2021 Split Second Film Competition Winner – ‘To Die For’ by Felix Barnett @tacvictoria

Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Introducing the winner of TAC’s 2021 Split Second Film Competition, a creative and sinister cocktail recipe, To Die For. Our Split Second Film Competition is an annual initiative that gives young Victorians the chance to take a creative approach to tackle a serious road safety issue. This year’s winning film, written by Victoria’s Felix Barnett and produced by Sweetshop & TABOO, is a cocktail tutorial like no other and will be screened in partnership with Village Cinemas across Victoria.

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2021 Split Second Film Competition Winner – ‘To Die For’ by Felix Barnett

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