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Rain Falls Still

Directed by Bạch Đăng Tùng
Australia
2024
12 mins

Synopsis

A summoning of the spirit world as a Buddhist temple prepares for the Vu Lan Festival. Slow cinema in short form by Vietnamese-born, Naarm-based director Bạch Đăng Tùng. Screens with Listen to the Voices

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.

'Rain Falls Still' is screening with

Listen To The Voices

Sat, 7 Jun 6:45pm

Palace Central Cinemas – Cinema 1

Listen To The Voices

Mon, 9 Jun 5:30pm

Palace Central Cinemas – Cinema 1
  • Program Strand
    FLUX: Art+Film
  • Year
    2024
  • Classification
    All Ages
  • Country
    Australia, Vietnam
  • Language
    In Vietnamese with English subtitles
  • Director
    Bạch Đăng Tùng
  • Producer
    Bạch Đăng Tùng
  • Cast
    Công Nguyên Đoàn Nguyễn
  • Screenwriter
    Bạch Đăng Tùng
  • Cinematographer
    Ariel Reyes
  • Editor
    Bạch Đăng Tùng
  • Genre
    Asia, Documentary, Experimental
  • Premiere
    Australian Premiere
  • Company Credits
    Festival Contact: Bạch Đăng Tùng

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