IF you saw multiple Charlie Chaplins wandering the side streets of Warrnambool’s CBD last night, it wasn’t an apparition.
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That was the small army of volunteers who worked to help make the Silver Ball Film Festival a success.
Dressed like the silent movie star’s beloved Tramp character, they handed out programs and maps to the people who turned out to watch 32 locally-made short films projected on walls and in stores around the CBD.
The screenings comprised the penultimate Laneway Festival, which have been a great success for the council and south-west arts collective F Project.
The festival continues tonight with an awards screening at Lady Bay Resort, where judges and the public will pick their favourites of the locally-made shorts and hand out $2000 worth of prizes.
