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10/04/2026

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26/12/2025

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Spanning shark mayhem, Nicolas Cage and porridge-making, here are film critic Luke Buckmaster’s 10 favourite Australian movies of the year

19/12/2025

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😍The Flickerfest 2026 Full Programme is live! See the world's best short cinema this January 23rd to February 1st at the Bondi Pavilion!

Passionately curated over many months from a staggering 3750+ entries, the 185 shorts chosen are the most innovative and wildly entertaining short films the world has to offer.

Remember, we're about "The Cream Of Short Film" at Flickerfest, the Australia’s largest short film competition dedicated to showcasing the very best short films from Australia and around the world. This year we will screen:
🇦🇺 60 Australian films across the Best of Australian Competition,
🌏 36 International films across the Best of International Competition
📽️ 15 Documentaries across The Best of Documentary Competition.
❤ 7 films across our Rainbow Shorts LGBTQI competition
🎬 A further 74 Films across Comedy, Lovebites, FlickerKids, FlickerUp, a 35th Birthday retrospective and more.........
🌟 That's a total of 42 World, 48 Australian and 19 NSW premieres just in competition!! 🌴

Now in its 35th year, Flickerfest is Australia’s leading Academy® Qualifying and BAFTA recognised short film festival.

Tickets are now on sale https://flickerfest.com.au/

With thanks to Screen Australia , Waverley Council , Screen NSW, Specsavers Australia

09/11/2025

Don't miss this one chance to see India's official 2026 98th Academy award Best International Feature entry.

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06/11/2025

OPENING NIGHT TONIGHT! The Travelling Film Festival is HERE! This is your chance to see the best films of the year on the big screen.

Opening film: DJ AHMET, the joyous Sundance award winner about a young sheep farmer in North Macedonia discovering love and music in an unlikely place.

Cairns Central Cinemas - NOV 7-9

🏃🏽‍♀️💨 Book now: https://www.sff.org.au/tff/program/cairns/

04/11/2025

SONGS INSIDE 🎵 Witness the healing power of song and musicianship as a group of women prisoners pursue a unique music program in this inspiring documentary. Documentary Australia Award Winner, SFF 2025.

Beyond just learning how to sing and play the ukulele, these 10 women are writing their own songs –in preparation for a prison community performance with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.

Screening - Cairns Central Cinema - Sun 9 November, 10am - as part of the Travelling Film Festival - Tickets - sff.org.au/tff/event/cairns/songs-inside/

04/11/2025

"Are you not afraid of dying?" ☠️ In 1973, 12 men gathered in Ecuador for a seemingly impossible mission: to cross the South Pacific on handmade rafts.

Award-winning director Chadden Hunter (Planet Earth, Frozen Planet) will present his latest film THE RAFTSMEN at the Travelling Film Festival - Cairns.

Shot in 16mm and beautifully remastered in 4K, witness this largely inexperienced crew get pushed to their limits.

Dr Chadden Hunter will be presenting a Q & A after his film The Raftsmen and he'll also be hosting a FREE masterclass in Cairns following the screening, giving insight into his incredible multi-Emmy and BAFTA award-winning career, including his collaborations with the great David Attenborough.

Screening SAT NOV 8 - 12pm - sff.org.au/tff/program/cairns/
Masterclass - SAT NOV 8 2:30pm - sff.org.au/tff/event/cairns/screen-masterclass-with-chadden-hunter/

19/07/2025

You can buy tickets now from endcredits.org.au or at our table in the cinema on Sunday from 3:30pm for a premiere Q&A screening of thoughtful Australian documentary, TWILIGHT TIME.



TWILIGHT TIME is a gripping profile of one of the world’s greatest scholars of military strategy and defence, the Australian professor Desmond Ball – the man who unflinchingly examined Cold War nuclear strategy and advocated for the sovereign defence of Australia.

Employing a wealth of archival footage, veteran documentarian John Hughes (Senses of Cinema, MIFF 2022) captures the heated atmosphere of late-20th-century geopolitics through a distinctly Australian lens, bearing witness to events such as US ambassador Ed Clarke’s ‘peppercorn’ speech at North West Cape, Gough Whitlam’s infamous dismissal from office and the civil unrest that rocked the nation during the Vietnam War. Twilight Time is a rich – and tremendously timely – look at Australia’s complicated involvement in global strategy, defence policy and mass surveillance.
You'll have something to think about and much to discuss once you've seen it.

Tickets are available now from endcredits.org.au

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