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CONTENTS
TICKET PRICES 2 FESTIVAL PLANNER 32-33
Welcome 4 Late Night Comedy 34
Festival Highlights 6-7 SATURDAY OVERVIEW 35
Q&A 7 Loved and Local 2 36
Supporting Local Artists 8 Masterclasses 37
Festival Café 9 Heart Moments 2 38
VENUE & MAP 10-11 Festival Favourites 39
THURSDAY OVERVIEW 12 H is for Happiness 40
I Heart Holidays 13 Industry Networking 41
Mosaic W’shops w’ Brett Campbell 14 Awards Ceremony 41
Stories with Heart 15 Jury 42-43
Holiday Fun & Mosaic Paper Art 16 Award Winning Shorts 43
Big World 1 17 SUNDAY OVERVIEW 44
Emu Runner 18 Heart Moments 3 45
Laugh Out Loud 19 I Heart Holiday Family Shorts 46
Opening Night 20
Holiday Fun & Mosaic Paper Art 47
FRIDAY OVERVIEW 21
Spirit of the Mary Valley 47
Heart Moments 1 22
Young Filmmaker Comp 48
Real Stories with Heart 23
Award Winning Shorts 49
A Woman’s Worth 24
Heart Moments 4 50
Big World 2 25
I Heart Holidays 51
Loved and Local 1 26
Ways of Seeing 27 Art with Heart 52
Artistic Director’s Choice 28 Laugh Out Loud 2 53
Irish Connections 29 Credits 54
Caring for Culture 30 Partners and Sponsors 55-58
In Conversation 30 Film Index 64-65
Caring for Country 31
HEART OF GOLD PROGRAM 2019 ♥ 3

WELCOME
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR |
LYDIA FAIRHALL
Welcome to the 2019 Heart of Gold
International Short Film Festival. I
wanted to say hi and thank you for
welcoming me into the role of Artistic
Director for this year’s Festival.
What Heart of Gold offers in the
landscape of the broader film industry
is something special and something
We take something broken and make
worth holding onto. In an era of binge
something beautiful out of it. So, in 2019,
watching, commerce driven storytelling,
the Heart of Gold International Short
and the fast pace of cities that drive
Film Festival is an affirmation of the fact
and push a corporate agenda, Heart
that pain is real, but so is hope and that
of Gold is a long, deep breath of fresh
sometimes from brokenness comes
air. It is a Festival that is truly focussed
deep transformation.
on celebrating you; the wonderful
community of filmmakers, audiences Of course, we are also gathering
and volunteers that are the life force of to just generally have a good time,
this unique and magnetic Festival. and this year we have selected two
extraordinary feature films as well as
This year we are looking through the
over 130 incredible short films from
lens of mosaics in both the selection of
every corner of the world.
films and the creation of our beautiful
connected events. It is our greatest wish that you enjoy this
program as much as we have enjoyed
I have come to realise that mosaics
putting it together.
mean something different to
everyone. For me it is an extension Much warmth,
of our connection to each other, Lydia Fairhall
to the land and to our community.

PATRON | AARON PEDERSEN
I love that Heart of Gold inspires
filmmakers to share stories that have
heart and uplift the human spirit. It’s
so important to have festivals like
Heart of Gold that give opportunities to
filmmakers for their work to be screened.
When you see your own soul on screen it
invigorates you, it really gives you power,
it makes you feel stronger, it makes you
believe in yourself and that’s what is so
great about Heart of Gold International
Short Film Festival – it inspires people
to believe in themselves and share their
stories of hope and inspiration.
I am thrilled to be coming to the Festival
this year and look forward to meeting the
wonderful filmmakers, who have poured
their hearts out onto the screen.
MAYOR | MICK CURRAN
It is my pleasure to welcome you all to
this year’s Heart of Gold International
Short Film Festival. This event continues
to showcase some of the best artistic
talent from our region and around the
world. The 2019 line-up is tipped to be
one of the best to date and on behalf
of Gympie Regional Council I want to
encourage you all to immerse yourself
in everything this Festival offers.
The continued success of the
Heart of Gold Film Festival is due to
the dedication and passion of the
committee, volunteers, sponsors and
of course the audience.
If you are a visitor to our region take
the time to explore. You can see for
yourself why the Gympie region is fast
becoming the number one choice to
live, work and play.
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS
I HEART HOLIDAYS Thurs 3 Oct & Sun 6 Oct | 10am – 3pm
There’s a lot to love about our holiday program this year at Heart of Gold. Be inspired
by our wonderful family shorts, uplifted by the heart-warming family feature Emu
Runner and engage with our free paper mosaics crafts and holiday activities in the
Prospectors Hall.
LEARN THE ART OF MOSAIC MAKING

Thurs 3 Oct & Sat 5 Oct | 10am – 1pm & 2 – 5pm; Fri 4 Oct & Sun 6 Oct | 10am – 1pm.
Create your own unique mosaic tile, under the guidance of renowned Sunshine
Coast mosaic artist, Brett Campbell. Watch our community mosaic art project grow
each day over the Festival long weekend, in Prospectors Hall. This drop-in workshop
is suitable for all ages.
HAPPY HOUR Thurs 3 – Sat 5 Oct | 5-6pm

Grab a drink, make some new friends and enjoy the uplifting sounds of local artists
performing live in the Gold Bar each evening throughout the Festival.
OPENING NIGHT Thurs 3 Oct | 6 – 9pm

Join us for the official opening of Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival, with
street food, live music, and a curated selection of opening night films.
HEART OF GOLD PRESENTS Fri 4 Oct | 5.30pm – 9.30pm

An inspiring series that explores our beautiful natural world, the way we care and
cultivate it and how that informs our relationship to the land and each other.
♥♥ Caring for Culture – The Saltwater Story – 70 kilometres, 3 days, 2 canoes and
1 incredible adventure (short film and Q&A).
♥♥ In Conversation – A panel of experts explore renewed agriculture.
♥♥ Caring for Country – Warburdur Bununu and Saving Seagrass (short films).

MASTERCLASSES Sat 5 Oct | 10am – 3.30pm
For the filmmakers, and even the film-making curious we have a full day of masterclasses
that can be attended either individually or as a whole day of learning and exploring.
♥♥ Creation – script development workshop with Nicole Conventry.
♥♥ Commerce – a deep dive into film producing with John Harvey.
♥♥ Comedy – what comedy is, how it works, and the best ways to go about making it
with Mark O’Toole.
H IS FOR HAPPINESS Sat 5 Oct | 4pm
Our feature film is a classic feel-good film for all ages. It will make you laugh, cry, and
cheer with delight. Join us for pizza and fun after the film.
INDUSTRY NETWORKING Sat 5 Oct | 6pm

Join our Patron Aaron Pedersen at a special screen industry networking event.
AWARDS CEREMONY Sat 5 Oct | 7pm

Arrive early and stay late. There’ll be live music, great food for purchase and fantastic
company on offer as we celebrate the amazing filmmakers who uplifted and inspired
us with their brilliant short films this year at Heart of Gold.
Q&As Thurs – Sun | Various Times. Check the Festival blackboard in foyer for times
Meet the filmmakers behind your favourite shorts! Run daily throughout the Festival,
Heart of Gold’s Q&As offer audiences, filmmakers, community and industry the
chance to connect, explore and delve deeper into the stories on the screen and
behind the scenes.

SUPPORTING LOCAL
ARTISTS
Heart of Gold is proud to support local artists.
Check out much-loved singer songwriter Linc Phelps sharing his authentic sounds and
heartfelt lyrics in the Gold Bar on Opening Night, as well as daily local singer songwriter
sessions throughout the Festival.
This year our program design features the work A Life in Progress by Yasmin Parr.
Yasmin says: “As a symbol of immortality, the tree grows old, yet it bares seeds that
contain its very essence and in this way, the tree becomes immortal. The Cosmic
Tree represents all of the beings in the universe on their quest for physical and
spiritual nourishment, transformation and liberation, sustenance, union and fertility.
In A Life in Progress I am exploring humanities struggle for order and spiritual
growth against chaos and disintegration, and the patterns that are found in nature,
human behaviour and culture.”
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn the art of mosaic making from an artisan with over 19
years of artistic development. Renowned mosaic artist Brett Campbell, will be sharing
his skills with us in Prospectors Hall, each day during the Festival. Brett is from the
Maleny hinterland and has been commissioned to create vibrant, meaningful mosaic
streetscaping artwork across the Sunshine Coast over the years.
Linc Phelps, musician A Life in Progress by Yasmin Parr Brett Campbell, mosaic artist

FESTIVAL SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL
CAFE Thai Pumpkin Soup $8.5

w. Crusty Roll (Veg, GF Options)
THURS 8AM – 5 PM Baked Jacket Potatoes $7
FRI 8AM – 8PM w. Melty Cheese, Coleslaw &
SAT 8AM – 5 PM Sour Cream (Veg, GF Options)
SUN 9AM – 4PM Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls $4 ea
Chicken or Veg with Dipping Sauce
The Festival Cafe is operated by (Veg, GF Options)
Little Haven Palliative Care. All funds
raised assist / fund our 24/7 specialist Ribbon Sandwich Packs $8 ea
community based palliative care service. Egg & Cress
Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese
SOMETHING LIGHT Chicken Waldorf
Ham & Dijon
House-Made Freshly-Baked
Chicken, Cheese, Avo Melt $9
Sweet Muffins $4
with Cranberry Sauce
• Dark Choc & Berry • White Choc
• Mango & Macadamia Roast Veg & Fetta Melt $9
on Turkish Bread (Veg)
Savoury Muffin $4.5
w.Sour Cream & Relish, Organic Butter Potato Rostis w. Smoked Salmon $13
(Veg Options) or Avo Salsa (Veg, GF Options)
Scones X2 $5 Sour Cream & Leaf Salad $10
w. Cream & House-Made Preserves (Veg, GF Options)
Selection of Gourmet Cakes & Tarts $5 Bamboo Bowl Specials $14
(Veg/GF Options) • Satay Chicken
• Vegetable Curry w. Jasmine Rice
DRINKS • Thai Beef Salad
Coffee $4 (Veg, GF Options)
(All in The Cup Coffee with Conscience Kids Option
Sustainably-sourced, locally-roasted coffee) Chicken Goujon Cones w. Sauce $6
• Flat White • Cappuccino • Long Black
• Decaf • Soy Latte Coming to the Irish Night Friday?
Pre Order your Beef and Guinness Meal Now.
Variety of herbal and leaf Teas $2
Hot Chocolate $3.5 Please notify of any dietary
Iced Chocolate / Coffee $5 requirements on ordering.
Iced Tea $3.5 Pre-ordering available.
Lemon, Lime & Bitters, / Ginger Beer $3 EFTPOS available.
Selection of Juices $3.5

VENUE & MAP
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The magnificent soul of the Civic GYMPIE CIVIC CENTRE
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tier, 400-seat theatre where the biggest GYMPIE QLD
screenings of the Festival take place,
including our feature film screenings
and awards ceremony.
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The central hub and beating heart of the
Festival is the Prospectors Hall.
Drop in for a coffee or a bite to eat.
Swap notes with a program guru, listen
to visiting filmmakers Q&As, learn
the art of mosaic making or just kick
back and relax. Between sessions the
Prospectors Hall is your festival home
away from home.
FOSSICKERS ROOM
The intimate Fossickers Room has
a capacity of 80 and is the place
to catch our international strands,
popular sessions on repeat and
events in the extras program,
including Masterclasses and Industry
Networking.
FESTIVAL CAFÉ
Treat yourself to a delicious delight
from the Festival Café. The awesome
volunteers from Little Haven Palliative
Care offer a tempting array of homemade
sweets and savoury meals, served up
with wonderful country hospitality!

PROSPECTORS
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CAFE
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HERITAGE THEATRE
FILMMAKERS
HOSPITALITY
& TRANSFERS
MERCHANDISE
BOX WHEELCHAIR RAMP

OFFICE
ENTRY FOYER
INFO DESK
GOLD LIFT
PARTNERS
BAR CORNER
FESTIVAL CAFE
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KITCHEN FIRST AID FOSSICKERS
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THURSDAY OVERVIEW
TIME SESSION NAME LOCATION

10:00am - 11:30am SHORTS: I Heart Holidays Heritage Theatre FF
10:00am - 1:00pm ACTIVITY: Free Mosaic Workshop w’ Brett Campbell Prospectors Hall FF
10:45am - 12:15pm SHORTS: Real Stories with Heart 1 Fossickers Room UN
11:30am - 1:30pm ACTIVITY: Free Holiday Fun & Paper Mosaic Drop-In Workshop Prospectors Hall FF
1:00pm - 2:30pm SHORTS: Big World 1 Fossickers Room UN 1
1:30pm - 3:15pm FEATURE: Emu Runner Heritage Theatre FF
2:00pm - 5:00pm ACTIVITY: Free Mosaic Workshop w’ Brett Campbell Prospectors Hall FF
4:00pm - 5:30pm SHORTS: Laugh Out Loud Heritage Theatre UN
5:00pm - 6:00pm HAPPY HOUR: Live Music and Street Food Gold Bar
6:00pm - 9:00pm OFFICIAL OPENING: Bar & Heritage
UN
Opening Night Films, Food Vans, Entertainment Theatre
FF: FAMILY FRIENDLY

UN: Unclassified, not suitable for children under 18yrs
1
Challenging themes & some violence

I HEART HOLIDAYS
HO1 THURSDAY 10 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
GRANBAD EUNICE
Annabel Vine | 10 min | UK Eric Garro | 11 min | UK
A dyslexic boy inadvertently shows a bully that An environmental researcher has to fight
it isn’t ‘soppy’ to love your Grandad and like against sexism.
spending time with him.
THE BESTEST JOB
CHICKEN Giuliette Lugara | 4 min | Australia
Kate Lefoe | 4 min | Australia A single father is reminded of the importance of
Two mates set out exploring the Australian bush being a dad.
and discover more than nature.
ALICE AND LEWIS
OWN YOU Elina Street | 16 min | USA
Oscar Bailey | 7 min | Australia Alice prefers to read books and tell stories rather
A teenager’s life is turned upside down when he than listening to her math tutor
is told to get off the computer!
THESE WALLS
THE SANDPIT Susanna van Aswegen | 8 min | Aust.
Matt Pearson | 7 min | Australia A free spirited grandmother and her grandson are
Jasmine spends her lunch digging for pebbles in forced to share their secret gift.
a sandpit. She needs a friend.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT THING

Arna Selznick | 22 min | Canada
A creative child sets out to make a magnificent
thing but realises it’s not that easy!

FREE MOSAIC WORKSHOP
WITH BRETT CAMPBELL
PO1 THU 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
PO3 THU 2 PM - 5 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
PO4 FRI 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
PO8 SAT 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
PO9 SAT 2 PM - 5 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
P10 SUN 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
Join Brett Campbell in one of the daily FREE mosaic workshops.

Create a special 15 x 15cm mosaic tile that represents something meaningful
in your life. Your artwork will be photographed and will become part of our
community mosaic project that will be projected onto a screen during the Festival.
Watch our community mosaic project grow over the four days of the Festival,
as each individual’s unique artwork is added. Discover diverse stories, coming
together as one community to tell a bigger interconnected story.
This drop-in workshop is suitable for all ages.
This program is supported by the

Queensland Government through
Arts Queensland.

REAL STORIES WITH HEART 1
FO1 THURSDAY 10:45 AM FOSSICKERS ROOM
A SONG CAN’T BURN HEARTBEAT BY HEARTBEAT

Roscoe Neil | 12 min | UK Emmanuelle Antolin | 6 min | USA
A documentary that follows a Scottish musician One man struggles past homelessness and
working with Syrian refugee children. addiction in San Francisco.
GEORGE AWAKEN THE DRAGON

Ben Proudfoot | 11 min | Canada TOGETHER
A documentary about one soldier’s experience Shuyi Wang | 6 min | USA
during the First World War. A documentary about Massachusetts’ first
dragon boat team for cancer survivors.
LIVES IN ACTION
Lillian Paterson & Hawanatu Bangura A WOMAN’S CALLING
8 min | Australia Ivy Staker | 6 min | Australia
Six Australians challenge the intersecting A story that champions sisterhood and conveys
barriers of disability and ethnicity. the personal impact and the huge potential for
global change that is born out of the Moon Sick
IN MY LANE Care Bags initiative.
Mathew Harvey | 5 min | Australia
An elite swimmer shares his life challenges and
HEART AND HARP
his dream to represent Australia at the 2020 Tokyo Tyson Leith [Timberwolf Films]
Paralympics. 10 min | Australia
Queensland pop artist, ELSKA, redefines the
THE NAKED FARMER humble harp and proves that anything is possible.
Marleena Forward | 5 min | Australia
Ben Brooksby aka The Naked Farmer shares his THAT’S MY JAZZ
mental health journey and love of the farming life. Ben Proudfoot | 14 min | USA
A famous chef reflects on his relationship with his
late father.

FREE HOLIDAY FUN
AND MOSAIC PAPER ART
PO1 THURSDAY 11:30 AM TO 1:30 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
There’s a lot to love about holidays with our free activities for the whole family. Join in
a giant game of Jenga, noughts and crosses, snakes and ladders or connect 4. Make
some cool art and take part in our community mosaic project. Grab a coffee and bite
to eat and chill while the kids play to their hearts’ content.
MOSAIC PAPER ART

Drop into the Gympie Regional Gallery pop-up art activity anytime between
11.30am – 1.30pm and make a colourful paper heart mosaic.

BIG WORLD 1*
FO2 THURSDAY 1:00 PM FOSSICKERS ROOM
YIN YU TANG – REGENERACY MOMENT

ON THE OTHER SIDE OF EARTH Geoffrey Uloth | 21 min | Canada
Han Yan | 11 min | USA A young poor woman is being attacked in an
A documentary about the reconstruction of a alley when time freezes and two mysterious
Qing Dynasty house within a USA museum. superheroes appear.
M LIKE MOBIUS TURNING TEN

Faranak Moradi | 8 min | Iran Jaylan Auf | 12 min | UK
Lili is a waitress and obsessed with sound A mother sits in a waiting room while her daughter
receives treatment.
GOODBYE MA
Louis Yin | 15 min | China WOODEN BLOCKS
Nine-year-old Melon’s eyes have two colors
Takumi Kawakami | 11 min | Australia
and she can’t see clearly. After unsuccessful Working at a Japanese restaurant, a young man
treatment in China, her mom takes her to see quietly longs for something more.
doctors in New York. But she gradually realizes
that her mom has other plans.
* Challenging themes & some violence

EMU RUNNER
HO2 THURSDAY 1:30 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
FEATURE FILM
Imogen Thomas | 95 min | Australia
Emu Runner tells the story of nine-year-old
Indigenous girl Gem Daniels (newcomer Rhae- Kye
Waites), who lives in a remote Australian town.
As she copes with her mother’s unexpected death
Gem finds solace in the company of a wild emu,
unwittingly connected with her mother’s traditional
totem animal.
Gem is a child full of wonder and intrigue, anchored
by the deep cultural roots of her Ngemba people and
country, and thus her sense of belonging is implicit.
Told from Gem’s perspective of the world, this heart-
warming and ultimately triumphant story plays out
against the pressing issues and challenges that
come from living in an isolated community.
Starring: Wayne Blair (Redfern Now, The Sapphires),
Mauriel Spearim (Wentworth, The Secret River),
Georgia Blizzard (Home and Away, Thor: Ragnarock),
Rob Carton (Chandon Pictures) and introducting
a stunning cast of newcomers in Mary Waites,
Letisha Boney, Lindsay Waites, Rodney McHughes
and Stella Carter.
Family Friendly
Adults at Children’s prices

LAUGH OUT LOUD
HO3 THURSDAY 4 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
GHOSTED THE LOVERS

Duncan Roe | 15 min | UK Gareth Tillson | 7 min | Australiaƒ
A mockumentary about a woman who turns to the Elizabeth is at a cross-roads. Some heavy
paranormal world after losing her husband. decisions are weighing on her, so she decides to
consult a Tarot Reader. The answers she receives
AKA are more than she bargained for!
David Maybrick | 15 min | UK
What happens when your husband wants to TYPECAST
name your first child ‘Jurgen’? Brett Davis | 7 min | Australia
EVERY WEDNESDAY A group of mature actors refuse to be typecast
and make their own film.
Lachlan Payne | 7 min | Australia
Graham has to find a way to get the TV program PRETTY FACE
from each Wednesday’s paper.
Ruby Darge | 11 min | Australia
THOMAS’S EXISTENTIAL CRISIS A young singer confronts the controlling hand
of her mother as she attempts to forge her own
Claire Coe & Alastair Craig | 5 min identity.
Australia
A beloved tank engine questions the terrifying TRAGICALLY DEAF
reality of his own existence. Maxx Corkindale | 3 min | Australia
Paul has a loving family, a good job, and enjoys
I DEAR life - but does he?
Fern Mei Sim | 4 min | Australia
Come follow a scientist, an artist and a dancer as
they interact with their ideas.
100%
Emma Miranda Moore | 10 min | UK/UAE
Natalie’s wedding is tomorrow and her best friend
is entrusted with getting her to the altar.

OPENING NIGHT
HO4 THURSDAY 6:00 - 9:00 PM GOLD BAR & HERITAGE THEATRE
Join us for the official Opening Night of Heart of Gold Internatinal Short Film Festival,
featuring Welcome to Country and a line-up of exceptional short films, including the
Queensland premiere of Out of Range featuring our very own patron Aaron Pedersen. This
year’s Opening Night is for the community. That Pizza Guy and Beauty and the Beard food
vans will be on site, and be sure to catch local favourite Linc Phelps entertaining the crowd.
SUNCATCHER YOUNG MASTERS

Parker Croft | 12 min | USA Lauren Rose Beck | 9 min | Australia
For months Kira has been living out of her car. An uplifting look at the refugee contribution to the
Today that changes. Melbourne community through dance.
GRANBAD OUT OF RANGE

Annabel Vine | 10 min | UK John Harvey | 13 min | Australia
A dyslexic boy inadvertently shows a bully that Eager to impress his estranged son, a father
it isn’t ‘soppy’ to love your Grandad and like is forced to slow down when their road trip is
spending time with him. suddenly interrupted
BIRDS OF A FEATHER HAPPY ANDROID

Bianca Nall | 8 min | Australia Jaina Kalifa | 25 min | Australia
A little bird wants to befriend two pelicans and A street performer’s ongoing battle with anxiety
share in the fish they flaunt. and depression.
THE SANDPIT
Matt Pearson | 7 min | Australia
Jasmine spends her lunch digging for pebbles in
a sandpit. She needs a friend.

FRIDAY OVERVIEW

10:00am -11:30am SHORTS: Heart Moments 1 Heritage Theatre UN
10:30am - 12:00pm SHORTS: Real Stories with Heart 2 Fossickers Room UN
12:15pm - 1:45pm SHORTS: A Woman's Worth Heritage Theatre UN
12:30pm - 2:00 pm SHORTS: Big World 2 Fossickers Room UN
2:15pm - 3:45pm SHORTS: Loved and Local 1 Heritage Theatre UN
3:45pm - 5:15pm SHORTS: Ways of Seeing Fossickers Room UN 2
4:45pm - 6:15pm SHORTS: Artistic Directors Choice Heritage Theatre UN 3
5:00pm - 6:00pm HAPPY HOUR: Live, Local Music Gold Bar
5:30pm - 6:45pm SHORTS: Caring for Culture Prospectors Hall
7:15pm - 8:30pm PANEL: In Conversation Prospectors Hall
7:30pm - 9:00pm SHORTS: Irish Connections Heritage Theatre UN 3
8:30pm - 9:20 pm SHORTS: Caring for Country Prospectors Hall UN
9:30pm - 11:00pm SHORTS: Late Night Comedy Heritage Theatre UN 4
FF FAMILY FRIENDLY
UN Unclassified, not suitable for children under 18yrs
2
Some challenging themes
3
Some coarse language & violence
4
Some mild language

HEART MOMENTS 1
HO5 FRIDAY 10:00 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
SUNCATCHER THE NAKED FARMER

Parker Croft | 12 min | USA Marleena Forward | 5 min | Australia
For months Kira has been living out of her car. Ben Brooksby aka The Naked Farmer shares his
Today that changes. mental health journey and love of the farming life
NOT LIKE ME TIME LAPSE

Danielle Hastie | 10 min | Australia Sam Nicholson | 5 min | Australia
A history of family violence impacts on a man’s A film about procrastination.
sense of identity and connection.
WELCOME TO THE BALL
ALICE AND LEWIS Adam Vincent Wright | 5 min | USA
Elina Street | 16 min | Australia, UK A child learns sign language in hope of making
Alice prefers to read books and tell stories rather a new friend.
than listening to her math tutor.
THE HORSES
TURNED TO THE SUN Nick Barkla | 11 min | Australia
Keith Wilhelm Kopp | 3 min | UK A traumatised war veteran experiences healing
Ben is trying to forget his past life, but must working with a traumatised ex-racehorse.
confront trauma to break free.
TALK TO LEON
Murat Gökmen | 14 min | UK
A midnight adventure in London involving four
youngsters.

REAL STORIES WITH HEART 2
FO3 FRIDAY 10:30 AM FOSSICKERS ROOM
EN POINTE BEAUTIFULLY SAVAGE

Tamara Hall | 7 min | Australia Ben Proudfoot | 8 min | USA
An elderly woman shares her journey of rejection, Boxing gym owner Joe Buckner recalls his
loss and hope, together with her enduring love of troubling history and how that has shaped him
ballet. into the man he is today.
HAPPY ANDROID WITHOUT CONSENT

Jaina Kalifa | 25 min | Australia Diane Busuttil | 14 min | Australia
A street performer’s ongoing battle with anxiety A personal story about forced adoption in
and depression. Australia in the late 1960s.
MILLY H.SALT
Lily Drummond | 6 min | Australia Ben Proudfoot | 10 min | US
A courageous young child living with leukaemia The strange tale of the ‘British Colonel Sanders’
shows us what heroism is. empire.
HEARTBEAT BY HEARTBEAT THE YOUNG MASTERS

Giuliette Lugara | 4 min | Australia Lauren Rose Beck | 9 min | Australia
One man struggles past homelessness and An uplifting look at the refugee contribution to the
addiction in San Francisco. Melbourne community through dance.

A WOMAN’S WORTH
HO6 FRIDAY 12:15 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
HOME GIRL CINDERELLA

Poonam Brah | 12 min | UK Victoria Thompson | 4 min | Australia
Grief and loss forces Roya to face up to her true A young independent woman with cerebral palsy
desires. must enlist the help of the fairy godmother to
design a dress for the ball.
UNFOLDED
Cristina Picchi | 15 min | Italy/ APPROVAL NEEDED
Lithuania Karen Anstee | 11 min | UK
A woman is determined to put an end to her A lonely traffic-warden finds love at the
tormented relationship. supermarket checkout.
WAY OUT ASSISTANCE THE ROLE

Stef Smith | 8 min | Australia Farnoosh Samadi | 10 min | Iran
A positive spin on how technology plays a part A woman accompanies her husband to an
given that it is likely humans will always feel audition.
loneliness and a desire for connection.
NATALIE
Tess Emmerson | 13 min | Australia
Natalie and Natalie are best friends and stuck
between high school and the rest of their lives.

BIG WORLD 2
FO4 FRIDAY 12:30 PM FOSSICKERS ROOM
THE CONFIRMATION ISLE OF CAPRI

Marie Louise Damgaard Måns Berthas | 5 min | Sweden
19 min | Denmark A young woman abducts her grandmother from
It’s the big day of Mathias’ confirmation. Mathias a hospital.
is transgender and just wants to be a normal
teenage boy. His mother does everything to THE SUMMER OF SWANS
protect him, but who is this day really about? Maryam Samadi | 14 min | Iran
A disabled boy’s lifetime wish can come to reality as
WE’RE ALL LEAVING he believes seeing a swan by a pond can heal him.
ngen Forsvinder Men Alle Siger Farvel
28 min | Denmark
Everyday seems chaotic for young, autistic Jeppe,
especially when the system in the camping shop
where he works is completely changed.
THE CHEF
Hao Zheng | 20 min | USA, China
An old Chinese chef teaches a robot to cook.

LOVED AND LOCAL
NOT LIKE ME LOUDER THAN WORDS
Danielle Hastie | 10 min | Australia Rachel Larkin | 13 min | Australia
A history of family violence impacts on a man’s A talented drummer is restricted from playing in
sense of identity and connection. her school band.
THE UNDERDOG THE HAVAFEED STORY

James Anderson | 14 min | Australia Colin Usher | 10 min | Australia
A documentary about Brisbane’s thriving music A story of kindness to people living rough on the
community and subcultures. Gold Coast.
SIBLINGS OF SILENCE
Craig Cauchi | 11 min | Australia
Tamara, a young and successful children’s book
author, receives a call from her distraught Mum
after her brother attempts to take his life.
TO CATCH A BUNYIP
Bradley Gillow | 15 min | Australia
An imaginative girl ventures to the Australian
bush in search of a miracle.

WAYS OF SEEING*
FO5 FRIDAY 3:45 PM FOSSICKERS ROOM
SEQUINS DELAY (TAKHIR)

Michael Beddoes | 18 min | UK Ali Asgari | 15 min | Iran, Italy
Paul Bigsby wakes up early every morning to
A man and his children miss their flight. What
practice his (somewhat haphazard) drag act.
happens next, changes him.
A chance encounter with jaded Blackpool queen
Mimi Le Purr, sets him a collision course with his
parents, bullies and the school talent show.
DOUG THE HUMAN
Gary Hamaguchi | 13 min | Australia
DJALI A man wanders onto a beach where he is greeted
Hunter Page Lochard | 17 min | Aust. by an alien. He has been kidnapped and turned
into a pet called Doug - there is no escape. Like
After an unwanted visit from his brother, an ex-
all good pet stories, Doug is loved at first but then
dancer searches for his missing dog.
starts to be neglected as life gets busy!
SAFE TO ASSUME
Sandra McKellar | 19 min | Aust./UK
Sharon tries to avoid dealing with a family issue
by hopping onto the online travel forum she
loves. Only when Helen asks advice on sending
two teenage girls to Vietnam alone, Sharon’s
concern reveals her hidden past.
* Some challenging themes

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S CHOICE*
WATER IL TRATTO
John Harvey | 12 min | Australia Alessandro Stevanon | 15 min | Italy
Set in 2047, with strict population controls in A lonely child meets an old artist who helps him
place, heavily pregnant Layla finds herself discover his talent.
stranded on a dry salt lake with little water.
SHILOH
TO THE SEA
Vanessa Gazy | 16 min | Australia
Emily Dynes | 13 min | Australia
In a moment of desperation and despair, Shiloh
A strange disappearance rocks a tiny seaside travels back in time to save her mother’s life.
town. What will changing the course of history for her
mother do to her own future?
BIRDIE
Shelly Lauman | 8 min | Australia WHEN HARRI MET SELMA
A woman at a train station connects with a Corey Booth | 10 min | Australia
stranger. A Muslim woman, torn between two worlds, defies
family expectations to take charge of her life.
EL AGUACATE (THE AVOCADO)
Darwin Serink | 11 min | USA CATTLE
Lunch with Rosa and Raul. Kerinne Jenkins | 20 min | Australia
On a cattle farm, two sisters worry about their
ISLE OF CAPRI mother’s health.
Måns Berthas | 5 min | Sweden
A young woman abducts her grandmother from
a hospital.
* Some coarse language , violence

& challenging themes

IRISH CONNECTIONS*
THE BARBER SHOP GHOST GAFF

Shane McCabe | 3 min | Ireland Conor McMahon | 7 | Ireland
Jake, 12, has long been the brunt of the local The ghostly occupants of an old house are forced
barber’s jokes. However unbenown to the barber to make serious adjustments when a couple of
Jake takes advantage and has the last laugh. modern-age slackers move in as tenants. The
spectral parents can only look on as their spirit
THE OCEAN daughters join in the fun.
Sinéad McDevitt | 3 min | Australia
The Ocean is an intimate same-sex love story that
SEANIE AND FLO
celebrates love’s triumph over fear and shame Imogen Murphy | 13 min | Ireland
through dance and light. Seanie & Flo is a short comedy about learning
when to break the rules.
FATHER FATHER
Michael McDowell | 19 min | Ireland ULSTER COUNTY TOP
Father James has a choice to make. He has to CHALLENGE
decide what kind of father God wants him to be. Sarah McCann | 4mins |Ireland
Three hikers attempt to ascend all of Northern
THE ELVIS PARKING METHOD Ireland’s County Tops (mountain tops) in less than
Adam O’Keeffe | 10 min | Ireland 24 hours. Will they make it?
An ex-couple meet for the final time to exchange the
ACORN
last of their possessions, but a series of awkward
events leaves them with a choice to make. Kevin de la Isla O’Neill | 12 min | Ire.
A mother goes to battle during a parent-teacher
RUBY meeting.
Michael Creagh | 20 min | Ire./UK
Len has a history of weird anniversary gifts. Ruby
hopes this year will be different.
* Some coarse language and violence

CARING FOR CULTURE
PO5 FRIDAY 5:30 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
THE SALTWATER STORY & Q&A

Jeff Licence |55 min | Australia
It’s a story of connection – between the Saltwater People, between generations, between black
and white. It’s a story of collaboration – no one makes a canoe alone. It’s a story of co-operation
- the paddlers must work together if they are to get anywhere in these shark-infested waters.
And it’s a story of continuance – of ancient knowledge now held by just a few, of ensuring that
tomorrow’s elders are brought along for the journey today.
IN CONVERSATION:
RENEWED AGRICULTURE
PO6 FRIDAY 7:15 PM
PROSPECTORS HALL PANELISTS
In Conversation is facilitated by our Artistic Leanne Sommer–Project Manager for
Director Lydia Fairhall and sees a panel of Sustainable Agriculture, World Wide Fund for
filmmakers, community members and experts Nature Australia
gather to create dialogue and engage in critical Sean Ryan–Executive Officer, Private Forestry
conversation around an issue close to the heart. Service Queensland
Victor Steffensen (Tagalaka)–Indigenous
Firestick Practitioner, filmmaker, artist and
traditional knowledge land management
consultant

CARING FOR COUNTRY
PO5 FRIDAY 8:30 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
WARBURDA BUNUNU - SAVING SEAGRASS

WATER SHIELD Gary Hamaguchi | 27 mins | AUST.
Jason De Santolo | 25 mins | AUST. An exploration of the priceless environment of
In the late ’70s, Borroloola elders co-produced Roebuck Bay, Western Australia – the traditional
a landmark film to expose the threat to their lands of the Yawuru people – now under threat
homelands from mining development. In 2019, the on many fronts.
eco-battle re-ignites. The immense bay is home to dugong and turtles,
Scott Wurjuki McDinny’s grandparents were myriads of migrating birds and countless shellfish.
involved in the making of the documentary, It’s also been the food bowl for generations
Two Laws (SFF premiered the restored film in and generations of the Yawuru people. From
2017), as they stood up to protect their Country the intertidal zone to the sweeping sands, it’s
against mining interests. Forty years on, the Gulf a complex chain of survival for the saltwater
Country region is in peril again, as the area’s animals and plants. The seagrass on which
sacred waterways are becoming more and more much of this diverse ecosystem relies is a bio
contaminated. Inspired by his forefathers and indicator of the state of the environment. Today,
using ancient song and dance, Garrwa song man the seagrass is disappearing at an astonishing
Scott is determined to shield his homelands from rate and the local community is doing all it can to
mining. Director Jason De Santolo follows the trail monitor the worrying trend and raise awareness.
of the heavy metal pollution, which has made the The necessity for science and cultural knowledge
community’s water unfit to drink, fish or swim in. to unite and save this special place is at the
forefront of Gary Hamaguchi’s visually sumptuous
documentary.

THURSDAY 3 OCT FRIDAY 4 OCT
HERITAGE FOSSICKERS PROSPECTORS HERITAGE FOSSICKERS PROSPECTORS
H01 P01
I Heart FREE HO5 P04
Holidays 1 Mosaic Heart Moments 1 FREE
10-11:30 Workshop F03
10-11:30 Mosaic
W’ Brett Real Stories with
FO1
Heart Workshop
Real Stories with Campbell
10:30-12 W’ Brett
Heart 10-1
Campbell
10:45-12:15
10-1
P02
FREE
Holiday Fun
& Paper Mosaics H06
11:30-1:30 A Woman’s Worth FO4
12:15-1:45 Big World 2
FO2 12:30-2
Big World 1
1-2:30
H02
Emu Runner
1:30-3:15 P01
H07
FREE
Loved and Local 1
Mosaic
2:15-3:45
Workshop
W’ Brett
Campbell
2-5 F05
Ways of Seeing
H03 3:45-5:15
Laugh Out Loud
4-5:30 H08
Happy Hour
Artistic Director’s
Happy Hour Gold Bar 5-6 Gold Bar
Choice
Street Food & Live Entertainment 5-7 5-6 P05
4:45-6:15
Caring for Culture
5:30-6:45
H04
Opening Night P06
6-9 In Convers.
Renewed
H09
Agriculture
Irish Connections
7:15-8:30
7:30-9
P07
Caring for Country
8:30-9:20
H10
Late Night
Comedy
9:30-11
SATURDAY 5 OCT SUNDAY 6 OCT
HERITAGE FOSSICKERS PROSPECTORS HERITAGE FOSSICKERS PROSPECTORS
FESTIVAL PLANNER 2019

F10
H17 FREE:
H11 Heart Moments 3
F06 I Heart
Loved and Local 2 9:30-11
Masterclass: P08 Holidays 2 P10
9:45-11:15
Creation FREE 10:00-11:30 Mosaic W’shop
10-11:30 Mosaic W’ Brett Camp.
Workshop 10-1
W’ Brett
Campbell P11
H18 Holiday Fun
10-1 Young Filmmaker F10b
H12 & Paper Mosaics
F07 Competition Heart Moments 4 11:30-1:30
Heart Moment 2
Masterclass: 11:30-1 11:45-1:00
11:45-1:15
Commerce P11b 11:30
12-1:30 Spirit of the
Mary Valley
H19
Award F11
Winners I Heart
H13
1:15-2:45 Holidays 1
Festival F08 View Mosaic
(RPT)
Favourites Masterclass: P05 Installation
1:30-3
1:45-3:30 Comedy FREE on Screen
2-3:30 Mosaic
Workshop Art with Heart
W’ Brett Raffle Draw
Campbell H20 3:15
2-5 Laugh out Loud
(RPT)
H14 3:30-5
H is for
Happiness
4-6
Happy Hour
Gold Bar
5-6
F09
Street Food
Industry
Entertainment
Networking
5-7
6-7
H15
Awards
Ceremony
7-8:15
Celebrate at the Gold Bar, Street Food, Entertainment

8:15 ‘til late
H16
Award Winners
9:15-10:45
LATE NIGHT COMEDY*
H10 FRIDAY 9:30 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
MOUTH-TO-MOUTH I F*CKED A MERMAID AND

Talor John Marshall | 9 min | UK NO ONE BELIEVES ME
An unhappy couple are forced to attend a first-aid Madeleine Gottlieb | 15 min | australia
training session. All Gill wants is some peace and quiet, but he
gets more than he bargained for when he meets a
MY GHOUL Mermaid named Rose. Now, Gill wants Rose. And
Andrew Robb & Jessica Gerger | 5 min Rose wants… legs.
| Australia
A lonely ghoul decides to leave her desolate
HOT IN HERE
mansion and search suburbia for a man. Ann-Marie McCormack | 9 min | UK
Dating apps are misleading, mating apps are
LENNY worse. Imagine if your first meeting takes place
Richard de Carvalho | 7 min | Aust. in a sauna!
A lonely writer’s life turns around with the arrival
of a house guest.
TMI
Ita FitzGerald | 9 min | UK
FILCH When a mother reads her teenage son’s texts
Rachel Fitzgerald | 10 min | Australia it triggers an awkward conversation which is
wayyy (t)oo (m)uch (i)nformation.
A haphazard bank heist goes awry when the
robbers get more than they bargained for.
ALL INCLUSIVE
THERE’S A MOBSTER UNDER Corina Schwingruber Ilicć |10 min
MY BED! Switzerland
Matthew Smolen | 10 min | Aust. Under the spell of mass entertainment on the high
seas.
Falling asleep can fill you with dread, especially
when there’s a mobster under your bed!
HOLY CANNELLONI
Carolina Giammetta | 16 min | UK
* Some mild language A comedy about 1980s Italian England and what
happens when you listen to “Mamma”.

SATURDAY OVERVIEW

9:45am - 11:15am SHORTS: Loved and Local 2 Heritage Theatre UN 2
10:00am - 11:30am MASTERCLASS: Creation Fossickers Room
11:45am - 1:15pm SHORTS: Heart Moments 2 Heritage Theatre UN 3
12:00pm - 1:30pm MASTERCLASS: Commerce Fossickers Room
1:45pm - 3:30pm SHORTS: Festival Favourites Heritage Theatre UN
2:00pm - 5:00pm ACTIVITY: Free Mosaic Workshop w’ Brett Campbell Prospectors Hall FF
2:00pm - 3:30pm MASTERCLASS: Comedy Fossickers Theatre
4:00pm - 6:00pm FEATURE: H is for Happiness Heritage Theatre FF
5:00pm - 6:00pm HAPPY HOUR: Live, Local Music and Street Food Gold Bar UN
6:00pm - 7:00pm ACTIVITY: Industry Networking Event Fossickers Room
7:00pm - 8:15pm EVENT: Awards Ceremony Heritage Theatre
8:15pm - 9:15pm CELEBRATIONS: Live Music and Street Food Gold Bar
9:15pm -10:45pm SHORTS: 2019 Award Winners Heritage Theatre UN
FF FAMILY FRIENDLY
2
3
Some coarse language & violence

LOVED AND LOCAL 2
H11 SATURDAY 9:45 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
THE HAVAFEED STORY HELLO

Colin Usher | 10 min | Australia Arwin Arwin | 8 min | Australia,
A story of kindness to people living rough on the Afghanistan
Gold Coast. Hello is a visual portrayal of Arwin’s journey from
Afghanistan to Australia.
LOOP
Mark Edmonds | 16 min | Australia NOT LIKE ME
An urban couple become farmers and create a Danielle Hastie | 10 min | Australia
new community around innovative farming. Jack struggles to find identity and connection
with his belligerent stepfather after memories of
TIDAL family violence confuse his sense of loyalty.
Hannah M. Dorey | 9 min | Aust./USA
Nora is a young woman struggling with her mental NO BONES JONES
health. She must find extraordinary strength just Peter Blackburn | 7 min | Australia
to lead ‘a normal life’. A retired performer has his motto for life
challenged by his grand daughter. Do you grow
LOUDER THAN WORDS old and stop, or do you stop and grow old?
Rachel Larkin | 13 min | Australia
*
A talented drummer is restricted from playing in
her school band.

MASTERCLASSES
For filmmakers and the filmmaking curious we have a whole day of learning and
exploring.
CREATION
FO6 SATURDAY 10:00 AM FOSSICKERS
WITH NICOLE COVENTRY 90 mins
Nicole (Production Supervisor, SBS and Filmmaker) will lead
participants through the process of developing a script and what
it takes to get a script out of the top-drawer and onto the screen.
Open to all skill levels 16+ years.
COMMERCE
FO7 SATURDAY 12:00 PM FOSSICKERS
WITH JOHN HARVEY 90 mins
John (Creative Director, Brown Cabs) will help participants
learn the fine art of protecting the creative vision whilst
on a tight budget, enhance creative problem solving, and
dive deep into the triumphs and challenges of film making.
COMEDY
FO8 SATURDAY 2:00 PM FOSSICKERS
WITH MARK O’TOOLE 90 mins
With over twenty years of outstanding contributions to Australian
comedy, Mark will be sharing tricks, tips and long-winded
anecdotes from his career, offering insights into what comedy
is, how it works, and the best ways to go about making it.
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s

Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia,
administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.

HEART MOMENTS 2*
H12 SATURDAY 11:45 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
2ND CLASS MUZZLE

Jimmy Olsson | 14 min | Sweden Adam Etheridge | 15 min | UK
A teacher must reconcile her feelings about a When a fierce dog moves in next door, a
student’s father. friendship develops that may save a father/
daughter relationship.
IN BARDO
Travis Vetier | 12 min | Australia A GOOD DEED
A Tibetan musician retraces his past and reminds Darran M Graham | 13 min | Aust.
us of Tibet’s enduring perseverance. A widower meets a stranger who presents a
strange proposition.
THESE WALLS
Susanna van Aswegen | 8 min | Aust.
A free-spirited grandmother and her grandson
* Some violence and coarse language
are forced to share their secret gift.
SUNSET
Jane Hampson | 9 min | Australia
A chance encounter with a wandering
musician, gives a lonely, elderly woman a new
perspective on life.
CHICKEN
Kate Lefoe | 4 min | Australia
Two mates set out exploring the Australian bush
and discover more than expected.

FESTIVAL FAVOURITES
H13 SATURDAY 1:45 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
OUT OF RANGE THE TOLL ROAD

John Harvey | 13 min | Australia Tom Riley | 20 min | USA
Eager to impress his estranged son, a father On the eve of their ninth anniversary, a sweet but
is forced to slow down when their road trip is naive young couple face a boorish adversary who
suddenly interrupted. threatens to ruin their big day.
LOSING GRIP STILLE NACHT

Thalia Brunner | 5 min | Australia Matthew R. Young | 13 min | Aust.
Claudia is mesmerized by a dinosaur toy perched A widowed mother finds answers to generational
high inside a large claw machine. How far will she secrets.
go to finally have the dinosaur?
WINGS (ARIPI)
Dmitri Voloshin | 8 min | Moldova
This story is about an astronaut who, as a child,
dreamed of flying and being free.
KIDS
Michael Frei | 9 min | Switzerland
An animated short exploring group dynamics.
LOLO
Leandro Goddinho, Paulo Menezes |
14 min | Germany, Brazil
A gay boy tries to convince his boyfriend to reveal
their relationship at a party.

H IS FOR HAPPINESS
FAMILY FEATURE
H14 SATURDAY 4:00 PM HERITAGE THEATRE PG
Based on the award-winning book, My Life As An Alphabet by Australian author

Barry Jonsberg, this classic feel-good film for all ages will make you laugh, cry, and
cheer with delight. Adapted for the screen by writer/producer Lisa Hoppe, H is for
Happiness follows Candice Phee, an unflinchingly honest and optimistic twelve year
old who is determined to bring her dysfunctional family back from the brink. Her
exploits will inspire and delight anyone who has faced the trials of adolescence and
the heartbreak of family tragedy.
Starring newcomers Daisy Axon and Wesley Patton alongside Miriam Margolyes,
Richard Roxburgh, Emma Booth, Joel Jackson, Deb Mailman and a miniature Horse.

INDUSTRY NETWORKING
F09 SATURDAY 6:00 PM FOSSICKERS ROOM
Join us in the Fossickers Room for a special industry networking opportunity for
filmmakers, festival partners and creatives.
AWARDS CEREMONY
Celebrate the Heart of Gold winners in our

2019 Awards Ceremony, hosted by Aaron
Pedersen, and carefully selected by our
wonderful jury. Our Awards Ceremony is a
free event.
Gold Bar open ‘til late
AWARDS
BEST SHORT FILM $3000 BEST SCRIPT $500
Sponsored by Heart Of Gold Sponsored by Meerkat Mufflers
BEST STUDENT FILM $3000 BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Sponsored by USC DaVinci Resolve 16
Sponsored by Blackmagic Design
BEST AUSTRALIAN SHORT FILM
Cutting Edge Internship BEST YOUNG FILMMAKER
Sponsored by Cutting Edge
(NATIONAL ) $500
JOHN FARRELL MEMORIAL AWARD FOR Sponsored by Maxwell Walker Barrister
MOST INSPIRING TRUE STORY $500 BEST YOUNG FILMMAKER
Sponsored by
(GYMPIE REGION) $500
John Farrell Family Trust
Sponsored by Gympie Regional Council

JURY PROFILES
NICOLE COVENTRY
Nicole is currently the Production Supervisor, scripted
at SBS where she manages the development and
production of SBS’s drama slate. Over a career that
has ranged widely across the screen industry, Nicole
has worked at the Australian Film Commission, as
producer and editor at Showtime, and most recently in
various capacities on a diverse range of drama series,
feature films and documentaries including Top of The
Lake, Undercurrent, The Good Cop, Safe Harbour, Ali’s
Wedding, Hunters, Tangle and Wonderland.
JAN FORBES
As a Heart of Gold volunteer for the last 4 years, Jan has
been closely involved in working towards each year’s
Festival and hosted a Screener Group at Rainbow Beach
for the first time this year. “I love building community
enthusiasm for the Festival and helping to ensure that the
films selected are of high quality and appeal to a diverse
audience. It’s fabulous when our months of screening
culminate in the on-screen magic of the Festival’s selected
short films.” Jan is thrilled and honoured to represent the
screener groups on the Jury.
DR SARAH CASEY
Sarah lectures in Screen Media and leads the
Communication programs at University of the
Sunshine Coast. She is the Chief Investigator on the
realstoriesofcountrywomen.net.au projects which
document the lived experiences of women in drought-
affected communities of Queensland. Sarah’s next book
#Heroines: Celebrity Activism, Digital Campaigns and
Australian Media Feminists will be published in late 2019.
She is the Vice-President of the Australian Women’s and
Gender Studies Association.

DOUGLAS WATKIN
Douglas is currently Vice President, Content (Indigenous
Stories & Talent) at Screen Queensland. He has been
working in the film & television industry for 25 years and
has produced, directed & written a variety of projects for
ABC, SBS & NITV. Douglas is passionate about bringing
Indigenous stories to the forefront & has worked tirelessly
to connect Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander practitioners
to make this a reality. Douglas’s award-winning feature
documentary ELLA (2016) has featured in a number of film
festivals & showed in theatres worldwide. He established
the film and video production unit Double Wire Productions
in 2000, and has written and produced dramas that have
screened at film festivals around the world.
AWARD-WINNING SHORTS
Check out the brilliant shorts that uplifted and inspired us this year at
Heart of Gold when we screen all of the winning films in one session.
This not to be missed session will feature our 2019 Best Short Film,
Best Student Short Film, Best Cinematography, Best Script, and Most
Inspiring True Story, along with our National and Regional Young
Filmmaker Competition winners.

SUNDAY OVERVIEW

9:30am - 11:00am SHORTS: Heart Moments 3 Fossickers Room UN 5
10:00am - 11:30am SHORTS: I Heart Holidays (Family) Heritage Theatre FF
11:30am - 1:30pm SHORT: Spirit of the Mary Valley Prospectors Hall FF
11:30am - 1:30pm ACTIVITY: Free Holiday Fun & Paper Mosaic Art Prospectors Hall FF
11:30am - 1:00pm SHORTS: Young Filmmaker Competition Heritage Theatre UN
1:45am - 2:45pm SHORTS: Heart Moments 4 Fossickers Room UN 5
1:15pm - 2:45pm SHORTS: 2019 Award Winners Heritage Theatre UN
1:30pm - 3:00 pm SHORTS: I Heart Holidays Fossickers Room FF
3:15pm - 3:45pm RAFFLE DRAW: Art with Heart Prospectors Hall FF
3:30pm - 5:00 pm SHORTS: Laugh Out Loud Heritage Theatre UN
FF FAMILY FRIENDLY
5
Some violence

HEART MOMENTS 3*
F10 SUNDAY 9:30 AM FOSSICKERS ROOM
MASKED WHAT SEPARATES US FROM

Michael J. Hardinge | 15 min | Aust. THE BEASTS
High Schooler Zoe struggles to come out as a Sedona May Tubbs | 16 min | UK
trans man. A gay boy tries to convince his boyfriend to reveal
their relationship at a party.
SPIRIT OF THE DROWNING
GIRLS YULUBIDYI-UNTIL THE END
Runze Cao | 11 min | China Nathan Mewett | 13 min | Australia
A young Kongfu master falls into the trap of an A young Aboriginal man, Jarman, is tasked with
evil old spirit. protecting his younger disabled brother from life
in a harsh remote community.
IN MY HEAD
Dean Gild | 10 min | Australia
A teenage boy battles with anxiety as it pervades
* Some violence
his perception of reality.
NOAH
hane van Litsenborgh | 11 min | Aust.
Nadia, a young woman struggling to deal with
the loss of her brother, Noah; that is, until she
finds herself face-to-face with Oscar.

I HEART HOLIDAYS
FAMILY SHORTS
H17 SUNDAY 10:00 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
TROLL BRIDGE TO CATCH A BUNYIP

Daniel Knight | 16 min | Aust./NZ Bradley Gillow | 15 min | Australia
An old barbarian and his talking horse embark on An imaginative girl ventures to the Australian
a suicidal quest. bush in search for a miracle.
A FILM FOR GRANDPA PLUME

Grace James | 7 min | Australia Zhangxun, Camille Alonzi | 6 min |
A grandchild realises she must help her Grandpa Canada
come to terms with his overwhelming grief. An injured moth begins the road to recovery with
the help of a new friend.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Bianca Nall | 8 min | Australia ARTHUR BLESSED
A little bird wants to befriend two pelicans and Dylan Nyerges | 17 min | Australia
share in the fish they flaunt. A young boy with Tourettes Syndrome seeks to
join his conservative church’s choir.
THE BESTEST JOB
Giuliette Lugara | 4 min | Australia HEART OF A LION
A single father is reminded of the importance of Tom Vogel | 7 min | Australia
being a dad. Two families on opposite sides of the world are
linked through an ironic twist of fate

FREE HOLIDAY FUN
AND MOSAIC PAPER ART
P11 SUNDAY 11:30 AM TO 1:30 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
Enjoy some quality time together - switch off the devices and go old school with our
giant board games or test your skills with quoits. It’s a heap of fun for the whole family!
PAPER MOSAIC MAKING

Get creative and make some cool mosaic art to take home.
SPIRIT OF THE MARY VALLEY

P11b SUNDAY 11:30 AM TO 11:50 AM PROSPECTORS HALL
Leeroy Todd | 20 min | Australia | FREE SESSION
Catch up on your train history while the kids are creating their paper hearts.
Learn about the restoration of C17 967 AKA The Mary Rattler Steam Train.

YOUNG FILMMAKER
SHORT FILM COMPETITION
H18 SUNDAY 11:30 AM HERITAGE THEATRE
Heart of Gold is proud to celebrate and nurture the next generation of young film
makers. This year young people between year 7 & 12 have been invited to submit
their shorts to the Young Film Makers Competition.
Join us as we screen the short-listed films.
AWARD-WINNING SHORTS
H19 SUNDAY 1:15 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
Check out the brilliant shorts that uplifted and inspired us this year at Heart of
Gold when we screen all of the winning films in this popular repeated session.
See the:
♥♥ 2019 Best Short Film
♥♥ Best Student Short Film
♥♥ Best Cinematography
♥♥ Best Script
♥♥ Most Inspiring True Story
♥♥ Best Young Filmmaker (Gympie Region)
♥♥ Best Young Filmmaker (National)

HEART MOMENTS 4*
F10B SUNDAY 11:45 AM FOSSICKERS ROOM
UNLEASHED COMMUNITY GARDENS

Jonathan E. Levy | 10 min | USA Vytautas Katkus | 15 min | Lithuania
An actor and dogwalker does whatever he can A story about a cold relationship between a father
do to keep the lights on in NYC, even if that and his son. Their bond, plagued by indifference,
means fighting. disintegrates completely.
IN A DIFFERENT SPACE STAY AWAKE BE READY

Gail Hewton | 15 min | Australia Salvo Cutaia | 14 | Vietnam
A celebration of senior dancers (aged from 60 to A motorbike crash happening before the street
101) dancing in places of significance to them.. stalls on a street corner was embedded in the
mysterious story of three young men.
THESE WALLS
Susanna van Aswegen | 8 min | Aust. THE SANDPIT
A free-spirited grandmother and her grandson Matt Pearson | 7 min | Australia
are forced to share their secret gift. Jasmine spends her lunch digging for pebbles in
a sandpit. She needs a friend..
SUNFLOWER
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Chelsea Jones | 7 mins | Australia
A heartfelt comedy about a tree lopper and an old Some violence
lady who become unlikely mates over a morning
of gardening..
I HEART HOLIDAYS 1(RPT)
F11 SUNDAY 1:30 PM FOSSICKERS ROOM
THESE WALLS EUNICE

Susanna van Aswegen | 8 min | Aust. Eric Garro | 11 min | UK
With a common passion for street art, a free An environmental researcher has to fight against
spirited grandmother and her grandson are sexism.
forced to share their secret .
THE BESTEST JOB
CHICKEN Giuliette Lugara | 4 min | Australia
Kate Lefoe | 4 min | Australia A single father is reminded of the importance of
Two mates set out exploring the Australian bush being a dad.
and discover more than nature.
ALICE AND LEWIS
OWN YOU Elina Street | 16 min | Australia, UK
Oscar Bailey | 7 min | Australia When Alice Liddell encounters Charles Dodgson
A teenager’s life is turned upside down when he reality takes a curious turn.
is told to get off the computer!
GRANBAD
THE SANDPIT Annabel Vine | 10 min | UK
Matt Pearson | 7 min | Australia A dyslexic boy inadvertently shows a bully that
Jasmine spends her lunch digging for pebbles in it isn’t ‘soppy’ to love your Grandad and like
a sandpit. She needs a friend. spending time with him.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT

THING
Arna Selznick | 22 min | Canada
A creative child sets out to make a magnificent
thing but realises it’s not that easy!

ART WITH HEART
SUNDAY DRAW 3:15 PM PROSPECTORS HALL
Win a unique piece of art for your home or office! Our much-loved Art with Heart
raffle offers you the chance to win one of 10 artworks generously donated by
renowned local artists. With only 500 tickets available the odds are excellent!
3 4
1 2
6 7
5.Peter Watts
8 9 10 Large Timber Platter, Silky Oak
880L x 200W (at widest point)
1.Adrienne McVerry,
Garden Sculpture, Old hardwood & 6.Phil Willy, Robots Rule, Right?
leaded glass garden post Rustic Metal Sculpture, 900H x 400W x 200D
1460H x 170W x 30D 7.Sam Keane
2.Judith Sinnamon Camouflaged Temple, Treasures Within
Banksia Integrifolia (2019) Mid-fire Clay (underglaze colour decoration),
Oil on Linen, 300H x 300W 310H x 240W
Represented by 8.Sherrie Rowan,
EDWINA CORLETT GALLERY Flowers Will Cheer You Up
3.Michael Schlitz Painting, 800H x 650W
Testing Water, Woodcut on Kozo Paper 9.Valerie Willy, Meow, Clay Sculpture
Print, 670H x 900W, 400H x 350W x 150D
Represented by BETT GALLERY
10.Wendy Boraso, The Links In Our Life
4.Peter Harris 95cm Handmade Stirling Silver Necklace
Large Porcelain Salad Bowl
Translucent Porcelain w’ Sgraffitto
Decoration, 100H x 280 Diam

LAUGH OUT LOUD (RPT)
H20 SUNDAY 3:30 PM HERITAGE THEATRE
GHOSTED THE LOVERS

Duncan Roe | 15 min | UK Gareth Tillson | 7 min | Australiaƒ
A mockumentary about a woman who turns to Elizabeth is at a cross-roads. Some heavy
the paranormal world after losing her husband. decisions are weighing on her, so she decides to
consult a Tarot Reader. The answers she receives
AKA are more than she bargained for!
David Maybrick | 15 min | UK
TYPECAST
What happens when your husband wants to
name your first child ‘Jurgen’? Brett Davis | 7 min | Australia
A group of mature actors refuse to be typecast
EVERY WEDNESDAY and make their own film.
Lachlan Payne | 7 min | Australia
PRETTY FACE
Graham has to find a way to get the TV program
from each Wednesday’s paper. Ruby Darge | 11 min | Australia
A young singer confronts the controlling hand
THOMAS’S EXISTENTIAL CRISIS of her mother as she attempts to forge her own
Claire Coe & Alastair Craig | 5 min Aust. identity.
A beloved tank engine questions the terrifying
TRAGICALLY DEAF
reality of his own existence.
Maxx Corkindale | 3 min | Australia
I DEAR Paul has a loving family, a good job, and enjoys
Fern Mei Sim | 4 min | Australia life - but does he?
What if ideas were people? ‘I, Dear’ follows a
scientist, artist, and a dancer as they chase down
and physically interact with their ideas.
100%
Emma Miranda Moore | 10 min | UK/UAE
Natalie’s wedding is tomorrow and her best friend
is entrusted with getting her to the altar.

CREDITS
MANAGEMENT BOARD Venue GYMPIE CIVIC CENTRE
Chair DAMIEN MARTIN Festival Café LITTLE HAVEN PALLIATIVE CARE
Treasurer MARILYN DEAN IT support, Database, Website GREG JONES
Secretary JULIE CALVERT Office Administration JULIE CALVERT
Board Member CLAUDIA GRANSHAW Accounting Support ANN O’BRIEN
Board Member DENISE KOLERA Office Provider SHADID KHAN BFA CPA
FESTIVAL TEAM Sponsorship & Grants ROBYN BOWMAN, JAN FORBES,

CLAUDIA GRANSHAW, PAULA JAYNE
Artistic Director LYDIA FAIRHALL
Screener Group Coordinators SHEILA KATH, CLAUDIA GRANSHAW
Festival Manager PAULA JAYNE
Screener Hosts: DEBBIE SEAL | DENISE & STEPHEN KOLERA | DEB &
Audience Engagement Manager JASMINE BIRKS
MICK RYAN | THERESE PHILLIPS | THEA VAN DEN BERG | JAN FORBES
Program Manager JACKSON LAPSLEY SCOTT | MARGRITH BIZZELL
Technical Director MICHAEL MADER

ACCOMMODATION
Event Manager GRACE BENTLEY AMAMOOR LODGE
Key Art YASMIN PARR
ON TOUR
Graphic Design SEEDHEAD HOLISTIC GRAPHIC DESIGN PAULA JAYNE (Maleny Film Society)
Key Art Edits SAVANNAH VAN DER NIET & LACHLAN SMITH and EMMA MATINDALE (Sandgate)
SEEDHEAD HOLISTIC GRAPHIC DESIGN
MARY VALLEY RATTLER (Movies in the Mary)
Trailer Music Score FREYJA PHILLIPS
HOLLY PITTMAN (Noosa Film Society)
Volunteer Coordinator, Art with Heart Coordinator
Gympie Muster Kitchen Coordinator DENISE KOLERA ROD AINSWORTH (Bundaberg)
Usher Coordinators SHEILA KATH & SANDRA NAIDOO RAY BRAY (Gympie Show)
Ticketing Coordination and Support LIZ LAST, PAULA JAYNE SPECIAL THANKS
Young Filmmaker School Competition Coordinator ADELENE WALKER To all the volunteers who donate countless hours of their time to
ensure this Festival and your visit to Gympie is a truly wonderful
Hospitality Coordinators PAM REDDING & LYNDAL KENMAN
experience. We especially thank the volunteers who served at the
VIP Guest Coordinator KERRIE CALLAGHAN GYMPIE MUSTER CAMP KITCHEN this year.
Art with Heart Coordinators DENISE KOLERA & JOOLIE GIBBS HOGISFF is a not-for-profit incorporated association overseen by a
volunteer Management Board.
Festival Shop Manager JENNY OAKLEY
Festival Bar Manager JANINE NEWTON

MAJOR FUNDING PARTNERS
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through Arts Queensland.
This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s

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administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
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Gympie Civic Centre
The best of the Gympie Region's local talent
and featured artists
Upcoming event dates:
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Fri 25 October 2019
fri 13 December 2019
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Material Prints 3000 BCE to Now
Stopping Time:
25 September – 16 November 2019

Gympie Regional Gallery
Newcastle Art Gallery, 29 February – 10 May 2020
Logan Art Gallery, 23 October – 28 of November 2020
Grafton Regional Gallery, 8 October – 5 December 2021
www.stoppingtimeart.com
See gympie.qld.gov.au for extensive program of
workshops and events. Image credit: Walter Crane (1845-1915)
Illustration from Beauty and the Beast
c.1901 coloured woodcut 22.50 x
19.50cm
39 Nash Street, Gympie | 5481 0733
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am – 4pm | Entry is FREE
Gympie
Regional Gallery
100% 19, 51 H Is For Happiness 40
2nd Class 38 H.Salt 23
A Film For Grandpa 46 Happy Android 20, 23
A Good Deed 38 Heart And Harp 15
A Song Can’t Burn 15 Heart Of A Lion 46
A Woman’s Calling 15 Heartbeat By Heartbeat 15, 23
Acorn 29 Hello 36
Aka 19, 51 Holy Cannelloni 34
Alice And Lewis 13, 22, 49 Home Girl 24
All Inclusive 34 I Dear 19, 51
Approval Needed 24 I F*cked A Mermaid And
Arthur Blessed 46 No One Believes Me 34
Awaken The Dragon Together 15 Il Tratto 28
Beautifully Savage 23 In A Different Space 50
Birdie 28 In Bardo 38
Birds Of A Feather 20, 46 In My Head 45
Cattle 28 In My Lane 15
Chicken 13, 38, 49 Isle Of Capri 25, 28
Cinderella 24 Kids 39
Community Gardents 50 Lenny 34
Delay (Takhir) 27 Lives In Action 15
Djali 27 Lolo 39
Doug The Human 27 Loop 36
El Aguacate (The Avocado) 28 Losing Grip 39
Emu Runner 18 Louder Than Words 26
En Pointe 23 M Like Mobius, 17, 36
Eunice 13, 49 Masked 45
Every Wednesday 19, 51 Milly 23
Father Father 29 Moment 17
Filch 34 Mouth-To-Mouth 34
George 15 Muzzle 38
Ghost Gaff 29 My Ghoul 34
Ghosted 19, 51 Natalie 24
Goodbye Ma 17 No Bones Jones 36
Granbad 7, 20, 49 Noah 45

Not Like Me 22, 26, 36
FILM INDEX
Out Of Range 20, 39 The Summer Of Swans 25
Own You 13, 49 The Toll Road 39
Plume 46 The Underdog. 26
Pretty Face 19, 51 The Young Masters 23
Ruby 29 There’s A Mobster Under My Bed! 34
Safe To Assume 27 These Walls 13, 38, 49, 50
Saving Seagrass 31 Thomas’s Existential Crisis 19, 51
Seanie And Flo 29 Tidal 36
Sequins 27 Time Lapse 22
Shiloh 28 Tmi 34
Siblings Of Silence 26 To Catch A Bunyip 26, 46
Spirit Of The Drowning Girls 45 To The Sea 28
Spirit of the Mary Valley 47 Tragically Deaf 19, 51
Stay Awake Be Ready 50 Troll Bridge 46
Stille Nacht 39 Turned To The Sun 22
Suncatcher 20, 22 Turning Ten. 17
Sunflower 50 Typecast 19, 51
Sunset 38 Ulster County Top Challenge 29
Talk To Leon 22 Unfolded 24
That’s My Jazz 15 Unleashed 50
The Barber Shop 29 Warburda Bununu 31
The Bestest Job 13, 46, 49 Water 28
The Chef 25 Way Out Assistance 24
The Confirmation 25 We’re All Leaving 25
The Elvis Parking Method 29 Welcome To The Ball 22
The Havafeed Story 26, 36 What Separates Us From The
The Horses 22 Beasts 45
The Lovers 19, 51 When Harry Met Selma 28
The Most Magnificent Thing 13, 49 Wings (Aripi) 39
The Naked Farmer 15, 22 Without Consent 23
The Ocean 29 Wooden Blocks 17
The Role 24 Yin Yu Tang Regeneracy On The

Other Side Of Earth 17
The Saltwater Story 30
Young Masters 20
The Sandpit 13, 20, 49, 50
Yulubidyi-Until The End 45

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BOX WHEELCHAIR RAMP

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TIME SESSION NAME LOCATION

FF: FAMILY FRIENDLY

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THE MOST MAGNIFICENT THING

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PO3 THU 2 PM - 5 PM PROSPECTORS HALL

PO4 FRI 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL

PO8 SAT 10 AM - 1 PM PROSPECTORS HALL

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A SONG CAN’T BURN HEARTBEAT BY HEARTBEAT

GEORGE AWAKEN THE DRAGON

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MOSAIC PAPER ART

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YIN YU TANG – REGENERACY MOMENT

M LIKE MOBIUS TURNING TEN

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GHOSTED THE LOVERS

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SUNCATCHER YOUNG MASTERS

GRANBAD OUT OF RANGE

BIRDS OF A FEATHER HAPPY ANDROID

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TIME SESSION NAME LOCATION

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SUNCATCHER THE NAKED FARMER

NOT LIKE ME TIME LAPSE

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HAPPY ANDROID WITHOUT CONSENT

HEARTBEAT BY HEARTBEAT THE YOUNG MASTERS

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HOME GIRL CINDERELLA

WAY OUT ASSISTANCE THE ROLE

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THE CONFIRMATION ISLE OF CAPRI

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THE UNDERDOG THE HAVAFEED STORY

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SEQUINS DELAY (TAKHIR)