‘HOLD STILL’ PREMIERES @ MQFF
“a poignant and immersive work by writer-director Emily Dynes. This film, which explores the complexities of memory and intimacy.”
‘A tradie and a dancer meet during a lilting summer in a rural town, two young people on the edge of something big.’
Written and directed by Emily Dynes, and produced Jasper Caverly and Kristen Augeard; This intimate tale of connection premiered in competition at Melbourne Queer Film Festival. The film was edited by creative director of Near Dark, Barış Ulusoy in one hot day in Naarm with the director. Emily Dynes’ delicate handling of emotional growth, anxiety, stagnation, and blossoming earned her Best Australian Short Film, qualifying the project for the prestigious Iris Prize.
Congratulations to the whole team!
The full list of winners and comments from the Jury can be found here!
“The VicScreen Award for Best Director of an Australian Short Film Prize recognises the extraordinary talent of an emerging LGBTQIA+ director and demonstrates VicScreen’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of screen visionaries.”
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