Taree Film Society Inc
Phone 02 6552 3476 email: tareefilmsociety@yahoo.com.au Website: Taree Film Society
The Bigger Picture
The Bigger Picture shows classic movies once a month at Newport Bowling Club on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The Bigger Picture is the initiative of three local residents.Micheal Peschardt, former Sydney correspondent for the BBC, Mike Bullen, BAFTA-winning creator of the acclaime UK TV Series Cold Feet and Peter Skillman CEO of Sydney based Cinemalive Films will be put in context before they are screened with a brief and entertaining talk. For more information visit their website: The Bigger Picture website
Two Eight Two Eight Film Society
The Two Eight Two Eight Film Society is located in Gulargambone, a village in the central west plains of New South Wales, Australia, on the banks of the Castlereagh River, in Coonamble Shire. The Society shows a film every two months at the Tourist Information Centre For further information contact Collen Ower on (0499) 184092
WEA Wollongong Film Society
The Wollongong WEA Film Society is a small group who share and study film in a relaxed friendly atmosphere. Screening Wednesdays 7:30pm @ WEA Illawarra 50 Auburn St. Wollongong Screening 8 nights per WEA terms. The Woolongong WEA Film Society may be reached through Kerrie at Ph# 02 4226 1622.
Hazelhurst Film Club of the Sutherland Shire Council
Starved for quality films in the Hazelhurst Shire? Missed that great movie Margaret and David raved about on the Movie Show? Now you can see great films every week at Hazelhurst. Every Thursday at 11am and Sunday at 2pm join us for an exciting program of film that has been specially curated for Hazelhurst by Georgia Wallace-Crabbe and Gregory Miller. Members will enjoy a variety of films including Art House classics and award winning films from Cannes and Sundance. All screenings are free once you join the Hazelhurst Film Club – only $20…
Illawarra Film Society
The aim of the IFS is not just about seeing films but also about the pleasure of seeing independent and arthouse films on the big screen and in the company of others. Our members have the opportunity and the pleasure of catching art house films right here in Wollongong. We hope that the Illawarra Film Society (IFS) will become a focal point for the social and cultural life here. We show a range of film genres to suit everyone’s cinematic taste – from independent, foreign, arthouse to home-grown films, as well as a selection of classics.
Kandos Rylstone Film Society
The Kandos Rylstone Film Society screen on the second Sunday of the month at thje Rylstone Memorial Shire Hall. Their aim is to promote movie experiences available in the Kandos/Rylstone District. For more information go to the Kandos Rylstone Film Society Facebook Page
Lithgow Valley Film Society
CREENING EVERY SUNDAY at 2.00pm. CONTACT DETAILS FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP: The Secretary on: lawsonco@tpg.com.au MEMBERSHIP COST: Annual Registration fee of $10 per family at the one address. Subscription quarterly or half yearly: $48 and $96. PROGRAM: Alternating between classic and New Release movies. Last Sunday of each month is an ARTsunday Program screening documentary movies
Greek Film Society Sydney
This Society is dedicated to showing greek films, Our current venue is at the Cyprus Community Club of NSW (58 Stanmore Rd, Stanmore). Monthly screenings on a Thursday at 7 pm . Meals ($12) are available from 6pm at the Cyprus Community Club restaurant. Free parking available Please Go to their Website for more information Greek Film Society Sydney
Moruya Community Film Group
The Moruya Community Film Group screens at The Performing Arts Centre, St Marys Primary School, Queen St, Moruya. We run, on average, at least one screening per month on Saturday nights, and often have additional special members events. New members are always welcome. Membership can be for 6 or 12 month period commencing from the month of payment. Membership is $35 for 6 months or $60 for 12 months. For further information you can contact the president Katy Goddard on 0427 773 137