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Young Canberra filmmaker premieres 'black comedy' and 'public service satire' at Dendy

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Felix Clayton has been making short films for the past 16 years. Two of his short films will be shown at Dendy Cinemas in Civic on Wednesday, 30 November. The films, Mr Self Destruct and Government Man, are written and directed by the young filmmaker. Felix says he has struggled with insecurity throughout his life.

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Young Canberra filmmaker premieres 'black comedy' and 'public service satire' at Dendy

At the age of four, his parents gifted him his first camera. A mere 16 years later and Felix Clayton is excited for two of his own short films to be screened to the public at Dendy Cinemas in Civic. But it hasn’t been an easy journey for the local young filmmaker. A total of […]

1 year ago·Deakin, Australia

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