Territorian Documentary Earns Global Nomination, Honours Akio at Deckchair Cinema

DARWIN, Australia - EntSun -- Darwin, NT — Plotting the Northern Stars, the evocative documentary from Promised Land Films Pty Ltd, continues its journey of impact and recognition. Released in 2024 with a world premiere, the film has since been screened at several venues during Harmony Week in March 2025, both in Darwin and interstate, and most recently at Darwin City Library in early October 2025.
Now nominated for the Global Film Festival Award GFFA Los Angeles 2025, the film will be screened at Deckchair Cinema on 31 October, in tribute to the Japanese percussionist Akio Hoshi, whose legacy anchors the project's emotional core. A live music performance will precede the screening, celebrating the spirit of collaboration that defines the film.

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Created by Angelo Raza and his team as a talent escalator, Plotting the Northern Stars uplifts emerging filmmakers and artists while serving as an educational tool on the genesis of Show—a movement of creative resilience and cultural storytelling.
From 31 October, the documentary will also be available for online viewing, expanding access to audiences across Australia and globally.
For media inquiries, educational use, or online access details, please visit the website: https://promisedland-films.com/shop