The Afterlife Bar - Split Second Film Competition Winner 2019 @tacvictoria
The Afterlife Bar - Split Second Film Competition Winner 2019  @tacvictoria
Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Written by 20-year-old RMIT student Alyssa De Leo, ‘Afterlife Bar’ is a dark comedy featuring some well-known celebrities who were taken before their time.

The short road safety film doubles as a reminder for cinema-goers to switch off their phones before every 2019 Melbourne International Film Festival screening.

For more information about the Split Second Film Competition click here: http://miff.com.au/splitsecondfilmcomp

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