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Performance 4a and Company B Belvoir present |
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Success Stories
Directed by renowned storyteller, photographer and performer William Yang and producer/writer Annette Shun Wah.
Six storytellers confront their family skeletons to flesh out the stories of the here and now. Accompanied by images from private collections, they reveal engaging and moving insights into family, identity, ambition, confusion and determination. Featuring Daphne Lowe Kelley, Joy Hopwood, Paul Cordeiro, Mary Tang, Mai Long and Teik-Kim Pok. The production played to a full house at Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre on Monday May 3, 2010.
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The Devil gets good crits
Good reviews are rolling in for The Devil’s 6 Commandments , a low budget, independent feature screening at Sydney's Chauvel Cinema until 24 Nov. With a richly multicultural cast and crew, led by Indonesian writer, director and producer Dicky Tanuwidjaya, it stars Gianna Pattison and Felino Dolloso. Dicky describes his film as an action flick with a bit of drama and dark comedy. Read the Urban Cinefile review , or check out the trailer .
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Hush, there's an old rocker on stage
by Adam Fulton
Sydney Morning Herald, 1 Feb 2011
Growing up in 1960s Australia, at least two obstacles stood between Les Gock and his dream of being a guitar star - one in his home, the other in the cultural landscape outside it. Read the  SMH Arts story 175.13 Kb.
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More about Asian Australian film
Why do we need a forum about Asian Australian film? Check out this excellent overview in an article by Craig Mathieson for the SBS website.
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Heng Tang films screening
Heng Tang is a highly regarded Chinese-Australian short film director. His work has won international and local awards. See two of his films, The Last Chip, in which a wild night of harmless fun at the local casino turns very dark; and Mooncake and Crab where the protagonise reveals her secret double life in the telling of a mooncake legend. The films will be followed by a Q & A with the director. Fri 27 Jan at 6.30pm, Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, Sydney. Tickets only $8. Bookings essential 0414 329 880. More information from Australasian Art and Stageworks.
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