The Melbourne International Film Festival returns again to the Melbourne Planetarium to show the latest works in Fulldome Cinema. Two Fulldome Showcases will be presented on Saturday the 4th of August. At 7pm for the music lovers there will be Visualiszt featuring short works inspired by the music of Franz Liszt and Space Opera a journey through the solar system accompanied by Gustav Holst’s orchestral suite ”The Planets Op.32′. This will be followed at 9pm by a celebration of Life, starting with Life: A Cosmic Story and then from the acclaimed international artist Lynette Wallworth, her new ground breaking work Coral: Rekindling Venus. For further information, or to purchase tickets, head over to the MIFF website: http://miff.com.au/specialevents/planetarium_fulldome_showcase
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