About this episode

The episode features a discussion on the Brunswick Underground Film Festival and revisits an interview with Bina Bhattacharya about Australian cinema.

For this Out Takes, we turned the spotlight on to another great local film festival that is taking over the Northside this month plus we revisited one of our favourite interviews from earlier this year to celebrate its inclusion in a new Aussie focused cinema celebration coming to Cinema Nova this May. First up we took a deep dive into the Brunswick Underground Film Festival (a.k.a BUFF) with festival director Felix Hubble. When it was announced that BUFF was coming back from May 14 to 17, we knew we were in for a brilliant collection of local and international underground, independent, cult, trash and schlock films but we’re also pleased to report that there is a great selection of queer content in the mix too. Felix took us through many of the highlights in the lead up to the festival and also shared with us what makes the festival underground, Needless to say, we’re pumped for this program and looking forward to getting (into) BUFF this May! Another highlight for this May was the recently announced G’day May program from Cinema Nova which pays tribute to Australian cinema with a selection of curated anniversary classics, new features and special events celebrating…

People in this episode

Guest: Felix Hubble

Topics covered

• film festival
• interviews
• queer cinema
• Australian cinema
• independent films

Keywords

• Brunswick Underground Film Festival
• G’day May
• Cinema Nova
• queer content
• independent films

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Cinema Nova

Books & works: From All Sides

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