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CAPS EXPERIMENTAL

Presented by Screen Queensland and viewed at the Yeppoon Town Hall, CAPS EXperimental showcases a series of short films and videos which fit the narrative of experimental in nature than the standard story structure.

SCREENING SCHEDULE
1300-1400 Sunday 18th January 2026
SCREENING LOCATION

Yeppoon Town Hall
SESSION RATING

M15+

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BOOK OF SKIN

EXPERIMENTAL - 10 MIN
DIRECTED BY NEIL KENDRICKS


A gender-bending twist as an artist’s fantasies and nightmares expressed in her drawings suddenly appear.

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BRIGHT

EXPERIMENTAL - 6 MIN
DIRECTED BY CATERINA DE MARCHIS OÑATE, ANA TIRADO SÁEZ-BRAVO

Consumed by desire, a candle blurs the boundaries between love and obsession.

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BUFFET PARAÍSO

EXPERIMENTAL - 8 MIN
DIRECTED BY HÉCTOR ZAFRA, SANTI AMÉZQUETA

Audio and visuals tell the modern story of the Mornington Peninsula.

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EL CUERO

HORROR - 15 MIN
DIRECTED BY JOSE GOLDSACK, HANS PEEDE


A Patagonian butcher’s routine turns deadly when dark magic resurrects a slain lamb to challenge him in a life-or-death card game.

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LA FENETRE

MEIN FUHRER BLUES

EXPERIMENTAL - 4 MIN
DIRECTED BY JIM HALL

It’s time to get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the Soul of America...

EXPERIMENTAL - 9 MIN
DIRECTED BY LUCAS ORTIZ ESTEFANELL

A visual exploration of our perception of truth through the impact of AI on art and cinema.

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LOVING MEAT DREAMING MEAT

EXPERIMENTAL - 4 MIN
DIRECTED BY QUOC HUY TRAN

A man finds that his boyfriend has been turned into something unrecognisable.

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TWO SHIPS

EXPERIMENTAL - 7 MIN
DIRECTED BY McKINLEY BENSON

While working opposite schedules, a couple attempts to maintain their connection through fleeting encounters.

CAPS EXPerimental Shorts are a FREE original video arts event, 1300 to 1400 on Saturday 17th January located at the Yeppoon Town Hall.

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Gold Partner Screen Queensland proudly supports regional screen culture and events.

artistic technique involving new and innovative style

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Donate and Support future filmmakers through our DGR Capricorn Film Festival Donation Fund gifts over $2 are 100% tax deductible 

Screen Queensland supports film and TV production across the state and is a proud partner of events like Capricorn Film Festival.

We Are Still Here, produced by Queensland’s No Coincidence Media

with Mārama Productions

Learn more

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Capricorn Film Festival Inc is supported In part by grants from the Australian Government, Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, Screen Queensland, Livingstone Shire Council, and the Regional Arts Development Fund and in part by the Regional councils of Central Queensland believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Central Queensland's future.

 

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