Sydney Film Festival: Summer Season
State Theatre 49 Market St, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaFor the first-time ever, Sydney Film Festival joins Sydney Festival’s lineup for one weekend only at the State Theatre....
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Sydney Film Festival – Submissions
Entries are open for the 2021 Sydney Film Festival for features, documentaries and short films in all categories of the festival program, including: The $10,000 Documentary Australia Foundation (DAF) Award for Best Australian Documentary; the $7,000 Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films Live Action Award and Best Director (the Rouben Mamoulian Award); The $5,000 Yoram Gross Animation Award; Screenability, a non-competitive program for screen practitioners with disability; and the First Nations program.
Sydney Film Festival
The world’s best new films come to Sydney this August for 12 days and nights of inspiring and entertaining premieres, talks and parties. Be among the first in Australia to see the greatest, strangest and most exciting work that cinema has to offer. https://if.com.au/sydney-film-festival-unveils-first-crop-of-2021-titles/
Sydney Film Festival 2023
Over $150,000 will be awarded to filmmakers at Sydney Film Festival, which this year celebrates its 70th birthday. Audiences can experience 12 days of cinema from Australia and around the globe, with a program of 200+ feature films, documentaries and shorts. The first titles in this year’s 70th SFF program will be announced on Wednesday April 5, and audiences can expect the full Festival program to be revealed in May. The festival will be held across Greater Sydney with screenings...
Travelling Film Festival – Newcastle
Event Cinemas, Kotara Westfield Kotara, Park Ave, Kotara, NSW, AustraliaThe Travelling Film Festival will bring a celebration of cinema to Newcastle with a brand-new program direct from the Sydney Film Festival's 70th edition. Opening the festival is Newcastle-based director Claire Pasvolsky’s Three Chords and the Truth, a musical story set in Newcastle about Angie (Jackie Marshall) whose chequered career is uplifted through her friendship with teenage Ruby. The gala event includes a live performance from lead actor and singer/songwriter Marshall, a filmmaker Q&A with the director and a welcome...