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Piggy

Directed by Julian Hamman
Australia
2025
7 mins

Synopsis

Dreams and nightmares in the Mexican jungle. A short film made under the guidance of Portuguese auteur Pedro Costa by emerging local director Julian Hamman. Screens with Invention

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'Piggy' is screening with

Invention

Thu, 5 Jun 8:15pm

Palace Central Cinemas – Cinema 1

Invention

Sat, 14 Jun 6pm

Palace Central Cinemas – Cinema 1
  • Program Strand
    FLUX: Art+Film
  • Year
    2025
  • Classification
    Unclassified 18+
  • Country
    Australia
  • Language
    In Spanish with English subtitles
  • Director
    Julian Hamman
  • Producer
    Estephania Bonnett
  • Cast
    Emir Rosado Chan, Reyes Briceño, Rigoberto Chan Medina
  • Screenwriter
    Jenni Montejo, Julian Hamman
  • Cinematographer
    Julian Hamman
  • Editor
    Julian Hamman
  • Genre
    Australian, World Premieres
  • Premiere
    World Premiere
  • Company Credits
    Festival Contact: Julian Hamman

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