Telling stories on the screen part of festival
Two local films screened in Kyogle this weekend
Tinnie Heroes
We are still drowning: Bob waits on a buyback
Bob is so frustrated by the flood recovery process; he has sent a message to MPs and State Parliament
Film release: Watch Tinnie Heroes in your own home
Here it is. The full 20-minutes of the film about the 2022 floods featuring Woodburn locals. The film has screened in many places. Now you can watch it at home, right here on IndyNR.com Here is a story about why the film was made. And here is the story about the Flickerfest award the film
Film release: Watch Tinnie Heroes in your own home Read More »
Tinnie Heroes screening raises money for flood action group
ABOVE: Alstonville Rotary Club president Geoff Vidal with Northern Rivers Flood Action group president Tony Carusi. Photo: Susanna Freymark The film about the men and women who got into their tinnies and rescued people in the February-March floods last year has been screening across the Northern Rivers. Last night, Tuesday, March 28, Tinnie Heroes showed
Tinnie Heroes screening raises money for flood action group Read More »
Byron Bay sees Tinnie Heroes and donates
Donations went to the Norther Rivers Flood Action Group in Woodburn
One year on: Why I made a film about our tinnie heroes
I’m nervous. This is who I made the film about
One year on: Why I made a film about our tinnie heroes Read More »
Tinnie Heroes voted best short film by audience
Fifteen films were in the finals for the Best of Northern Rivers Shorts
Where to see the Tinnie Heroes film
See this short film in Woodburn, Lismore, Bangalow, Casino and more