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Gutterballs PoC: Dead Possum, Two deadbeat bowling alley employees and their manager get stuck arguing over how to get rid of a dead possum, and it blows out into a dumb, existential standoff that shows how cooked their lives really are., This is a Proof of concept for a webseries: “Gutterballers”, When two idiot teens accidentally loose a venomous snake inside a suburban bowling alley, it slithers through a bunch of chaotic, darkly funny stories all happening over one day and one night at a suburban bowling alley., Nat - Daniela Duque Arias, Sash - Elizabeth Foster, Nigel - Andrew Cullimore, Tulio as themselves, Written/Directed & Edited by, Dylan Tyncherov, Producer, Production Designer, & Location Manager:, Hayden Clarke, Director of Photography:, Jean-Beau Villagonzalo, Sound Recordist:, Jay Stark, Sound Design and Score:, Jacob McLoughlin, Gaffer and AC:, Francesco Bugugnoli, Colour Grade:, Joe Boro, BTS:, Zachariah Rosalie

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HOSTS, Sarah Hamilton, Andrew Cullimore, ORLANDO THE CYCLIST, Laurence Corneschi, BETH THE COMIC, Elizabeth Foster, RILEY THE DOP, Riley Earl, B.J. THE NICE GUY, B.J.Hill, OSCAR THE SOUNDIE/COMPOSER, Oscar Jenkin, SKATELESS KATE, Caitlyn Drinkwater, THE RUNNER, Saara Lamberg, THE CUTIES, Fleur & Milton, THE REAL CAMERA CREW, Jimmy Gira Angelo, Jean-Beau “JB” Villagonzalo, DIRECTORS, Andrew Cullimore & Sarah Hamilton, AD, We needed one of those too!, COLOURIST, We definitely needed one of those!, Etc…, EDITOR, Andrew Cullimore, PRODUCER, Lawrence Makoona, Cullimore Creations, Thank you to all who helped make this community piece in infinite jest. Please note this is not a true representation of the real talent within the Melbourne Filmonik community, or the Kino Kabaret itself, but a story created for entertainment purposes.

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Saara Lamberg, Caitlyn Drinkwater, Elara Rose Cusack, BJ Hill, Tina Currah, Emilee Collard, LEE RANDALL, CHRISTINE PORTA, SKYE PORTA, LUKE EBERHARD, VIPIN GAINDHAR, SUDHESHNA, OLIVIER BONENFANT

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A short film by Olivier Bonenfant, There's an emergency executive meeting at an oil refinery. It's hard to know exactly what's happening. This is fine. Everything's fine., With, Tina Currah "CEO", Lauchy Wang "Chairperson", JJ Robinson "Public Relations", Chanelle Stroud "CFO", Diana Huggins "Legal", Elara Cusack "Operations", Glyn Francis "Security", Fleur and Milton "Kids", 1st AD Saara Lamberg, Writer, Director, DOP, Editor, VFX, Sound, Olivier Bonenfant, Music, Kodomo - Collied (Instrumental), Joel Christian Goffin, - Atonal Universe (Instrumental), Special thanks, Balam Balam Place, Joe, Iphy, Lena Bauckhage, Completely conceived and shot between March 27 and March 31 2026 during the 2026 Filmonik Melbourne Kino-Kabaret. Filmonik Core Team Bernard Peasley, Glyn Francis, Iphigenie Frey, Saara Lamberg, Lawrence Makoona, Andrew Cullimore, Olivier Bonenfant.

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A film by Olivier Bonenfant, Made during the Filmonik + Melbourne Documentary Film Festival Kino-Kabaret 2025, a 72-hour filmmaking challenge., Interviewees, Thisara Hewamanne, Murray Enders, Glyn Francis, Saara Lamberg, Garrett Eckerson, Phil Lemon, Declan Cole-Flynn, Glyn Francis, Sarah Brown, Credits actor, Jimmy Gira Angelo , Music, Cemetery Men - Black Powder, (Version III) (Instrumental), Nova - Sayonara (Instrumental), Locations, Bakehouse Studios, Concept, DOP, Editing, Olivier Bonenfant, Special Thanks, Iphigenie Frey, Thisara Hewamanne

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A True crime Doco by Armanda Pozzetto & Dylan Tyncherov, Julia Burns as Katherine Knight, Glyn James Francis as John Price, Film Produced by and Additional “Detective” Voice by Aurnab As-Saber, Director of Photography - Jean-Beau Villagonzalo, Special Effects and Make-Up - Armanda Pozzetto and Eden Rachel Menta, Original Score and Sound Design by Jacob McLoughlin, First Assistant Director - Josh Petrelli, Production Design by Ben Tamplin, Narration Sound Recordist - Levi Nair, Gaffer and Assistant Camera - Keith Isaacs, Location Manager - Nevlin Anderson, Stills Photography Provided by Tatiana Kooraram, Special Thanks to John Anderson, the Anderson Family and the Filmonik Documentary Kabaret 2025

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This short documentary marks Sarah’s directorial debut. Created as part of Filmonik’s Kino-Kabaret challenge in partnership with the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, the team was given just 72 hours to produce a documentary under five minutes. The completed film premiered at Hoyts, screening to a sold-out audience of 70 attendees. Credits: Jules Stretch as Mum the Drag Queen Produced & Directed by Sarah Brown Edited by Janith Wanniarachch & Sarah Brown Director of Photography & Sound Engineer - Joel Garman 2nd Camera & Lighting - Winsor Yu

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A Rogue Antechinus film., Director: Murray Enders, Associate Producer: Yohan Philip, 1st AD: Valentina Tuha, Production Assistant: Fatima Sabdia, Location Scout & First Aid: Sophia Cull, Sir Roland: Matthew Browne, Sir Heinrich: Iain Stein, Roland's Squire: Liam Neal, Director of Photography: Garrett Eckerson, Assistant Camera & Lighting: Matthew Johnson, Production Designer: Garth Ernstzen, Art Supplies: Harrison McCarthy, Editor: Kevin Luk, Original Score by: Tim Janssens, Sound Design, Mixing & Mastering: Christopher-James MacClure, Colourist: Shun Sakuma

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When a group of spirited contestants enters the most important competition of their existence, they’ll push limits, bend rules, and discover that some journeys are more slippery than they seem., A skit by Dylan Tyncherov, Cast:, Racers -, Christopher Becks, Primrose Craig-Darroch, Lauchy Wang, Skye Porta, Finn Darlington, Keith Isaacs, Nicholas Sing, Caleb Losh, Shit -, Glyn James Francis, Constipated Person -, Maddy Watson, Written & Produced by Dylan Tyncherov & Aurnab As-Saber, Cinematograohy: Jean-Beau Villagonzalo, Butthole Animation: Olivier Bonenfant, 1st Assistant Camera, Focus Puller & Gaffer: Alan Vidot, Best Boy: Harrison Yunheng Liu, Assistant Director: Aurnab As-Saber, Choreography: Caleb Losh, Sound Designer: Jacob McLoughlin, Sound Recordist: Bernard Peasley, Boom Operator & Production Assistant: Tim Safiullin

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The Loop - a short film written, directed produced and edited for filmonik kino-kabaret Melbourne 2025, Synopsis - “when our protagonist comes face to face with the stranger, a confronting truth is unveiled about themselves”, A huge thanks to ​⁠​⁠‪@filmonikmelbourne‬​ for allowing me to screen this idea and providing an amazing space for such creative., To my amazing DOP ​⁠​⁠‪@edgefilmsau‬​ and gaffer Harrison, I could t have done it without you guys!, Our great cast, Sarah Alexander as the protagonist, Primrose Craig-Darrock as the stranger, And last our phenomenal crew, 1st AD river li, Writer and producer River Li, Secondary cast, Lauchy wang and Finn Darlington

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'Thirsty Branches' - Short silent film created for Filmonik Melbourne Kino-Kabaret. Created in 3 days., Starring: Lena Bauckhage & Rod Lara, Camera: Olivier Bonenfant, Produced: Rod Lara & Lena Bauckhage, Music: Giovanna Hammond, Written, edited & directed by Rod Lara, 9 Owls Productions 2025.

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Garrett Eckerson, Lauchy Wein

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This is my 2024 Filmonik Kabaret film "Before Morning" that I made with Sam McKillen. Really so very proud of this one and just blown away at how well everybody did their job. The shoot was creative, funny, and relaxed, but we got some black and white gold in the can while we were at it. The film received a really warm reception at the screening after conceptualising, writing, shooting, editing, scoring, mixing, mastering, grading, exporting, all in 72 hours! Can't wait to share the finished film with everyone soon, but you get to enjoy seeing it as we made it in the time we had! (Just a little bit more time in the mixing studio wouldn't hurt anyone)

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Mist Leong - Performance, Lawrence Makoona - Camera/Editor, Liam Back - Miracles (instrumental)

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By Deborah Gaskin

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Director - @murrayenders, Writer - @grace_chaps, Director of Photography - @ge.dop, Editor - @kevinluk_editor, Colourist - @shun.skm, Original Score - @dougal.g.nelson, Sound Recordist - @cyborx25, Sound Assistant - @k.mayhew8, 1st AD - @valentina.valentinski, 2nd AD - @emilyquattrocchi, 3nd AD - @k.mayhew8, Camera/Lighting Assistant - @dreamhillstudios, Camera/Lighting Assistant - Esther Kipnis, Follies Bar - @folliesbar, Mabel - @lucy_rossen, Tommy - @ed_bede, Waiter - @cameron_.griffin, Bar Extra - @hadynhgayyabbeysme

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An adaptation of scenes from 'Cowboy Bebop' Episode 10 'Ganymede Elegy', Produced during the 72 hour Filmonik Kaberet., Put through post thanks to Movie Mutuals in Melbourne., Big thanks to the cast & crew!, Starring:, Rachelle Sarkis, Andrei Kazatchek, Crew:, Peter Mcgregor - Cinematography, Rhys Angelo-Jones - Sound, Brenton White - Composer, David Bitterlich - Colourist, Adapted & Directed by Odysseus

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A short film documenting the meteoric rise of a young artist, otherwise known as: the prodigy., Shot and cut in a day as part of Filmonik Melbourne's 'all you film' Filmonik Kabaret 2023: Main filmmaking event., Many thanks to all involved., Produced by Cullimore Creations & Olivier Bonenfant, Camera: Rhonin XU and Andrew Cullimore, Sound: Rode Wireless Go 2, Starring: Adelle O'Connor, Honey Rose & Lilybelle Lockwood, Melina Vampatella, Sarah Hamilton, Hamilton Marlowe.

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My session #1 Filmonik Melbourne Kabaret 2022 movie made from April 2-5 and premiered at Hoyts Highpoint on April 5th. If I were to make a short film for this year's edition it had to be flexible; no long rigid script and a concept as modular, big or small, as it could be. I had to resort to my old trick of featuring heaps of Kabaret participants in a little montage of some sort and happened to want to film more slow motion stuff. The result is Mortal Kab 22. More of an inside joke than a real film but hey, I love it., Shot, directed, edited, VFX by Olivier Bonenfant, WITH, Andrew Cullimore, Janet Watson Kruze, Suzanne Brimley, Kieran Cook, Laurence Corneschi, Deborah Gaskin, Mist Leong, Philip Lemon, Ida Nahid, William Rotor, Shaun Wanikar, Wolf Zane, Glyn Francis, Youii Teeba, Damien Leclerc, Iphigenie Frey, Ali Van Hemert, Olivier Bonenfant, Adam Rawson, B.J. Hill, Sarah Kipnis, Marcus Galic, Tim Gardner, Hayden Clarke, Chad Lockwood, MUSIC, Atlas Reach, Transcendence, Licence AUDIIO.com, Stock fire licensed with Vimeo Stock, SPECIAL THANKS, SITEWORKS, ALL THOSE WHO HELPED WITH PUNS, FILMONIK KABARET 2022 TEAM, BERNARD PEASLEY, GLYN FRANCIS, LAWRENCE MAKOONA, IPHIGENIE FREY, ANDREW CULLIMORE, OLIVIER BONENFANT

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Directed by, MURRAY ENDERS, Director of Photography, GARRETT ECKERSON, Edited by, KEVIN LUK, Music by, DEMETER, Starring, YOHAN PHILIP, DEAN TRAJKOVSKI, With, VALENTINA TUHA, YOUII TEEBA, Hair and Makeup, ALICIA VAN HEMERT, Production Assistants, MAY ALSANIA, AJAY VISWANATH, HAMSIKA PRAKASH, SHWETHADRI RANGARAMU, Unit Stills, HAMSIKA PRAKASH, MAY ALSANIA, Thanks to, DEAN TRAJKOVSKI, DAMIEN LECLERC, Made in 72 hours with no budget for the 2022 Filmonik Melbourne Kino Kabaret

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Dir. Tim Gardner, A troubled woman meets with a man who claims to control her destiny.

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Produced by Cullimore Creations at Filmonik Melbourne's epic 10 day filmmaking kabaret. Shot by Olivier Bonenfant, who also did the VFX. Directed and edited by Andrew Cullimore. Props and hats provided by The Australian Shakespeare Company. Copyright free sounds sourced at www.freesound.org.

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A FILM BY, Olivier Bonenfant, WITH, Joshua ACE Moyesie, GYM MEMBER, Laurence Corneschi, NURSE, Shailla Quadra, PASSER-BY, Saara Lamberg, Hayden Clarke, WITH THE VOICES OF, Chad Lockwood, Glyn Francis, Iphigenie Frey, Aleks Vujicic, David Farrington, Anton Kargapolov, May Alsania, Sarah Hamilton, Reggie Chang, Murray Enders, Deborah Gaskin, Kieran Cook, Lena Bauckhage, Mohan Lakshmipathy, SOUND RECORDISTS, Dexter Davison-Ling, Sarah Hamilton, Laurence Corneschi, STORY, CAMERA, EDITING, VFX, Olivier Bonenfant, MUSIC, Yari - See (Instrumental), Kyle Cox - No Matter How Far (Instrumental), Nova - Aturdid, Tides - Contenders (Instrumental), LOCATION, Siteworks, PROPMAKER, David Chevers, ADDITIONAL SOUND GEAR, Bernard Peasley, SPECIAL THANKS, Saara Lamberg, Iphigenie Frey, AUDIO / VIDEO LICENCING, AUDIIO.com (Music + SFX), Vimeo Stock (Explosion), FILMONIK MELBOURNE KABARET 2021 TEAM, Iphigenie Frey, Andrew Cullimore, Bernard Peasley, Olivier Bonenfant, Lawrence Makoona, Glyn Francis, FILMONIK MELBOURNE KABARET 2021 SESSION #1, © OLIVIER BONENFANT 2021

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Directed by Garrett Eckerson., An accident in the lab leads to a snake being mutated into a giant radioactive killing machine. It's up to Dr. Mark and Ms. Johnson to stop it from continuing its killing spree!

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A blind date gets more than one unexpected guest., Directed by Murray Enders, Sean - Nathan O'brolchain, Lucy - Clio Leonard, Man 1 - Andrew Cullimore, Man 2 - Rhys Tucker, Written by Aleks Vujicic, Director of Photography Garrett Eckerson, Sound Design and Original Score by Nathan Madsen, Special Effects - Renee Schulz, Audio Recording - Bernard Peasley, Gaffer + Unit Stills - Kieran Cook, Assistant Editor - May Alsania, Location - Cru Wine Bar, Conceptualised, Shot and Edited for the 2021 Melbourne Filmonik Kaberet.

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A film by Deborah Gaskin.

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These video haikus are super short films made of a first shot of 5 seconds, a second shot of 7 seconds and a final shot of 5 seconds with or without the poetry, but mostly without the poetry. These shorts were made during the Kino Kabaret events organised by Filmonik Melbourne and Kino Sydney at Bakehouse Studios, Siteworks and Sunstudios with as many as 40 participants., Many thanks to Justin and Filmfights.com for having started the madness of the videos haikus back in 2004. Fast forward to 2017 and our Kino Kabaret events unite film artisans in the same spot for 48-72 hours collaboratively making short films. While the other Kino groups have Quickies, the format of the video haiku was perfect for us to keep actors and crew busy between bigger shoots.

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Bernard Peasley, Gerardo Martinez, Alexandra Lee & Lawrence Makoona

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A film by Elizabeth Pham, With Elizabeth Pham as Sophie, Laurence Corneschi as Sanchez, Olivier Bonenfant as Jerry, Iphigenie Frey as Sue, Rhonin Xu as Sheng, François R. Whyte as Gaston, Directed by François R. Whyte, Director of photography: Rhonin Xu, Editor: Olivier Bonenfant, Sound by Rhonin Xu and Bernard Peasly, Music: "Ghosts" by Daniel Herrera, creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0, Thanks to Siteworks, And the Filmonik Melbourne Kabaret Team, Lawrence Makoona, Iphigenie Frey, Olivier Bonenfant, Bernard Peasley, Glyn Francis., This is a work of fiction., Completed December 2019.

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Written and directed by Olivier Bonenfant, With Chad Lockwood, Laurence Corneschi, and Emmanuell Aroney as the reporter., 5G sceptic: Elizabeth Pham, Pandemic shopper: Iphigenie Frey, Vacuum mate: Andrew Cullimore, Bricklifting tradie: Bruno Cesari, Vanity girl: Isabelle Giroux, Rubbish reader: Raphaela Reindl, Animal extinguisher: Craig Rossiter, Goon girl: Ella Rose, Pollution policemen: François R. Whyte, Screaming teacher: B.J. Hill, Stage applauder: Kat Johnson, Disco loner: Iphigenie Frey, Shower VR enthousiast: Olivier Bonenfant, Toilet paper summoner: Aleks Vujicic, Post-production: Olivier Bonenfant, Music track "15 - Influence" courtesy of Whatfunk, Made during Filmonik Melbourne Kabaret 2019 at Siteworks in Brunswick Victoria with some added scenes in 2020 to cover the bushfires and crazy COVID., Synopsis: It's crazy out there if you judge by the news. But do you even believe the news. Oh, but you're not watching the news, you're watching life. What's the difference really, it's just crazy out there.

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A short film about Andy and Darryl, two scientists tasked to patrol the organic waste zone., This short film was made in 48 hours for the 2019 Melbourne Filmonik Kabaret. It was awesome to collaborate with some new and some old faces. Aleks returned as my faithfully amazing writer who swears too much. Adam returned as my faithfully fantastic actor who never fails to bring everything he has to every shot he is in. I had not worked with Raphi before, she was visiting from Vienna, lovely that she could be a part of my film. I had not worked with Garrett as a DOP either, but I was so glad at the talent and creativity he brought to the film. I owe thanks to Oli for the Motion Graphics and Credits, Tim for once again gracing us with his incredible music that he makes in a few hours flat, Bernard for being the perfect sound recordist that he is, Iphi for the brilliant Hazmat Suits, Neil for lending the smoke'n'a'can and Alex for the lights, and May for being wonderfully helpful, and for taking amazing Unit Stills that you can see here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B4pWRUdBbWA/

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A film by Murray Enders, Story by Nathan Blutarski, DOP Oliver Bonenfant, Starring, Andrew Cullimore, Nathan Blutarski, Kat Johnson, With special thanks to, Falon Ryan, Hayden Clarke, Josh Tamir & Lido Cinema

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Lena Be, Djit, Iphy, Hayden, Gab, Isa, Andreas

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One woman will not be able to renew a subscription to an essential service. Her friend is ready to do anything to help her., With Suzanne Brimley, And Kat Johnson, Music by Xavier Froger, Written, directed, shot, sound recorded and edited by Olivier Bonenfant, Shot in 90 minutes during Filmonik Kabaret 2018, a Kino-kabaret event in Melbourne, Australia., Special thanks to Bakehouse Studios, ----AWARDS---, INDIE SPIRIT AWARD Melbourne Indie Film Festival 2020, BEST FILM Foresight Festival, Halle, Germany 2021, BEST WRITER Space Brains Sci-fi Film Fest, Mandurah, Australia 2021, ---SCREENINGS---, - Setting Sun Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia. May 5 2019. World Premiere. Official Selection., - Weird Film Fest, San Francisco, United States. May 20 2019. US Premiere, - Threadbare Mitten Film Festival, Lansing, United States. September 7 2019. Official Selection., - BIO·FICTION Science Art Film Festival 2019, Vienna, Austria. September 23 2019. European Premiere, - West Side Shorts, Williamstown. Australia. November 12 2019, - Melbourne Indie Film Festival. Australia, March 16 2020, - Burnt Video Art and Experimental Film Festival, January 2022, - Space Brains SciFi Film Festival. Mandurah, Western Australia, June 18 2022

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Thank you to everyone involved in Melbourne Filmonik Kabaret 2018 and thank you for the animation, Josie Criddle. This attempts to capture the spirit of Kino Kabaret inspired by Tennyson's poem:, “The Charge of the Light Brigade”, Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death, Rode the six hundred., ‘Forward, the Light Brigade!, Charge for the guns!’ he said:, Into the valley of Death, Rode the six hundred., ‘Forward, the Light Brigade!’, Was there a man dismay’d?, Not tho’ the soldier knew, Someone had blunder’d:, Their’s not to make reply, Their’s not to reason why, Their’s but to do and die:, Into the valley of Death, Rode the six hundred., Cannon to right of them, Cannon to left of them, Cannon in front of them..., Our version has 16 lines spoken in different languages:, THE CHARGE OF THE KINOITES, 1. HALF AN IDEA, HALF A SCRIPT, 2. HALF DEAD AND HALF ALIVE, 3. AND ALL IN THE SPIRIT OF KINO, 4. RODE THE FILMONIK THIRTY FIVE, 5. “ACTION, KINOITES!”, 6 “WE MUST FILL THE HARD DRIVE, 7. WITH THE SPIRIT OF KINO.”, 8. SAID THE THIRTY FIVE, 9. SONY TO RIGHT OF THEM, 10. NIKON TO LEFT OF THEM, 11. CANON IN FRONT OF THEM, 12. RODE CAPTURING THE SCREAM, 13. ACTORS MADE TO DO TAKE, 14. IF THE WRITERS WRITE THE DIRECTOR WILL MAKE, 15. USE WHAT YOU HAVE AND RENDER THE DREAM, 16. PROJECT YOUR PROJECT ON THE LIDO SCREEN

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Dir Chris Evans, with Falon Ryan.

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Dir. Isabelle Giroux, An experimental film about objectification and the place of women in society, following the #metoo movement in 2017.

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Ryan is working alone at the office when he gets an unexpected visit from his Brothers in law. Tension rises as they reveal why they are there. A short film made in 72 hours for Filmonik Kabaret 2017., Directed and Produced by Murray Enders, Written by Nathan Blutarski, Starring, Tim Quabba, Nathan Blutarski, Glyn Francis, Cinematography by Gab Rivera, Sound Recorded by Sebastian Chan, Visual Effects by Kieren Hovasapian, Asstaintance from Sophie Liszczynsky, "Bestiality" (from The Thing), Written by Ennio Morricone

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There's cheap flight tickets on sale to go to an event not to be missed but does that event need to be experienced live? A couple can't really agree on this., With Kat Johnson and Bryan Fisher, Directed by Olivier Bonenfant., With, Renee Bufton, Sergei Vlasov, David Kang, Iphigenie Frey, Louise-Eve Vanier, Thanks to the Kino00 crew., Sound recordists, Iphigenie Frey, Lena Bauckhage, Music, Sea, John Vallis (johnvallis.co.uk), Licensed under Creative Commons: BY attribution 3.0, Bounce, Whatfunk, Licensed under CC0 1.0 UNIVERSAL (CC0 1.0), A Filmonik Melbourne and Kino Sydney co-production., Made and screened in 48 hours during Filmonik Kabaret 2017 at Bakehouse Studios and Lido Cinemas., Premiere during "Exit Film Night" at Lido Cinemas part of Good Beer Week Festival in Melbourne. May 14, 2018., West Side Shorts, Williamstown, Australia, October 9, 2018, Official Selection: The Mallow Hotel Short Film Festival. Ballarat VIC. November 17, 2018., Finalist: Reel Escape Short Film Festival. Milton NSW. September 20, 2019

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A man is a book room full of unidentified books. He has to piece the whole story together., A film by Olivier Bonenfant, With Murray Enders, Nic Mason, Sebastian Chan, Tim Quabba, Music by Felipe Balbino, Concept, camera, editing, VFX by Olivier Bonenfant, Shot at Bakehouse Studios, Book room design by Stewart Russell and Nicholas Jones, Special thanks to Quincy Mclean, Helen Marcou, Iphigenie Frey, Lawrence Makoona, Bernard Peasley, Glyn Francis.

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Created and Directed by Helen Gory, narrated by Moira Burke, author of the book 'Losing It'., Premiered 2017 for the Melbourne Filmonik Kabaret., Copyright Helen Gory

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A Filmonik Melbourne Kabaret 2017 musical interlude. Some dancing and some stop motion animation on a disco pillow., By, Iphigenie Frey, Lena Bauckhage, Olivier Bonenfant, Lawrence Makoona, With Glyn Francis, Bernard Peasley, Jackie Chang, Kat Johnson, Bryan Fisher, David Kang, Tiphaine Dereyer, Hayden Clarke, Emma Fawcett, Tony Tralongo, Nic Mason, Isabelle Giroux, Renne Davitidis, Renee Bufton, Olivier Bonenfant, Iphigenie Frey, Lena Bauckhage, Nigel Ang, Debajit Banerjee, Murray Enders, Sebastian Chan.

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Made for A Bloomsday in Melbourne Kino Kabaret with Filmonik Melbourne; films made in 24 hours about James Joyce Ulysses., A film by Olivier Bonenfant, With Anton Kargapolov, Production assistant: Leeanne Torpey, James Joyce advisers: Racker Donnelly, Bruce Beswick, Steve Carey., Based on ideas by Glyn Francis, Leeanne Torpey and Olivier Bonenfant, Special Thanks to Steven Gome, Bernard Peasley, Mhairi Mcintyre, B.J. Hill, Lawrence Makoona, Andrew Cullimore, Timmy Frasier, Tracy Lo.

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Two guys are lost in an unfamiliar neighborhood until they try to climb a wall to get to a vantage point and see their surroundings. An Australo-Quebecois short film with rather useful subtitles., Directed by Olivier Bonenfant, With Glyn Francis and Abdallah Saffidine., Music by Jason Shaw (AudionautiX.com), Special thanks to Sophia Davidson Gluyas and Iphigénie Frey

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Happy birthday Bert., A FILM BY Olivier Bonenfant, WITH Kevin Smith., ALSO WITH Iphigénie Frey, Leeanne Torpey, Lawrence Makoona AND Mhairi McIntyre, Valentin Mayer-Eichberger, Sophia Davidson Gluyas, BJ HILL, Munni Milton-Moon, Julie Milton, Glyn Francis, Nadia AstarI, Abdallah Saffidine., POST-PRODUCTION Olivier Bonenfant, PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Iphigénie Frey, MUSIC M1DY, SPECIAL THANKS TO Matthew and Yuni at Yuni's kitchen and Sophia Davidson Gluyas., SHOT IN MELBOURNE IN 48 HOURS FOR FILMONIK KABARET 2014, http://www.synaptic.tv/

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Iphigenie Frey, Olivier Bonenfant and Glyn Francis

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A documentary about a trip to the osteopath. Made at Filmonik Melbourne Kino Kabaret 2014. Devised by Sophia Davidson Gluyas, directed by Nadia Astari. (NB - I totally love osteopathy, this is a loving parody)