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BIFF: wraps up with box office success

Brisbane movie-goers have helped make this year's St.George Bank Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) one of the most successful in its 17-year history.
13 Aug 2008
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Brisbane movie-goers have helped make this year’s St.George Bank Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) one of the most successful in its 17-year history.

Arts Minister Rod Welford said the 11-day BIFF ticketed programme finished last night with sales up 10 per cent on last year’s figures.

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