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Bozo Over Roses

Directed by Matty Sidle
United States
11 mins

Synopsis

A dystopian video message from enigmatic, sweatsuit-clad figures. An experimental blend of transcendental imagery, atmospheric sounds and absurd wordplay, starring Cate Blanchett.

Limited seats are available for patrons requiring access for wheelchairs, low vision and hearing loop. Please contact our ticketing team directly on 1300 733 733 or tickets@sff.org.au to complete your booking.

'Bozo Over Roses' is screening with

Twelve Moons

Wed, 11 Jun 8:15pm

Dendy Newtown – Cinema 3

Twelve Moons

Sat, 14 Jun 8pm

Palace Central Cinemas – Cinema 1
  • Classification
    Unclassified 15+
  • Country
    United States, Hungary
  • Language
    In English
  • Director
    Matty Sidle
  • Producer
    Matty Sidle, Suzi Pritchett, Dash Upton, Karli Sager, Jason Monberg
  • Cast
    Cate Blanchett, Alex Brown Church, Agi Mark
  • Screenwriter
    Matty Sidle
  • Cinematographer
    Matty Sidle
  • Editor
    Matty Sidle
  • Genre
    Fantasy & Sci-Fi, Experimental
  • Premiere
    Australian Premiere
  • Company Credits
    Festival Contact: Matty Sidle

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