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Rock band The Angels to headline Ballarat music and film festival
Visit Ballarat
08 Nov 2022
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Did you ever think you were going to see their face again?
This November, Mushroom Pictures, the Melbourne International Film Festival and ALWAYS LIVE will bring the magic of music and film to three major regional centres across Victoria, headlined by the legendary Australian rock band The Angels.
The LongPlay Music Film Festival will see some of the best music documentaries from across the globe showcased at Ballarat’s Regent Cinemas, Geelong’s Pivotonian Cinema and Sun Cinema Bairnsdale.
This four-day festival is a curated selection of world-class music feature films, energising these regional towns through the unique storytelling of music and cinema.
“ALWAYS LIVE was a dream my late father had to reassure our state’s live music roots and I am proud to be part of the team making it a reality.”
ALWAYS LIVE chairman Matt Gudinski, whose father, Michael Gudinski, conceived the initiative prior to his passing
Headlining this exciting line-up of documentaries is The Angels: Kickin’ Down The Door – a new feature documentary about the legendary Australian rock band.
The Angels’ brothers Rick and John Brewster will perform an acoustic set of some of their biggest hits on Monday 21 November at Ballarat’s Regent Cinemas immediately after the film and take questions from fans in the audience.
Also featuring as part of the festival will be the Sinead O’Connor bio Nothing Compares, the restoration of Martin Scorsese’s classic The Last Waltz, and the Foo Fighters documentary We Are The Thousand.
What’s screening at Ballarat’s Regent Cinemas
- Monday 21 November at 6.30pm – The Angels: Kickin’ Down The Door (film screening, acoustic performance and Q&A)
- Thursday 24 November at 6.30pm – The Angels: Kickin’ Down The Door
- Friday 25 November at 6.30pm – Nothing Compares
- Saturday 26 November at 6.30pm – We Are The Thousand
- Sunday 27 November at 4pm – The Last Waltz
Purchase your tickets here
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