996.

  • Ladykiller screened at the Frames Film and Video Festival in Adelaide in September 1994.

  • Open City had a 1-week run at the now defunct Erwin Rado Theatre in 1993.

  • Between Us had several major screenings in 1990: Sydney Film Festival (nominated for Best Fiction - and still to this day the largest audience I've ever had, about 1,000), St.Kilda Film Festival (won 4th Best Film), Melbourne International Film Festival, Frames Film and Video Festival in Adelaide, and was revived as part of an Aus indie film retrospective at Buenos Aires Festival of Independent Cinema in 2003.

  • After School screened at the St.Kilda Film Festival in 1989, gaining a Certificate of Merit.

  • Glorious Day screened at the St.Kilda Film Festival in 1988.

  • Many of the Super 8 short films I made in the 1980s had numerous screenings here and there, including at high profile events such as the Melbourne International Film Festival, which those days had a Super 8 session each year. The entry for each film, eg. Back to Nature, lists where the film was screened.