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 Footscray Film Society screens once every two months at the Trocadero Art Space in Footscray Victoria.
For more information, go to their website http://www.trocaderoartspace.com.au/
“The Royal Exchange Theatre”, Newcastle, 4th Monday each month (Feb-Nov)
All NGKS screenings are held at The Royal Exchange Theatre 32-34 Bolton St Newcastle. Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30 pm film start. For membership/entry details & up-to date program please seehttp://royalexchangenewcastle.com.au/deutscher-filmklub-stammtisch/.
If no classifications are outlined films are restricted to persons of 18+ years. This may not relate to the film contents but is but due to legal requirements set by the Classification Board.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the monthly NGKS Movie nights.
With warm regards,
The NGKS Committee
From 1 July 2013, the membership subscription will be simplified to a single figure for all member societies, regardless of how many members you have. The existing fee is $50 for the first 40 members, plus 50 cents for each additional member. The new fee will be a flat $50 for 12 months from 1 July to 30 June.
Based in Willoughby, NSW.
Classic Films screened on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month before 7.45pm.
Complimentary coffee, tea and biscuits served after the screening.
We’re at 33 Laurel St., Willoughby in Sydney NSW, on the corner of Hollywood Cres.
Yearly Membership is $50 single, $75 double. Why not come along and experience it for yourselves? Your first screening is free and there is no obligation to join.
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.
You can find information about film screenings on the Wauchope Community Arts Council website or by contacting Peter on (20) 6586 1041.
This society is located in the Watagan Mountains on the East Coast of New South Wales, Australia. The mountains are between the Hunter River Catchment and the Tuggerah Lakes
Whangarei Film Society Inc. screens a varied programme of high quality films. These include international festival releases, award winning documentaries, dramas, avant-garde and historic films.
‘Film Club’ at Forum North is the spot where film lovers gather for a drink and to meet friends before Thursday screenings between March and November. All residents and visitors to Whangarei are welcome at screenings. Door sales only.
For film titles and screening dates contact mike @ whangarei filmsociety.org or go to their website
The University of the Third Age runs a film group for seniors who want to explore films
Screenings are every Wednesday at 1.45 pm in the Phoenix Room at the Southern Cross Club in Canberra.
The Group can be contacted through the University of the Third Age
A term fee of $10 applies.
