Perth Festival 2026 Lotterywest Films Brochure

Discover a world of films at this year's Lotterywest Films program.

Films

Welcome to Lotterywest Films

We live in a time of continuous content. And that’s what makes film festivals so important right now. Film festivals celebrate independent voices and the stories being told outside the commercial sphere. Drawing curious audiences, they help us look outward – to experience the lives of others across languages, environments, time and perspectives. Bold and ambitious cinema sits next to audience favourites, while we sit next to friends or strangers in the hushed quiet of a shared space. Perth Festival’s Lotterywest Films 2026 is no different. It invites you to discover the world through film. Cinema is a democratic art by design. We watch these stories together and, in turn, these stories connect us to a global world and global conversations. We join the collective of audiences who come before and after. Love, community, the natural world, rebellion and resilience are some of the many themes to discover, contemplate, delight in or debate across this program. Fuel a weekly Somerville habit or revel in multiple award-winning and boundary- pushing cinematic marvels through our February mini festival that celebrates the scope and imagination of the world’s dynamic screen culture. All within the sanctuary of Somerville, Perth’s trailblazing space for independent cinema. Madeline Bates Perth Festival Film and XR Curator

Image: Miles Noel

Perth Festival acknowledges the Noongar people who remain the spiritual and cultural birdiyangara of this kwobidak boodjar. We honour and respect the caretakers and custodians and the vital role Noongar people play for our community and our Festival to flourish.

Nouvelle Vague

The Mastermind

‘A joyful homage to the art of cinema.’ TIME OUT

‘This film is stupendously smart.’ ROGEREBERT.COM

USA / FRANCE Mon 24 – Sun 30 Nov 8pm Director Richard Linklater Cast Jackie van Beek, Jeremy Lindsay Taylor, Josephine Blazier, Hannah Diviney 106mins, CTC

USA Mon 1 – Sun 7 Dec 8pm Director Kelly Reichardt Cast Josh O’Connor, Bill Camp, Hope Davis, Sterling Thompson, Alanah Haim 110mins, M

Acclaimed Oscar-nominated director Richard Linklater brings 1960’s Paris to life in his meticulous and affectionate portrait of the making of Jean- Luc Godard’s legendary feature debut Breathless . Capturing the youthful dynamism and creative chaos at the heart of one of the world’s most beloved and influential films, Nouvelle Vague is a love letter to Godard’s genius, its charismatic stars, the French New Wave and the transformative power of cinema. It’s a film no cinephile (or anyone for that matter) should miss! Nominee Palme d’Or 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Former art student, now out-of-work carpenter JB hatches a cunning plan – to steal a handful of paintings from a small museum outside of Boston. It may seem like a bad idea, but he’s got it all figured out … apart from what to do with his kids while the theft is taking place, and what to do with the paintings once he has them. Josh O’Connor ( La Chimera , Perth Festival 2024) headlines this offbeat spin on the heist movie from indie icon Kelly Reichardt. Nominee Palme d’Or 2025 Cannes Film Festival

French and English with English subtitles

Sentimental Value Affeksjonsverdi

The Blue Trail O Último Azul

‘A transcendent, moving masterpiece.’ INDIEWIRE

‘Entrancingly unpredictable in its picaresque unravelling.’ SCREEN DAILY

NORWAY / FRANCE / DENMARK Mon 8 – Sun 14 Dec 8pm Director Joachim Trier Cast Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård, Elle Fanning, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas 135mins, CTC Norwegian and English with English subtitles

BRAZIL / MEXICO / NETHERLANDS

Mon 15 – Sun 21 Dec 8pm Director Gabriel Mascaro Cast Denise Weinberg, Rodrigo Santoro, Miriam Socarrás, Adanilo 86mins, M Portuguese with English subtitles

Stellan Skarsgård and Renate Reinsve lead an incomparable cast in Joachim Trier’s insightful and captivating drama about a director’s bid to revive his career and repair his family’s broken bonds. Two sisters must navigate their complicated relationship with their estranged father and deal with an American star dropped right into the middle of their complex family dynamics. Winner of the Cannes Grand Prix, Sentimental Value is an intimate and moving exploration of family, memories and the reconciliatory power of art. Winner Grand Prix 2025 Cannes Film Festival

An extraordinary film following the misadventures of a remarkable 77-year-old Brazilian woman trying to evade a dystopian fate. Embarking on a fantastical journey through the Amazon, she encounters a snail with hallucinogenic and destiny-charting properties, a shady boat captain and a sly new friend with secrets – and lessons – of her own. Winner of the Berlinale Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize, this vividly coloured odyssey is a richly imaginative tale of dignity and dreams, and a spirited rebuke to ageism and authoritarian rule.

Winner Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize & Ecumenical Jury Prize 2025 Berlin International Film Festival

It Was Just An Accident یک تصادف ساده

DJ Ahmet

‘A beautifully written and executed work … powerful, gripping and generous.’ LITTLE WHITE LIES

‘An unforgettable ensemble, laugh-out-loud comedy and heartsore drama.’ VARIETY With echoes of Footloose but set in a remote North Macedonian village, this is a charming, funny and uplifting, coming-of-age tale of a boy who finds refuge in dance music and first love. A Sundance Audience Award-winner DJ Ahmet radiates with an infectious energy, propelled by the performances of its mostly non-professional cast. Thoughtfully showcasing the contrast between the expectations of tradition and the temptations of modernity – not least through its memorable soundtrack – this authentic, jubilant film is about finding your place in the world. Winner Audience Award 2025 Sundance Film Festival

IRAN / FRANCE / LUXEMBOURG Mon 22 – Sun 28 Dec 8pm*

NORTH MACEDONIA Mon 29 Dec – Sun 4 Jan 8pm Director Georgi M Unkovsk Cast Arif Jakup, Agush Agushev, Dora Akan Zlatanova, Aksel Mehmet 99mins, CTC Turkish and Macedonian with English subtitles

Winning the Palme d’Or at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, this revenge drama is both a broadside and real-world triumph against authoritarian oppression. Iranian master director Jafar Panahi reimagines the road movie, taking you on a thrilling and devastating emotional rollercoaster involving a great ensemble cast. Combining moral dilemmas, comic moments and shocking revelations to potent effect, It Was Just An Accident defiantly lambasts authoritarianism while delivering the entertainment value of a gripping thriller. Winner Palme d’Or 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Director Jafar Panahi Cast Vahid Mobasseri, Mariam Afshari,

Ebrahim Azizi 102mins, CTC

Persian with English subtitles *No screening Thu 25 Dec

The Secret Agent O Agente Secreto

Dreams Drømmer

‘Moments of anarchic humour amid genuine suspense.’ THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho delivers one of the year’s greatest films, a dynamic, shape- shifting epic set against a colour-saturated backdrop of ’70s Brazil, Carnival and political corruption. The winner of three major awards at Cannes (including Best Director and Best Actor for its star Wagner Moura) The Secret Agent is a thrillingly unpredictable, empowering political fable about people swept up in forces beyond their control. A sprawling, sly, genre-bending slow-burn thriller driven by hypnotic tension, this is essential viewing. Winner Best Actor, Best Director & International Critic’s Prize (FIPRESCI) 2025 Cannes Film Festival

‘Vividly captures the highs and lows of first love.’ SIGHT & SOUND In this Berlinale Golden Bear-winner from Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud, Johanne is 17 and has found her first true love – her high school French teacher. To help her get over her obsession she pours all her feelings and experiences into writing, sharing her intimate journal with her mother and grandmother. This queer coming-of-age story is a nuanced, sensitive depiction of a transformative first crush and an intelligent exploration of writing, inspiration and the power of taking control of one’s own narrative. Winner Golden Bear 2025 Berlin International Film Festival

BRAZIL / FRANCE Mon 5 – Sun 11 Jan 8pm Director Kleber Mendonça Filho Cast Wagner Moura, Maria Fernanda Candido, Gabriel Leone 160mins, CTC Portuguese with English subtitles

NORWAY Mon 12 – Sun 18 Jan 8pm Director Dag Johan Haugerud Cast Ella Øverbye, Selome Emnetu, Ane Dahl Torp

110mins, PG Norwegian with English subtitles

Sirât

The President’s Cake مملكة القصب

‘A truly staggering and major film, one that has to be seen to be believed.’ LITTLE WHITE LIES Winner of the Cannes Jury Prize, this cinematic shockwave causes a stir everywhere it screens. A father embarks on a journey through the mountains of Morocco with his son, to search for his eldest daughter after she disappears at a rave. What follows is wild, unpredictable, dizzying and utterly visceral. Energised by a propulsive techno soundtrack composed by Kangding Ray (winner of the Cannes Soundtrack Prize), Sirât explores existence, loss and grief in ways that will leave you breathless. Winner Jury Prize 2025 Cannes Film Festival

‘A poignant realist fable.’ INDIEWIRE

FRANCE / SPAIN Mon 19 – Sun 25 Jan 8pm Director Oliver Laxe Cast Sergi López, Brúno Nuñez, Stefania Gadda, Joshua Liam Henderson 115mins, CTC Spanish and French with English subtitles

IRAQ / USA / QATAR Mon 26 Jan – Sun 1 Feb 8pm Director Hasan Hadi Cast Baneen Ahmed Nayyef, Sajad Mohamad Qasem, Waheed Thabet Khreibat, Rahim AlHaj 105mins, CTC Arabic with English subtitles

A rare film from Iraq about a young girl’s daring quest to bake a cake for the President’s birthday. Hasan Hadi’s humorous and poignant Cannes Camera d’Or winning debut is an unforgettable look at a country crushed by poverty, international sanctions and despotism, but it is also testament to resilience, ingenuity and the power of family and friendship. Beautifully shot and acted, this playful fable is a timely and bittersweet tale of life under the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein as seen through the eyes of a child. Winner Caméra d’Or 2025 Cannes Film Festival

Sound of Falling In die Sonne schauen

Pillion

‘A work of thrilling ambition realised by an assured directorial vision.’ SCREEN INTERNATIONAL Mascha Schilinski’s Cannes Jury Prize–winner braids past and present, telling the history of a tumultuous century through the lives of four girls who spend their respective youths on the same farm in northern Germany. The farmhouse bears witness to events both global and personal, with two World Wars and a divided nation providing historical backdrops to the girls’ more intimate experiences of growing up. This dramatic and historic film is an ambitious saga, a sensory and poetic epic shot with haunting detail. Winner Jury Prize 2025 Cannes Film Festival

‘A truly provocative anti-romance that’s funny, honest, strangely touching.’ THE FILM STAGE Timid, unassuming Colin (Harry Melling) is swept away from his dreary suburban existence when he meets the handsome, enigmatic biker (Alexander Skarsgård) who takes him on as his submissive. Navigating his new role, Colin learns about its pleasures and pains, and in the process understands his own boundaries. Pillion is not your typical queer love story. It’s messy, erotic and sometimes uncomfortable. But it’s also sexy, tender and surprisingly funny. Sensitively directed, with captivating performances, this is a dom com you’ll gladly submit to. Australian Premiere Winner Un Certain Regard Best Screenplay Award 2025 Cannes Film Festival

GERMANY Mon 2 – Sun 8 Feb 8pm Director Mascha Schilinski Cast Lena Urzendowsky, Luise Heyer, Lea Drinda, Laeni Geiseler 149mins, CTC German with English subtitles

UK / IRELAND Mon 9 – Sun 15 Feb 8pm Director Harry Lighton Cast Harry Melling, Alexander Skarsgård, Lesley Sharp, Douglas Hodge 106mins, CTC

Schedule

Mon 24 Nov 2025 – Sun 29 Mar 2026 Gates open 6pm

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February

1 The President’s Cake 8pm

November 24

Nouvelle Vague 8pm

Sound of Falling 8pm 9 10

December 1

Pillion 8pm (I’ve Never Seen a Straight Banana – short film) 16 17 18 19 20

The Mastermind 8pm 8 9 Sentimental Value 8pm 15 16

The Voice of Hind Rajab 8pm

Two Prosecutors 8pm

Tale of Silyan 8pm

Mr Nobody Against Putin 8pm

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk 8pm

Birthright 8pm

First Light 8pm

The Blue Trail 8pm 22 23

It was Just an Accident 8pm

March

1 First Light 8pm

DJ Ahmet 8pm (Love, Rock En Masse – short film)

Broken English 7.30pm

Deaf 7.30pm (The Road Ahead – short film)

January

1 4 DJ Ahmet 8pm (Love, Rock En Masse – short film) 2 3

Silent Friend 7.30pm 16 17

The Secret Agent 8pm 12 13

The Mountain Bride - Vermiglio 7.30pm 23 24 25 26

Dreams 8pm 19

The Rivals of Amziah King 7.30pm 30 31

Sirât 8pm 26

The President’s Cake 8pm

Film screenings are subject to weather conditions. Details in this brochure are correct at time of printing but are subject to change where necessary. Updates on any changes to the schedule are broadcast online via perthfestival.com.au and socials. CTC: check the classification

The Voice of Hind Rajab

Two Prosecutors Dva prokurora

The Tale of Silyan

Mr Nobody Against Putin

This Venice Jury Prize winner blends actual recordings and scripted performances to tell the devastating true story of Hind Rajab, a Palestinian girl trapped in a car under Israeli military fire, and the first responders who tried to save her. TUNISIA / FRANCE Mon 16 – Wed 18 Feb 8pm

A bitingly topical, darkly absurdist legal drama set in Stalinist Russia, told with black humour and plenty of heart. Meticulously crafted, this terrifying snapshot of an era of extreme oppression and paranoia speaks clearly to the present. FRANCE / GERMANY

A Macedonian folktale comes to life when a wounded white stork is rescued from a landfill by a struggling farmer. Oscar-nominated director Tamara Kotevska’s whimsical and breathtaking documentary opens our eyes and hearts to lives we’d otherwise miss. NORTH MACEDONIA / USA / UK

Through candid classroom recordings, a Russian teacher risks everything to expose how his government turns schools into propaganda factories. This Sundance prize-winning documentary is a David-and-Goliath battle for the soul of Russia and its next generation. DENMARK / CZECH REPUBLIC Mon 23 & Tue 24 Feb 8pm Directors David Borenstein & Pavel Talakin Documentary 90mins, CTC Russian with English subtitles

Thu 19 & Fri 20 Feb 8pm Director Sergei Loznitsa Cast Aleksandr Kuznetsov, Alexander Filippenko, Anatoli Beliy 118mins, PG Russian with English subtitles

Sat 21 & Sun 22 Feb 8pm Director Tamara Kotevska Documentary 81mins, CTC Macedonian with English subtitles

Director Kaouther Ben Hania Cast Saja Kilani, Motaz Malhees, Clara Khoury, Amer Hlehel 89mins, CTC Arabic with English subtitles

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk

Birthright

First Light

Broken English

An intimate, first-hand perspective on daily life under siege in Gaza captured through video calls between director Sepideh Farsi and 25-year- old Palestinian photojournalist and poet Fatma Hassona. This powerful documentary demands to be witnessed. FRANCE / PALESTINE / IRAN Wed 25 & Thu 26 Feb 8pm Director Sepideh Farsi Documentary 112mins, M Arabic, French and English with English subtitles

Family life becomes generational war in this breakthrough dark Aussie comedy. WA director Zoe Pepper’s biting satire about intergenerational wealth is a twisted take on privilege, the housing crisis and a disillusioned generation. Sharp and farcical, it hits very close to home. WA / AUSTRALIA Fri 27 Feb 8pm Director Zoe Pepper Cast Travis Jeffery, Maria Angelico, Michael Hurst, Linda Cropper 93mins, CTC

A nun encounters a lethal criminal conspiracy and begins to question her beliefs in this poetic, sensory meditation on faith, power and corruption. Filipino-Australian photographer James J Robinson’s debut feature is a masterfully composed slow-burn crime drama. AUSTRALIA / PHILIPPINES Sat 28 Feb & Sun 1 Mar 8pm Director James J Robinson Cast Ruby Ruiz, Kare Adea, Maricel Soriano 118mins, CTC Tagalog with English subtitles

Rock icon Marianne Faithfull’s six- decade journey through music, fame and reinvention unfolds in an intimate documentary that intersperses images, clips and interviews with musical responses from a range of stars. Broken English is a genre-defying act of resilience and rebellion. UK Mon 2 & Tue 3 Mar 7.30pm Directors Jane Pollard & Iain Forsyth Cast Tilda Swinton, George MacKay with Marianne Faithfull, Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Beth Orton, Courtney Love 99mins, CTC

Deaf Sorda

Silent Friend Stille Freundin

‘Immersive and profoundly effective filmmaking.’ JOURNEY INTO CINEMA Deaf ceramist Ángela and her hearing partner Héctor are deeply in love. But with the arrival of their first child, they encounter unexpected roadblocks in their relationship. Fresh from this year’s Berlinale, where it went on to win two awards (including the Panorama Audience Award), Deaf delivers a refreshingly honest look at motherhood and relationships. Bolstered by moving performances and an inventive soundscape attuned to Ángela’s perspective, this is a drama of tremendous compassion, about a woman fighting against invisibility. Winner Panorama Audience Award 2025 Berlin International Film Festival

‘A film that touches hearts and minds.’ MORNING STAR (UK)

SPAIN Wed 4 – Sun 8 Mar 7.30pm Director Eva Libertad

GERMANY / HUNGARY / FRANCE Mon 9 – Sun 15 Mar 7.30pm Director Ildikó Enyedi Cast Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Luna Wedler, Enzo Brumm,

On the grounds of a medieval German university town looms an imposing Ginkgo biloba, a tree whose longevity stands in marked contrast to three intimate, human-scaled stories. Unfolding in 1908, 1972 and 2020, this tender, enchanting and wholly engrossing drama, recounts three stories that are connected to and observed by the majestic tree over the course of a century. Formally audacious and texturally varied, Oscar-nominated director Ildikó Enyedi’s unclassifiable film is a singular meditation on how we connect to the natural world, and to each other. Winner FIPRECSI Prize 2025 Venice Film Festival

Cast Miriam Garlo, Álvaro Cervantes, Elena Irureta, Joaquín Notario

Léa Seydoux 147mins, CTC

99mins, CTC Spanish and Spanish Sign Language with English subtitles

German and English with English subtitles

The Mountain Bride – Vermiglio

The Rivals of Amziah King

‘Vermiglio is exquisite.’ THE OBSERVER (UK)

‘A nearly flawless combination of heart, talent, music and story.’ THE HOLLYWOOD OUTSIDER In this boisterous ballad of the deep south, Matthew McConaughey returns to the big screen as a banjo-playing professor of bees. When his former foster daughter suddenly reappears in his life, Amziah seizes the opportunity to reconnect and revive a family business. But the honey game is ruthless and Amziah’s rivals threaten to destroy everything he has built. A charismatic crime caper combining Coen brothers-style hijinks and charming musical interludes, this is a touching tale about what makes a place a home.

ITALY Mon 16 – Sun 22 Mar 7.30pm Director Maura Delpero Cast Tommaso Ragno, Giuseppe De Domenico, Roberta Rovelli, Martina Scrinzi 120mins, M Italian with English subtitles

USA Mon 23 – Sun 29 Mar 7.30pm Director Andrew Patterson Cast Matthew McConaughey, Kurt Russell, Angelina LookingGlass,

The lush and breathtaking beauty of the Italian Alps provides the physical and emotional backdrop for Maura Delpero’s visionary portrait of a family during the final days of WWII. When a deserting soldier hides out in the remote village, he disrupts the dynamics of the family of the local teacher, especially his eldest daughter with whom he develops a romance. Drawing from the director’s own family’s past and filmed with painterly grace, this visually breathtaking

Jake Horowitz 130mins, CTC

film has to be seen on the big screen. Winner Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize 2024 Venice Film Festival

WA Reflections WA Reflections films join the Lotterywest Films lineup. This short documentary film series pairs early to mid-career filmmakers with stories inspired by State Library collections. See a selection of short docos screening before feature films between December and March. Presented with State Library of Western Australia and Screenwest

Love, Rock En Masse Conservative 1970’s Perth was shaken when progressive rock band Bakery performed the first rock mass at St George’s Cathedral. Mon 29 Dec – Sun 5 Jan Screening before DJ Ahmet

I’ve Never Seen a Straight Banana Fifty years after unexpectedly becoming housemates with 82-year-old vaudeville legend Effie Fellows, Geoffoire prepares a performance to mirror hers. Mon 9 – Sun 15 Feb Screening before Pillion

Image: Grace Sanders

In The Frame We’re giving emerging WA critics and practitioners, or just film lovers, the opportunity to watch and reflect on films in the Lotterywest Films program – and have their reviews posted online. Critics also select their favourite film of the season, awarding the In the Frame Critics Jury Prize. In The Frame supports new voices and enriches Perth’s cinema culture by fostering inquiry, reflection and an appetite for film. Visit perthfestival.com.au for details and to read our critics’ reviews.

The Road Ahead A heartwarming story of the life and legacy of disability pioneer Dr Arnold Cook, his guide dog Dreena and the guide dog movement. Wed 4 – Sun 8 Mar Screening before Deaf

Image: Aaron Claringbold

Image: Luke Riley

Cine Wonders Join us for contemporary adventures and rediscover cinema classics at Cine Wonders, our dedicated film program for the young and young at heart. Luna on SX is the venue for school holiday fun in January with a selection especially curated for our youngest movie lovers. Then during the Festival in February we’re going old school with The Revival House at Como Theatre, where you can see a classic and get hands on with activities exploring the magic of 35mm film and the secrets of the bio box. Presented with Luna Palace Cinemas and The Revival House

Biomass

Step inside a living, breathing future through the magical worlds of virtual reality and immersive technologies. WA Museum Boola Bardip’s Jubilee Hall transforms into an immersive gallery showcasing some of the most boundary-pushing extended reality works from around the globe. Biomass features the one-of-a-kind installation and VR work, Gondwana , that takes you into the heart of one of the world’s oldest tropical rainforest, the Daintree in Far North Queensland. The full Biomass program will be announced online in December. Presented with the Western Australian Museum

INTERNATIONAL Visit website for dates

AUSTRALIA 3 Feb – 14 Jun Jubilee Hall Immersive Gallery WA Museum Boola Bardip Yandilup/Northbridge Visit perthfestival.com.au in December for all the details.

Luna on SX & Como Theatre Visit perthfestival.com.au in December for all the details.

Venue information UWA Somerville, Godroo/Crawley, The University of Western Australia Door sales from 5.30pm nightly. Venue entry is general admission. Seating is unreserved.

Ticket information Adult $24 Festival Club $20* Concession $20 Cheap Tuesdays $12 *Limit two discounted tickets per night Film voucher packs 6-Ticket pack $129 (save $15) 12-Ticket pack $231 (save $57) Film vouchers are available for any session in the entire Lotterywest Films program. Vouchers can be redeemed online or at the venue (subject to capacity). Visit perthfestival.com.au for full details. How to book Full booking details at perthfestival.com.au Online perthfestival.com.au Phone 08 6488 5555 In person Perth Festival Box Office Tuart House, 3 Crawley Ave, Crawley Open Mon – Fri 10am – 5pm (until Sun 1 Mar) Mon – Fri 12 – 4pm (Tue 3 – Fri 27 Mar) On the night UWA Somerville Mon – Sun 5.30pm Spend less time in line and more time picnicking by pre-purchasing your ticket.

Picnics and BYO drinks are very welcome. Licensed venue with food and drink available for purchase. Woodfired pizzas, fresh salads, cheese plates and hot meals available from Charlies Pizza. Check out their menu and order your pizza at charliespizza.com.au

Image: Marnie Richardson

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Audience award The best film of the season – as chosen by you! Cast your vote at UWA Somerville for the films that mean the most to you. The winning film will be awarded the Golden Deckchair as our audience favourite.

Wheelchair accessible

Fully subtitled or has minimal dialogue Partially subtitled or includes dialogue

Audio description

Open captioning

The screening of The Mastermind on Wed 3 Dec will be live audio described with open captioning. Select Cine Wonders screenings will be relaxed sessions Download our Access Guide at perthfestival.com.au and get the latest information on access services being offered.

Golden Deckchair 2026

Perth Festival Lotterywest Films Audience Award winner 2025: Tinā

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