Moonlight Cinema returns to n Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide this summer, offering a mix of box office...

The 2024 Antenna Documentary Film Festival will be held in Sydney towards the end of February, showcasing a selection of creative, thought-provoking documentaries from around the globe over 11 days. The Australian premiere of Maria Fredriksson's The Gullspång Miracle will open the festival. The film follows two pious sisters who buy an apartment after having witnessed a divine sign – only to realise that the seller looks identical to their other sister, who committed suicide some thirty years before. What...

Queer Screen’s 31st Mardi Gras Film Festival will run from February 15 to 29 in Sydney, before an on demand encore March 1 to 11 March nationwide. The festival promises 100 LGBTIQ+ films from across the globe screening, to screen at Event Cinemas George Street, Dendy Cinemas Newtown, Ritz Cinemas Randwick. The full festival program will be revealed January 10.  Confirmed already are the Sydney premieres of Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, All the Colours of...

Europa! Europa returns to Sydney and Melbourne in 2024 for three weeks of prestige European cinema, along with live music and special events. This year's program will be revealed at a screening of Matteo Garrone's Io Capitano on Thursday, January 18 at Lido Cinemas Hawthorn and Ritz Cinemas Randwick. Italy's submission for the Best International Feature Film Academy Award follows the odyssey of two teenagers, who decide to leave their home in Senegal and journey across the ocean to Europe...

The South Australian Game Exhibition (SAGE) returns to Adelaide Studios this year as the flagship event on the Adelaide Fringe Interactive program. Presented by the South Australian Film Corporation, SAGE is a super showcase of South Australia’s video game development sector, with a huge range of locally made games on display to see and play. SAGE allows video game fans, players, enthusiasts and everyone in between to experience exciting new South Australian made games first-hand and meet the people behind...

Over two nights The Capitol will be the spookiest place in Melbourne, as it hosts Screams on Screen, a curated program to feature live music, art, feature films, rarely seen experimental shorts, and artist and director talks. The program includes a 10-year anniversary screening of Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook, a selection of art/horror auteur David Lynch’s rarely screened earliest experimental shorts (1967-68) as well as new shorts from some of Australia’s finest emerging and established artists, a 4K restoration of...