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Home Brewed Film Festival Program

The program for the 2004 edition of the Home Brewed Film Festival in Wollongong has been announced.
2 Sep 2004
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FilmInk Feature Film Screenings – Greater Union Wollongong
(All sessions are double features)

Tuesday 26 October from 7pm

Special Short Film Screening
Stranger so Familiar (Australia, 17mins)

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