Trailer
The Gift That Gives
Sat
24
Sat 24 Feb 4:00 PM
Angelika Film Centre
General Admission
81 Mins
Brisbane Premiere.
A delightful Australian romantic comedy, The Gift That Gives follows the story of Callum Mori (Takaya Honda), the author of a book entitled, The Gift That Gives. He makes his first television appearance as a guest of The Arts Corner television show, presented by Kate Sedgeman (Lily Brown-Griffiths), who falls for him. Callum, however, he falls for her best friend, Linda (HaiHa Le). She owns the bookshop where Callum launches his book but luckily for Kate, fate brings her and Callum's brother, Austin (Damien Sato), together as they discover hidden love letters, signed by aliases. Jointly, they all try to find out who penned them.
Enjoy an entertaining Q&A with Director Joy Hopwood after this Brisbane Premiere screening On Saturday 24 Feb. We are thrilled to advise that joining Director Joy Hopwood for the Q&A is Katrina Irawati Graham. Katrina is a screenwriter, director and playwright. She works in a range of genres including feminist horror. She recently co-directed Bali 2002, a drama series for STAN. Its going to a fascinating Q&A.
A delightful Australian romantic comedy, The Gift That Gives follows the story of Callum Mori (Takaya Honda), the author of a book entitled, The Gift That Gives. He makes his first television appearance as a guest of The Arts Corner television show, presented by Kate Sedgeman (Lily Brown-Griffiths), who falls for him. Callum, however, he falls for her best friend, Linda (HaiHa Le). She owns the bookshop where Callum launches his book but luckily for Kate, fate brings her and Callum's brother, Austin (Damien Sato), together as they discover hidden love letters, signed by aliases. Jointly, they all try to find out who penned them.
Enjoy an entertaining Q&A with Director Joy Hopwood after this Brisbane Premiere screening On Saturday 24 Feb. We are thrilled to advise that joining Director Joy Hopwood for the Q&A is Katrina Irawati Graham. Katrina is a screenwriter, director and playwright. She works in a range of genres including feminist horror. She recently co-directed Bali 2002, a drama series for STAN. Its going to a fascinating Q&A.