Filmed across the world's pre-eminent arts festivals, artistic directors Neil Armfield and Rachel Healy will face injury, tragedy and an impending pandemic to deliver the 2020 Adelaide ...
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| Neil Armfield | ... | Self - Festival Director | |
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Annabel Crabb | ... | Narrator |
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Rachel Healy | ... | Self - Festival Director |
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Filmed across the world's pre-eminent arts festivals, artistic directors Neil Armfield and Rachel Healy will face injury, tragedy and an impending pandemic to deliver the 2020 Adelaide Festival program in its all-important 60th year. History, pedigree and ambition run head-to-head in this high-stakes documentary that reveals the bickering and respect, accessibility and poise, intellectual brilliance and pure gut instinct required to land an extraordinary event, with narration by Annabel Crabb.
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19 May 2020 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
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It was great to see how a festival picks its acts in Documentary, and then to see COVID 19 start to appear and the very early days of how COVID affected life in Australia