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Videoland wins Best Comedy at Series Mania
FILM INK - "Videoland, from newcomer Pikelet Pictures, has taken out the top prize of ‘Best Series’ for the Comedy Competition at this year’s Series Mania – the world’s most highly regarded television festival, which was attended by a record breaking 98,000 guests in France last week."
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Wins for ‘House of Gods’, ‘Apples Never Fall’ at Series Mania
25 March 2024
INSIDE FILM MAGAZINE - "House of Gods‘ Kamel El Basha and Apples Never Fall‘s Annette Bening have topped the actor categories in the international competition of the Series Mania Festival in France while Videoland was awarded Best Series for the Comedy Competition."
'House of Gods', 'Videoland', 'After the Party', 'Apples Never Fall' selected for Series Mania
8 February 2024
INSIDE FILM MAGAZINE - "Videoland, from Melbourne production company Pikelet Pictures; the Lingo Pictures-produced NZ series After the Party, and the Queensland-shot Apples Never Fall have been selected for this year’s Series Mania in France."
Videoland in competition at Series Mania
8 February 2024
FILM INK - "Videoland has been selected for this year’s Series Mania in France and will screen as part of the Comedy Competition. It is the first series from Melbourne-based production company, Pikelet Pictures, and will be Videoland’s world premiere."
Completion Fund recipients announced
29 January 2024
QUEERSCREEN MEDIA RELEASE - "Filmmaker Jessica Smith said, 'We are thrilled to have been awarded completion funding from Queer Screen, an institution that is not only dedicated to celebrating queer storytelling, but one that actually puts their money where their mouth is and year after year provides financial assistance to the filmmakers trying to tell those stories.'"
One Person Protest and Videoland receive Queer Screen's Completion Funding
29 January 2024
CINEMA AUSTRALIA - “In our tenth round of the Queer Screen Completion Fund, we experienced arguably our most competitive selection process yet. The jury faced a challenging deliberation as numerous projects were considered. Ultimately, they awarded two world-class projects that couldn’t be more different but are of equal relevance and importance" - Lisa Rose, Queer Screen Festival Director.