Adelaide Film Festival: Made In SA
Reviews, Arts, Around Town Megan Adrain Reviews, Arts, Around Town Megan Adrain

Adelaide Film Festival: Made In SA

Although the Adelaide Film Festival has ended for 2024, Hub is keeping the excitement going with some more reviews coming your way.

Made in SA is a curated program of short films made in South Australia which screens every year at the Adelaide Film Festival, of course each year with different films. This year there were seven films shown and with dance films to animation, this year's screening really covered it all.

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Hub Goes to: AVCon
Reviews, Around Town, Gaming Chelsea Adams Reviews, Around Town, Gaming Chelsea Adams

Hub Goes to: AVCon

Where? Adelaide Showground
When? June 28th-30th 2024
Rating: 4 Stars.

‘AVCon is an annual Anime and Video Games Festival held in Adelaide, It celebrates the world of anime, gaming, cosplay, pop culture, art, and more in one big community-based event for all ages.’

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COWBOY CARTER
Arts, Reviews Zane LeBlond, Youth Affairs Journalist Arts, Reviews Zane LeBlond, Youth Affairs Journalist

COWBOY CARTER

It’s time to whip out the cowboy hat and collect those boots as we are about to hit a rodeo circuit like nothing else!

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Must Attend for Those who Loved Illuminate!
Arts, Around Town, Reviews Zane LeBlond, Youth Affairs Journalist Arts, Around Town, Reviews Zane LeBlond, Youth Affairs Journalist

Must Attend for Those who Loved Illuminate!

Through Natural Wonders, you embark on a mystical journey through a series of six installations of immersive artworks of the diverse natural ecosystems of the Botanic Gardens. You are guided through a thought-provoking storytelling, that transforms the Botanic Gardens under the shining stars into a creative studio.

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Boy Swallows Universe TV Series Review
Arts, Reviews Megan Adrain Arts, Reviews Megan Adrain

Boy Swallows Universe TV Series Review

Highly regarded by many, Trent Dalton’s international bestselling novel Boy Swallows Universe was recently transformed into a mini-TV series on Netflix. For those who have read the beloved book, many will jump at the chance to compare the show with the novel. Dealing with two completely different art mediums prove it difficult to make comparisons beyond the plot of the story. The novel deals with inner dialogue, intricate descriptions, and relies heavily on the readers imagination, whereas the show utilises visual storytelling and rich soundscapes to emerge the viewer into the world of the protagonist, Eli Bell, played by Felix Cameron.

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