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Sci-fi New Film “Monolith” Obtains First Green Light From Australian Movie Lab

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February 26, 2022

Science fiction mystery Monolith is about to create a new initiative geared toward boosting South Australia’s filmmaking capability and variety.

Science fiction mystery Monolith has obtained the first green light from Australian Movie Lab.

The cheap of $288,000 (AU$400,000) movie might be funded through state company South Australian Movie Company (SAFC). The movie is meant to premiere in October. Casting for the movie is also underway.

Matt Vesely will direct Lucy Campbell’s script.

A couple of journalist whose investigative podcast uncovers a ordinary artifact, an alien conspiracy, have to fight for their lives in order to see the light of tomorrow.

Producer is Bettina Hamilton.

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