The international Craft Film Festival comes to South Australia
Guildhouse is thrilled to be hosting the South Australian premiere of Real to Reel: The Craft Film Festival.
Real to Reel is an international short film festival curated by Crafts Council UK aimed at exploring the human relationship with making and materials. A panel of judges has reviewed hundreds of submissions from all over the world to bring you their signature selection of 32 films.
This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate craft in action and the narratives, passion and skill inherent in the creation of works. The programme unites some unusual and perhaps unexpected tales of making – from miniatures, to replica birds’ eggs, to a human powered bakery – along with animations that bring to life fibre, wool, clay and found objects.
Real to Reel will be touring South Australia in partnership with Guildhouse. The Adelaide screening will followed by screenings in Port Lincoln and Mt Gambier.
Adelaide Double Bill Screening
Saturday 1 February 2020, 2 pm – 5 pm
Pricing: $35 (includes a complimentary glass of wine)
Location: Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
We’ll be hosting a double bill screening at the Mercury Cinema on Saturday 1 February, 2.00 pm. There will be a short intermission in between where you can enjoy a complimentary glass of wine courtesy of our friends at Fox Creek Wines.
Screening 1
Witness the spectacle of scrap metal transforming into intricate eyewear, puppets coming to life in a BAFTA award-winning stop-motion animation, interwoven histories of a blacksmith and gardener and documentaries covering British chair making, Mexican luthiers and much more in this varied selection of shorts.
Films in Screening 1
Ptolemy Mann – Chromaticity
BEBENTO
Salmagundi: Intermission (1 of 3)
With These Hands
The Chair Maker: Lawrence Neal
Salmagundi: Intermission (2 of 3)
The Shipworm and the Glory of Enkhuizen
Amazing spectacles sculpted from scrap
Peter Rowland: Egg Maker
Space Debris: How It Was Made
Ngayuku Papa: Bluey and Big Boy
Moving Glass
Salmagundi: Intermission (3 of 3)
How Do You Wear it?
La Espiga
Stems
Screening 2
Discover a world in miniature, performance that intertwines clay and dance, the beneficial impact of creativity on health, an outdoor gym that makes bread, animation celebrating the special role that dogs play in remote community life and documentaries about making, from giant pots to replica birds’ eggs, and more, in this diverse range of shorts.
Films in Screening 2
Life in Miniature
Andrew Burton: The Orangery Urns
Tricotone 1 Part 1
Cara de Diablo (Devil Face)
Clay 2056
Brawn & Bread
Ngayuku Papa: Tiny
Sawmaking
Asahiyaki
Lives of Clay
Tricotone 1 Part 2
Neil Turner Artisan
Carbon Copy
Tricotone 1 Part 3
What’s Your Craft: Craftivist Carrie Reichardt
Knitting the Blues
Guildhouse is doubling down on artistic ambition. All proceeds from ticket sales (as well as any donations made between now and 31 May 2020) will be matched dollar for dollar as part of our Double Up to Double Down campaign in support of our ambitious career development initiatives.
Double Up is supported by Creative Partnerships Australia’s Plus1 initiative.
Regional Screenings
Friday 10 January 2020, 6 pm – 9 pm
Pricing: $25 (includes a complimentary glass of wine)
Location: Nautilus Theatre, Port Lincoln
Sunday 22 March and Sunday 29 March
Location: Mount Gambier
More information about the Mount Gambier screenings coming soon.
