Australia’s international smartphone film festival, the SmartFone Flick Fest (SF3) returns for its 7th big year – with entries now open:      * the SF3 Gala Awards – short films up to 20 mins in length;       * SF3 Kids and SF3 Teens – short films made by filmmakers 16 years and younger       * SF3 Feature Film Award – feature films 40 mins and longer;      * SF360 – Virtual Reality (VR) and 3D/360 degree films up to 20 mins in length;       * SF3 Mini: ‘RISE’ – shorts with a maximum three minute time limit SF3 Mini is a reimagining of the popular and timely ‘ISO’ Award last year – where filmmakers were challenged by their home lockdown circumstances. Now with an annual theme (this year ‘Rise’) SF3 has partnered with the United Nations Association of Australia (UNAA) and filmmakers are inspired by the word RISE and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs of the UN.  Another exciting innovation is the SF3 First Nations Award – sponsored …