Italian Film Festival, interview with festival director Elysia Zeccola
For more than two decades the Festival has celebrated Italian language, culture and la dolce vita with an ever-growing audience. Listen to Festival director Ely
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Reel Time International Online Film Fest
PODCAST | Cristiana Palmieri interviews Rachael Belle Myers, director, writer and producer of First World Problems from the 2nd Reel Time International Online Film Festival.
Rachael Belle Myers’ unique zeal for expression found a brilliant and timely outlet through poetry, screenwriting and more recently as a filmmaker. She is emerging as a promising Australian writer and filmmaker who depicts the human experience with sharp and poignant realism.
In 2014, Rachael started Jaded Belle Productions and wrote, directed and produced her first short film titled Choice. In 2016, Rachael released First World Problems, a short film she wrote, directed and produced, which deals with a number of social issues affecting our society. In this interview, Rachael Belle talks about her outlook on life and her experience as a writer and a filmmaker.
FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS: Mike and Paul are two mates who meet each day in the park for a coffee and a break from the daily grind. As they share and discuss the problems they face in their day to day lives, they miss out on what’s happening in the world surrounding them. Are they both too self-absorbed to see the world for what it really is? Or will they find a way to open their eyes and appreciate the lives they have?
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Cristiana Palmieri First World Problems Rachael Belle Myers
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First World ProblemsFor more than two decades the Festival has celebrated Italian language, culture and la dolce vita with an ever-growing audience. Listen to Festival director Ely
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