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Tartan Returns to ABC2

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‘Tartan’, a short film exploring same sex attraction in high school will be broadcast on ABC2 for second time at 9.20pm this evening.

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‘Tartan’ was funded through Screen Australia/FTI’s Raw Nerve program, and will be broadcast alongside a short film entitled ‘Dinner for Three’.

The film stars local actresses Adriane Daff and Tessa Carmody, both of whom were nominated for a West Australian Screen Award for their performances in the film.

‘Tartan’ was directed by Michael McCall and written by OUTinPerth journalist Sophie Joske.

The film can bee seen on ABC iView until the 30th of July.

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