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

The Other Film Festival on the Big Screen

  • Free
  • Film

Enjoy a free screening of Deaf and Disabled local short films on the Big Screen at Fed Square.

The Other Film Festival is a ground-breaking disability-led program that places Deaf and Disabled people at the centre of the Australian screen industry. Founded in 2004, The Other Film Festival is Australia’s first international disability film festival and a pioneer in offering a global standard of universal access for audiences.

The Other Film Festival is supported by The City of Melbourne, as the major festival partner.

Screening Program

Black Time White Time (2023)
12 minutes | English
Director: Edoardo Crismani

Some Kind of Blue (2025)
16 minutes | English and Cantonese
Director: Rae Choi

Dark Matter (2024)
10 minutes | English
Director: Leo Berkeley

The Mark (2025)
6 minutes | English
Director: Inez Playford

With Love, Lottie (2024)
12 minutes | Australia | English
Director: Lily Drummond

So Beautiful (2025)
9 minutes | Auslan and English
Director: Sofya Gollan

Hours

Date Times
Thu 3 Dec
  • 5.30pm - 7pm 5:30pm - 7:00pm

Location

Main Square
Fed Square
Swanston St & Flinders St
Melbourne 3000

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Price and bookings

This is a free event

Booking not required

Contact details

  • telephone number: 03 9699 8299
  • email address: info@artsaccess.com.au
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  • Accessible toilets
  • Audio description
  • Captioned event
  • Service animals

All accessibility information is self-reported by the listing owner. It has not been verified by the City of Melbourne.

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