The 3rd Annual Serge Sharrinovsky Sundown Film Festival returns on the 5 & 6th April 2013

The 3rd Annual Serge Sharrinovsky Sundown Film Festival returns on the 5 & 6th April 2013 with a new diverse lineup of programming. Screening @ Sundown Micro Cinema Yokine (Rated: Mature Content) Please note RSVP to sundownfilm@gmail.com is required for these screenings as seating and screening time is limited. Specific screening times of each film will be compiled from audience preferences on the night of screening so your first three choices of films and preferred night in your rsvp would be appreciated. (ie basically this means you decided what you want to watch and when). 15 Sec preview teasers below La Mirada Perdida Damian Dionisio (Spain) Sarasvits & the Faceless Man Dan Earthquake (UK) Sun Sand Survival Alvaro Moro & Oscar Cavaller (Spain) Chapter One Tony Tambi (USA) Luminaris Juan Pablo Zarameela Misconceptions Ron Satlof (USA) One Day After Peace Miri Laufer & Erez Laufer (Isreal) American Road Warren Leming & Kurt Jacobsen (USA) Pechorin Roman Khrushch (Russia) Ceuta, Douce Prison Millet Jonathan (France) Ixtar Mauel Firas (Spain) Les Rideaaux Rouges Alain Daymier Afucuibadis (Amateurs) Arturo Duenas Herrero Fabrica Munecas (Dolls Factory) Ainhoa Menendez Goyoaga Leccion Debida (Deserved Lessons) Ivan Ruiz Flores Kimuak Project Assorted Short Films (Spain) Catharis (Australia) Director; Robbie J Martin Poetry Ltd + Searching 4 Peach Orchard (Israel) Director; Dorit Weisman The Delivery (Australia) Bala Ramachander Refegio 115 Ivan Villamel Terms of Entry: In consideration of acceptance into this festival screening event at our own Sundown Micro Cinema, You agree to waive any and all claims for yourself and your heirs against the festival and any of its officials, staff, volunteers, and any sponsors, partners or other participants at the festival, for injury or illness which may directly or indirectly result from your participation. You also acknowledge and state that you are in proper physical condition to participate in this event. This basically means, while we will try and make your experience as comfortable as possible at the festival, we are not a public cinema and the festival or its organisers can not account for every possibility or contingency or overhead for your safety and well been, so therefore you accept to attend the festival screenings at your own risk. Also please note we reserve the right to refuse entry. About US: The SERGE SHARRINOVSKY Sundown Film Festival is a non‐profit underground festival that provides a a truly independent and alternative screening platform for all filmmakers, directors, actors, producers, and composers. Festival submissions help build our showcase program and also helps us provide a variety of content and talent to showcase to Western Australian audiences. We strive to process every submission promptly and watch every film with an attentive and unbiased eye. We celebrate the independent spirit of interesting and original storytelling, diverse voices and films that push the limits of style and narrative film making. There is no single thing that we look for other then we are mainly looking for good films and interesting points of views and stories. The Serge Sharrinovsky Sundown Film Festival tries to showcases as many independent films of all genres, plus provides a great networking opportunity for filmmakers and film loving audiences. History The mission of The SERGE SHARRINOVSKY Sundown Film Festival is to showcase as many independent filmmakers and artists of motion pictures. To recognize outstanding achievements in independent film making and provide a supportive forum for all creative efforts. Originally know as the Sundown Film Festival it was initially the brain child of Cinematographer Harry Frochter in 2009 and first started screenings in 2011 courtesy of John Latham (who also concurrently runs the WA film Fesitval) and Helen Childs in Perth Bassendean. The first screenings were presented at the Maltese Association Club Of WA. The second years festival for 2012 started screening on 27th February at the Piazza Super Screen in Northbridge courtesy of Lauren Beldi, Simon Blythe and The City of Perth. Films that could not be screened at the Piazza due to time or classification restrictions were later screened at our Sundown Micro Cinema or at the Yokine Community Recreation Centre. This year all films will be screened at our own outdoor Sundown Micro Cinema. (Bourke Street Yokine WA) Please note RSVP's are required by email to sundownfilm@gmail.com if you wish to attend.