App Detail » Human Rights Arts & Film Festival

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Updates to browse events by city.

App Description

The Human Rights Arts & Film Festival (HRAFF) is the largest social justice focused festival in Australia, inspiring and engaging audiences with diverse human stories through film, arts, music and forums.

HRAFF is almost ready to kick off its national tour for 2016! Starting off in Melbourne (5 - 19 May), then travelling to Sydney (24 - 28 May), Brisbane (24 - 26 May), Alice Springs (30 - 31 May), Perth (30 May - 1 June), Canberra (3 - 5 June) and Darwin (6 - 8 June). This year’s program features a mixture of documentaries and narratives that explore a broad range of topics, including refugees and asylum seekers, indigenous rights, womens' rights, education and the environment.

Explore and Engage with the Program:

*Browse the festival program by name, date and city
*Browse 'What's On' at HRAFF daily
*Read event information and select your favourites through 'Wishlist'
*View Human Rights Resources
*Vote for the 2016 Audience Award
*Share your favourite films and events from the app through e-mail, Facebook and Twitter - tag @humanrightsfest #hraff16 to join the conversation
*Check which sessions are Selling Fast or on Standby

Buy and Download Tickets:

*By tickets securely with your credit card at anytime
*GO PAPERLESS: download and scan tickets at the cinema door
*Buy passes and redeem films immediately
*Add your films to your phone Calendar


ABOUT THE DEVELOPERS:
Ferve Tickets has been working with festivals in Australia for the last decade, setting up customised ticketing systems to deliver a smooth, stress-free festival experience – for both staff and customers.


ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS ART & FILM FESTIVAL:

The Human Rights Arts & Film Festival aims to shed light on the human condition through the directorial lens of award-winning filmmakers, the creative minds of emerging artists, and conversations with human rights and screen experts. With high profile documentaries (Chasing Asylum, They Will Have To Kill Us First and Maya Angelou and Still I Rise), and new artistic collaborations (including artist Alex Seton and our first venture to Footscray Community Arts Centre) featured in the slate, this year’s festival will challenge contemporary views on human rights in unexpected ways.

App Changes

• May 04, 2015 Initial release
• July 05, 2016 New version 5.7.1