Darwin Black and White Film Festival

Darwin Black and White Film Festival

1. Classic black and white film screenings This section will select and screen some of the most influential black-and-white classic films in film history, display the black-and-white photography works of famous…

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Northern Territory

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Film

1. Classic black and white film screenings
This section will select and screen some of the most influential black-and-white classic films in film history, display the black-and-white photography works of famous photography artists at home and abroad, and show the expressiveness, emotional communication and storytelling of black-and-white art in the form of still images.
Highlights:
A Night of Legends in Film History: A classic black-and-white film is screened every night, accompanied by guided interpretations by scholars or film critics, so that the audience can better understand the artistic value and cultural impact of these films.
Masters of Light and Shadow Exhibition: Exhibits the classic works of black and white photography masters, revealing the depth and beauty of black and white images through the clever use of light and shadow and the art of composition.
Interactive Photography Corner: Audiences can experience different black and white filters and shooting angles, shoot their own black and white portraits under the guidance of artists, and experience the creative fun of black and white photography.
2. Short film unit for new directors
To provide a stage for emerging directors from around the world to showcase their unique perspectives and innovative ideas, focusing on the black and white short films they have produced, and showing the interpretation and breakthrough of the new generation of directors on black and white films.
Highlights:
Film Competition Screenings: Showcasing a selection of short films from emerging directors from around the world, audiences can enjoy black and white video works in different styles and themes.
Post-screening Session: After the screening, the audience can meet the directors face-to-face to learn about their creative motivations and filming process, and delve into the artistic expression of the short film.
Panel Discussion: “The Narrative Power of Black and White Images”: Exploring how black and white films use light, shadow and tone to convey emotions in narrative, the audience will learn about the unique aesthetics and narrative power of black and white images.
Q&A session: Audience members can ask questions and interact with filmmakers to learn about different aspects of film creation and behind-the-scenes stories.
3. Outdoor open-air movie nights
Enjoy an open-air screening of black and white movies under the stars, blending black and white images with the romance of nature for an extraordinary viewing experience.
Highlights:
Nostalgic Movie Night: Classic black-and-white films are screened, and audiences experience a unique open-air atmosphere with a movie in the fresh air of the night.
Guided tour by film critics: Before the film is screened, the film critic introduces the background and characteristics of the film to help the audience better understand the deeper meaning of the film.

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