BOOK WEEK is new, hilarious and features a top notch ensemble
cast. It premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival and opened the
Noosa International Film Festival.
Released in conjunction with Dymocks Children’s
Charities - BOOK WEEK is engaging local schools, promoting literacy and the importance of
reading.
The World Theatre is pleased to announce:
The World Theatre is pleased to announce:
SPECIAL EVENT SCREENING
of
BOOK WEEK [M] + Q&A
with writer/director HEATH DAVIS
with writer/director HEATH DAVIS
7PM Sat 24 NOV 2018
About BOOK WEEK
A jaded English teacher is forced to re-evaluate his life
when his latest book is passed over for one of his students.
When it looks like his novel is going to be published, the
once famous novelist – Nicholas Cutler - thinks his luck has finally changed.
But what promises to be the best week of his life
professionally, spirals into seven days of hell personally.
A pregnant girlfriend, student in trouble with the law, a
gravely ill brother in law and the prospects of living a life of unfilled
dreams, force Mr Cutler to re-examine just what’s most important in his life.
Starring:
Brendan Cowell
Susan Prior
Rose Riley
Airlie Dodds
Steve Bastoni
Pippa Grandison
Steve LeMarquand
Directed/Written By
Heath Davis
Produced By James Nightingale
HEATH DAVIS biog:
Heath Davis is a multi award winning filmmaker, teacher and
journalist. Most recently Davis wrote, directed and produced the Australian
feature film BROKE starring Steve Le Marquand, Max Cullen, Claire van Der Boom
and Brendan Cowell.
BROKE, which was highlighted in The Guardian’s Top 10
Australian films of 2016, was released in conjunction with the NRL and played
in over 100 cinemas across Australia and New Zealand.
Prior to BROKE, Heath wrote and directed the short films
SPOON MAN, BELLA, BEE STING and RABBIT which enjoyed success at numerous film
festivals including Tribeca, Telluride, London, Melbourne, Tropfest and Aspen.
Davis has directed and produced health documentaries for ABC
and SBS and numerous music videos for artists such as Shannon Noll, Holly
Throsby, Guy Sebastian as well as the live concert full length movie THE
JEZABELS: LIVE AT THE HORDERN.
As a journalist/copywriter Davis has worked across all forms
of media and has had articles published in the Daily Telegraph, Sydney Morning
Herald, Penrith Press, Blacktown Gazette, Blue Mountains Gazette, Western
Weekender and Universal Magazines. Davis
is also a passionate and experienced teacher in filmmaking, English, drama,
creative writing and screen acting.
Davis is directing his next film, LOCUSTS, currently in production
in Broken Hill and due for release in 2019.
