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1st melbourne environmental film festival
25 - 27th October, 1996
The Kaleide, RMIT Union Theatre, 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne


Session 1: FULL MOON OVER PEDDER
Friday, 25th October 1996, 7:30 p.m.

Opening by Festival Director
environmental 'news reels' 1 (35 min)
Undercurrents
Access News Environmental
short break (15 min)
main programme (93 min)
Peter Dombrovskis Tribute
The Gordon Splits
Lake Pedder
Struggle for Pedder
Les Southwell's Audio-Visual


Session 2: A RARE CLASSIC
Saturday, 26th October 1996, 7:30 p.m.

environmental 'news reels' 2 (35 min)
Undercurrents
Access News Environmental
short break (15 min)
main programme (90 min)
Silent Running


Session 3: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SYDNEY FESTIVAL
Sunday, 27th October 1996, 7:30 p.m

environmental 'news reels'  3 (31 min)
News Unlimited
Access News Environmental 	
short break (15 min)
main programme (97 min)
The Last Tall Forests
Filmaker Roger Scholes talks about the film The Last Tall Forests
Hemp Revolution


Tickets: $9.50 and $6.50 concession
Bookings: +61 (0)3 9885 8200, meff@pedder.csse.swin.edu.au, 
http://pedder.csse.swin.edu.au/meff/


The melbourne environmental film festival would like to thank its supporters 
(both materially and morally(!) in order of appearance):

Nikki Kaiyan for getting the festival idea going.  Gary Caganoff of the Wild 
Spaces - Sydney International Environmental Film Festival for advice on his 
experience with the Sydney festival.  lunaTECH for use of the computer 
equipment and the NEXTSTEP operating system used to produce fliers and 
posters.  Michele 'Kaleide' Finigan for advice with marketing this thing.  
Jas for her writing and driving skills : ).  Vox Bandicoot - next year guys.  
Chloe and Rachel of the Blue Devil Festival for assistance with leaflet 
distriubtion.  Jeff Riley of SKA-TV (part of the Channel 31 consortium) for 
editing together the Access News Environmental 'news reels'.  Nicole Vincent 
for the use of a printer whilst theses await - how do you refill it?  
Katherine and Roger Scholes for donating their time to speak about their 
films and the use of their material.  The Wilderness Society for the lend of 
Tony Hastings and Tony himself for the great banner!  Andre of the State Film 
Theatre for the good advice.  Anthony Clarke for the use of Hemp Revolution.  
Copies avail. from Anthony from 7 Bate Street, Central Tilba NSW 2546, 044 
737 233.  Open Channel for editing together the Undercurrents 'news reels'.  
And everybody else who gave tidbits of great info, advice and encouragement.