Opening feature @ Spooky Movie 2008

We are very happy to report that Spooky Movie has chosen NO THROUGH ROAD as its opening night feature. Their website had this to say:

“SPOOKY MOVIE: 2008 – THE 3RD ANNUAL WASHINGTON, D.C. INTERNATIONAL HORROR FILM FESTIVAL is thrilled to announce the Washington, D.C. premiere of the new award winning Australian film NO THROUGH ROAD as our opening night feature on Thursday, October 16 at 8:00 p.m.

Winner of the 2008 WA Screen Awards for Best Director, Best Actor, Best Editing, and Best Sound., NO THROUGH ROAD is a modern indie masterpiece – one of the most gripping tales of terror you will see this year!”

Check out www.thespookymovie.com for more info.

NTR@FOFF

Due to the recent WASA nominations, the Film and Television Institute of WA will be screening No Through Road within their “WASA Wednesdays” showcase which is part of the Fremantle Outdoor Film Festival programme. If you missed the first screening in December, show us some love and keep next Wednesday evening free. This may be the last opportunity for some time to see No Through Road. If you have already seen the film, spread the word and bring your posse along when you watch it for the second time next week. Another big reason to be there is to vote for our film in the People’s Choice Award… so bring as many people as you can!

WHEN: 8.30pm Wednesday 27th February 2008
WHERE: Fremantle Outdoor Film Festival’s Bohemia Outdoor Cinema in Princess May Park – 92 Adelaide St, Fremantle
HOW MUCH: Entry by gold coin donation

For more information on the WA Screen Awards and WASA Wednesdays, check out the WA Screen Awards site.

No Through Road premiere screening

The premiere of No Through Road was held at the prestigious Astor Cinema, on Beaufort St in the centre of Perth. It received a very positive response from all attendees, from various age ranges. No-one has mentioned any of the more outwardly violent scenes in a negative way at all – i.e. the characters and story justified the action in the film. The audience atmosphere was electric; all the gasps, laughs and cheers happened in all the right places. Many people were eager to find out when they could see it again / get a copy and see it again / show it to others. The after-party was a buzz with people discussing the film and enjoying the opportunity to discuss it with the cast and crew. The Film & Television Institute also published this article.