BOFA has always had a strong emphasis on promoting local product and supporting Tasmanian and Australian film makers. That’s true again this year with nine of our thirty films Australian…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 16, 2018
“Prepare to be taken to dizzying heights as a new documentary explores the physical beauty of the world’s highest places in a movie that reaches new peaks of cinematography.” Guardian…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 16, 2018
MAMIL (Middle Aged Men In Lycra) An irreverent and hilarious romp through the secret world of men and masculinity..... It’s a bit early to be talking about closing night, but…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 10, 2018
Sometimes the highlights of a Film Festival turn out to be the low profile “sleepers” that fly under the radar and often don’t get the audience they deserve. Here are…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 10, 2018
Sydney based writer/director Martin Simpson is no stranger to BOFA having attended every BOFA Festival since 2013, so we are delighted to have him in Tasmania again to introduce his…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 10, 2018
Margaret Pomeranz (At the Movies) had never given any film a five star rating.....until WHITELEY! This remarkable documentary, screening in the Our Stories section of BOFA 2018, paints its own fascinating canvas…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 3, 2018
Wendy Whiteley is passionate about promoting Australian art and Australian artists. Her water-front home and garden at Lavender Bay, Sydney and the harbour views, which are the subject of so…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 3, 2018
Launceston Airport, which connects the city to the world, has made it possible for BOFA to bring the world to you by screening the best documentary films from around the…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 3, 2018
BOFA this year has four fine French films, including the opening night LET THE SUNSHINE IN, and in a nice case of synchronicity, a new French supporter in Sibyl Communeau. Sibyl is a…
BOFA Film FestivalApril 3, 2018
