Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival
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BAPFF: The Taking Of Tiger Mountain Review
War is dirty.
It’s filled with blood, sweat and tears mixing in the mud of the trenches; trickling into the centre of the battlefield with the fluids of enemies and... -
The Idol Review
Opening the Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival is the uplifting palestinian film based on a true story, 'The Idol'.
‘Reality television’ is quite the... -
Open Letter From APSA And BAPFF Film Director Maxine Williamson
The Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival (BAPFF) international cultural programme will see 102 films from 42 countries and areas to be screened during the 11-day
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Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival 2015 Line-Up
The Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival (BAPFF) international cultural programme will see 102 films from 42 countries and areas to be screened during the 11-day
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First Look At The Second Annual Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival
The Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival returns for its second year as the event looks to simultaneously cement its spot on the film festival calendar and offer Brisbane
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5 Must See Films At The Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival
Now in its second year, the Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival (BAPFF) will screen more than 75 features, documentaries and shorts from... -
BAPFF: The Postman’s White Nights Review
A remote Russian village is the setting for renowned director Andrei Konchalovsky’s latest film; the sometimes melancholy, sometimes funny, but always captivating 'The
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