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Sat 23 Mar 2024
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Satranic Panic is another stellar inclusion to both Alice Maio Mackay’s filmography and the wave of independent queer horror we’ve had for the last few years…[it is her] most ambitious and stylish film yet, tackling transphobic fear-mongering at her new creative peak
Friends Aria and Jay head out on a devilish road trip to unearth the mystery behind the murder of Max, Aria’s brother and the love of Jay’s life. With Aria’s demon radar firing, nothing from the underworld can stand in the way as they uncover a conspiracy of prejudice and self-hatred, that leads closer to home than they’d ever imagined.
A bloody, demon-infested road movie about the power of claiming one’s identity and the importance of chosen family, Satranic Panic exposes the hypocrisy of the status quo with biting wit, killer drag, and incredible tits.
Director: Alice Maio Mackay
Writers: Cassie Hamilton, Ben Pahl Robinson, Alice Maio Mackay
Producers: Alice Maio Mackay, Erin Paterson
This film screens with short Girl Coded (2023)
Australia, 2023, 9 mins
Director: Grace Valerie-Lynette
Writer: Grace Valerie-Lynette
Producer: Dianna La Grassa
Desperate for power, ambitious tech nerd Robbie is keen to hack into her high school’s anonymous gossip page to garner popularity. Robbie enlists her loyal friend Ruth to help, but as tensions grow between Ruth’s moral compass and Robbie’s unconscionable actions, Ruth reveals a secret that blows their project (and friendship) wide open.
Melbourne Women in Film Festival (MWFF) program 21–25 Feb 2024
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