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Kudos: this week’s winners

Kudos takes the international stage: Flickerfest announces Academy® accredited Awards while Singapore awards it newest art prize.
19 Jan 2015
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Flickerfest announces 2015 short film winners

Wrapping up its 24th edition over the weekend, FLICKERFEST announced the winners for their Academy® accredited Awards. Drawn from films presented over ten days, Festival Director Bronwyn Kidd said: ‘We are thrilled that the 2015 festival has been such a success with record crowds and great enthusiasm expressed for the programmes screened. It’s great to see short film so warmly embraced by audiences across our ten-day event.’

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