Our screenings are a celebration of the ill-conceived, ridiculous and fun. We show an assortment of movies from the trashy to the stylish. From b-grade action movies and weird horror to auteur madness and stylish Giallo.
We aim for a fun night of movies, discussion and the occasional dramatic re-enactment.
Memberships are available for three to twelve months.
For more details contact Dominic at goblin screenings @gmail.com (extra spaces have been added to avoid spam)
The King Valley Arts (KVA) Film Club aims to screen diverse, beautiful and thought-provoking films for the King Valley community.
The KVA Film Club will screen six (6) films a year, on the second Tuesday night, bi-monthly at the Cheshunt Hall (454 King Valley Road, Chestnut, VIC). Doors open 7pm for a screening start at 7.30pm.
You can visit their website for more information on the King Valley Arts Film Club website
The Old Gazette Film Society (OGFS) is a sub-committee of the Dorrigo Dramatic Club Inc and screens films once a month at the community owned and run Old Gazette Theatre, Hickory Street Dorrigo. The OGFS has been screening films since 2016, offering a diverse selection of films for our community’s entertainment. We offer refreshments prior to the screenings where film lovers can catch up over a coffee, tea, wine and nibblies. Membership is per calendar year, visit our web page for more information: https://dorrigofilmsociety.weebly.com/
The OGFS also organises an annual sustainability film festival in Dorrigo each year (Back to Eden Film Festival) over the Easter long weekend, to find out more check out our 2022 program: https://www.backtoedenfilmfestival.com/
The Bi-Tone Westcoast screens in various places once a month. They are located in WA
For more information you can contact their Secretary Greg Baker on 0429 05 1614
The White Rhino Film Club meets once a month at the New England Art Museum in Armidale
For more information contact Lynne Walker on garden walker @ bigpond.com
We screen once a week on Mayfield street Abbotsford
The Harrup Park Movie Club meets once a month at the Harrup Park Country Club at 89 Juliet Street South Mackay Queensland.
For more information contact Christina Stagg on 07 0484 629966
There is no avenue for getting screening permission for any films on Netflix with the exception of documentaries for educational screenings.
Other than these, a film screening to film society members is considered a public performance and is forbidden.
However, documentary films that are marked on the website as educational and as having a certain licensing can be screened by community groups (which Netflix considers film societies to be).
The conditions are;
You can find more information here Educational Screenings of Documentaries
We show films weekly on a outdoor screen.
Please phone the Federation for more information
We screen once a month in the town of Heyfield.
Please contact the Federation for more details.
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