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The Reel Mccoy Film Group

The Reel McCoy has been screening films in Canberra since 1990. The Reel McCoy Film Group screens twice a month on the second Sunday and the last Sunday of the month. Screenings start at 1pm. Screenings are held at the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) on the Cnr London Circuit and City Square, Canberra City. The Reel McCoy shows a mixture of Hollywood Classics, Arthouse and Foreign Films. Every film is introduced by a member of the Reel McCoy in order to help the audience understand and appreciate the film a little more and every…

ANU Film Group

The ANU Film Group Inc. is Australia’s largest film society and has been screening films in Canberra since 1966. We screen over 150 films a year, from the latest Hollywood hits, to foreign, independent and classic films you won’t find on the big screen elsewhere. Best of all – membership is open to everyone! The Group has a storied history, starting from small beginnings in 1965 to our current status at the largest film society in the country. Please visit our Website: The ANU Film Group For inquiries

The Big House Film Society

The Big House Film Society specialises in screening Film Noir and other vintage thrillers. The venue for every screening is the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG), London Circuit, Canberra City. We meet monthly on Sunday afternoons starting at 1pm. If you want to become a member, its only $15 for 3 months, $25 for 6 months and $50 for the year. For more information contact Alan Smithee on 0402 296 234.

Canberra Irish Club Film Society

The Canberra Irish Club Film Society (CICFS) is established to show Irish films (about Ireland, filmed in Ireland, featuring Irish people) once per month on a Wednesday evening at the Club. Membership of the Society is open to members of Canberra Irish Club and can be purchased at any screening (12 months, 6 months and 3 months available). CICFS membership cards will be issued. Visit the Canberra Irish Club Film Society website

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