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Sydney Film Festival Reveals First 2013 Titles

27 titles drop prior to full announce

The Sydney Film Festival has today announced its first films for the 2013 event, including the Steve Coogan-starring/Michael Winterbottom-directed The Look Of Love and the restored 1980s local production Wrong Side Of The Road.

Taking place Wednesday 6 June – Sunday 16 June, the festival has today announced 27 films prior to its full announcement Wednesday 8 May. In the 16 features and 11 documentaries, 24 are Australian premieres while one – William Yang's William Yang: My Generation – is a world premiere.

Other festival highlights include: Blancanieves - a Spanish take on the Snow White story that was a Perth Festival hit;  Exposed - a new film from New York underground artist Beth B; Prince Avalanche - the director of Pineapple Express and Eastbound And Down David Gordon Green's new film with Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch; a retrospective screening of Hitchcock classic Rear Window and Jeff Desom's timelapse video installation Rear Window Loop, playing at the festival hub; Stories We Tell from actor-turned-director Sarah Polley (Take This Waltz); What Maisie Knew - a rock star story with Julianne Moore, Alexander Skarsgård and Steve Coogan; What Richard Did - an Irish film featuring Moloko's Roisin Murphy making a move to the big screen.

The full list of films:

The Act Of Killing (Denmark, Norway. Dir: Joshua Oppenheimer, Christine Cynn and Anonymous)

Blackfish (USA. Dir: Gabriela Cowperthwaite)

Blancanieves (Spain, France. Dir: Pablo Berger)

Comrade Kim Goes Flying (UK, North Korea. Dir: Kim Gwang-hun, Nicholas Bonner, Anja Daelemans)

Exposed (USA. Dir: Beth B.)

 

Fallen City (China. Dir: Zhao Qi)

A Few Hours Of Spring (France. Dir: Stephane Brize)

Frances Ha (USA. Dir: Noah Baumbach)

Frankenstein's Army (Netherlands, USA. Dir: Richard Raaphorst)

The Human Scale (Denmark. Dir: Andreas Møl Dalsgaard)

The Look Of Love (UK, USA. Dir: Michael Winterbottom)

La Maison de la Radio (France, Japan. Dir: Nicolas Philibert)

Mignight's Children (Canada. Director: Deepa Mehta)

Miss Nikki & The Tiget Girls (Australia. Director: Juliet Lamont)

Oh Boy (Germany. Dir: Jan Ole Gerster)

Outrage Beyond (Japan. Dir: Takeshi Kitano)

Prince Avalanche (USA. Dir: David Gordon Green)

Rear Window (USA. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock)

Red Obsession (Australia. Dir: David Roach, Warwick Ross)

Scatter My Ashes At Bergdorf's (USA. Dir: Matthew Miele)

Stoker (UK, USA. Dir: Park Chan-wook)

Stories We Tell (Canada. Dir: Sarah Polley)

Wadjda (Saudi Arabia. Dir: Haifaa Al Mansour)

What Maisie Knew (USA. Dir: Scott McGehee, David Siegel)

What Richard Did (Ireland. Dir: Lenny Abrahamson)

William Yang: My Generation (Australia. Dir: Martin Fox)

Wrong Side Of The Road (Australia. Dir: Ned Lander)

Tickets are available here.