Tag: Film

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A still from the film, Loving Vincent, showing a painted portrait of Vincent Van Gogh in the style of Van Gogh and painted predominantly with blue.
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Library Cinema at narrm ngarrgu

Each month, watch a movie on the big screen, including contemporary, classic and documentary films.

A wide shot of a crowd sitting on picnic blankets and bean bags at an outdoor cinema on a grassy lawn during golden hour, with the Melbourne city skyline in the background.
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Moonlight Cinema

Spend summer nights with new releases, cult classics and family favourites under the stars.

Capitol Cinema with red and orange lighting, seated audience in front of large screen with signage.
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Christmas Cinema

See festive films in the stunning Capitol Theatre.

People gathered at Fed Square watching a movie on the large outdoor screen, some in deckchairs, with a blue sky and tall city buildings in the background.
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Christmas Outdoor Cinema

In the lead-up to Christmas Day, enjoy free Christmas and festive films at Fed Square.

An Edwardian-era man stands against a split background in front of a First World War battlefield on the left to a peaceful river valley on the right, with a faint musical score overlay and a gold medal at the bottom.

Remembering 'Sep' Kelly

An afternoon of music, remembrance and a remarkable Australian story.

An outdoor open-air cinema featuring queen- and king-sized beds set up under the stars.
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Mov'in Bed Cinema

In bed under the stars, Melbourne, get ready for the comfiest movie night you've never had.

Still from Love Actually, Hugh Grant and Martine McCutcheon waving awkwardly while snow falls.

Love Actually In Concert

The ultimate romantic comedy, with a live symphony orchestra.

Whoopi Goldberg dressed as a nun from the film Sister Act, a row of nuns behind her.

Capitol Theatre Orchestra and Sister Act

Sit back and enjoy an afternoon of lively music and a classic movie.

A still from a Korean horror film showing two police officers in shock.
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Spotlight on South Korean Horror

From The Wailing to Bong Joon Ho’s The Host, see how South Korean horror still terrifies.

The Big Screen at Federation Square with an orange ad showing.

The Other Film Festival on the Big Screen

Celebrate International Day of People with Disability at The Other Film Festival and Alter State.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River
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Brazilian Film Festival

Celebrate and discover the best of Brazilian cinema.

A still from the film Picnic at Hanging Rock, depicting four teenage girls wearing white Edwardian-style dresses huddling close together outdoors against a backdrop of dark, volcanic rocks.

Picnic at Hanging Rock

Celebrate Valentine's Day with a screening of Peter Weir's classic mystery, Picnic at Hanging Rock.

A still image from a Korean film showing a woman holding on to a man on a motorcycle.
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Focus on the Taiwan New Wave

See celebrated Taiwanese early films and late-career masterpieces.

On a film set with a crew member shooting stop motion figures.
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Lifelike

Lifelike is a major new exhibition celebrating the magic of movie puppetry in all its forms.

Sofia Coppola and fashion designer Marc Jacobs, who are the subject of Sofia Coppola's documentary film Marc by Sofia.
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Matinees at ACMI Cinemas

Celebrate cinema at a sensible hour with ACMI's thoughtfully curated line-up of films.

Julianne Moor, seated in a buttoned-up pale blue cardigan in a still from a film.
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Best of 2026

Celebrate the best on the big screen as we look back at the films that defined the year.

A young boy in a red woolen jumper looking scared with his hands to his cheeks, two bad men looking through the window behind him.
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Home Alone in Concert

Experience the beloved comedy classic with John Williams' charming score performed live by the MSO.

Person dressed in safety gear spraying a chemical outside a screened facility.
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Film Screening: Chauka, Please Tell us the Time

Experience this powerful documentary during its limited week-long screening at Buxton Contemporary.

Japanese actors Takako Matsu and Hokuto Matsumura standing side by side outdoors against a green leafy backdrop, in a still from the romantic drama film 1st Kiss.
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Japanese Film Festival

Celebrate three decades of Japanese cinema on Australian screens at the Japanese Film Festival.

A woman looks up at falling snow in the 1995 Japanese film Love Letter.

Asian Cinema Collective: Love Letter

Join the Asian Cinema Collective for a screening of the Japanese classic film Love Letter.