The First Nations Film Festival (FNFF), a platform celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous cinema, will run a NAIDOC 2023 edition from July 2-31. Featuring six new feature films, a collection of short films, and a special live Q&A session, FNFF 2023 will showcase titles that touch upon issues like the stolen generation and other historical themes that elders had to contend with. The festival aims to honour First Nations artists and filmmakers who have used their talents to...

The inaugural Futures Conference will be held at Sydney’s International Convention and Exhibition Centre on July 10-11. The event...

This year's Revelation Perth International Film Festival will be held July 12-16 at Luna Cinemas Leederville. The 2023 festival...

The Scandinavian Film Festival returns to Palace, Palace Nova and Luna Palace Cinemas across July and August. Highlights of the line-up include writer/director Hlynur Pálmason’s historical drama Godland, the follow-up to his breakout hit A White, White Day. The story follows a Danish priest (Elliot Crosset Hove) who goes on a pilgrimage across a largely unexplored Iceland in the late 1800s. There is also Ole Giæver's Let the River Flow, a real-life inspired portrayal of the indigenous Sámi peoples’ struggle for...

Netflix and Screen Territory are inviting applications for their newly launched First Nations Production Ready Bootcamp, a three-day Darwin-based workshop that will support 10 First Nations participants by providing a comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of screen production, while also preparing them for trainee and attachment positions. Applicants from the Northern Territory and South Australia are encouraged to apply for the training program, which will focus on below-the-line crew roles, including production assistants, locations, hair and makeup, costumes,...