Screen Producers Australia’s (SPA) annual conference. For over 30 years, the conference has championed the talent, passion and achievements of the Australian screen industry, providing a vital forum for discussion and debate on the issues and challenges that affect all screen businesses. The 2021 event is a hybrid given travel and capacity restrictions.
From star-studded features, gripping historical dramas, and stories of iconic Jewish trailblazers and innovators, the Jewish International Film Festival (February 17 – March 24) returns for another year of Jewish cinema from around the world. Featuring 51 films from 19 countries, the festival builds on over 30 years of bringing the best of Jewish cinema to Australia, presenting 29 features, 19 documentaries, and episodes from three TV series to audiences in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and Canberra. MELBOURNE February...
Queer Screen’s 28th Mardi Gras Film Festival will be both an online and in-cinema experience, featuring 94 features, documentaries, shorts and episodic films. This includes three world premieres, 60 Australian premieres and 15 Sydney premieres showcasing LGBTIQ+ storytelling from 30 different countries. Films will be available nationally on-demand while social distanced screenings will be held at Sydney's Event Cinemas (George Street), Ritz Cinemas (Randwick) and the Hayden Orpheum (Cremorne), Event Cinemas (Hurstville) and the Moonlight Cinema (Centennial Park), before touring...
Provocation and Disruption: Radical Japanese Filmmaking from the 1960s to the 2000s, a FREE Classics program. From revolutionary Japanese New Wave cinema to surrealist psychedelic expressions and experimental horror, the program features boundary-shattering masterpieces from avant-garde Japanese auteurs. 20 February 2021 – 3 March 2021
Entries are now open for the second AACTA Pitch: Regional Landscapes in partnership with Screenworks, a national pitching and...
