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
Marrickville West’s Film Club shows a movie each Term in the school hall. The aim is to provide a fun social evening and provide some alternate movie viewing for both children and adults alike.
The movie begins at 6:30pm and popcorn and drinks are for sale through the canteen. Kids can come along in their pyjamas. Bring a cushion and blanket to get cozy.
The Marrickville Movie Club is a new addition to Marrickville Council’s Seniors Activities. The Marrickville Movie Club meets at the Marickville Library on the first Tuesday of the month from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
You can dicover the films they are showing here
The group will view and discuss a range of films. It is free of charge, but bookings are essential.
To book call 9335 2173.
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
Kuranda is a town on the Atherton Tableland in Far North Queensland, Australia, it is 25 kilometres from Cairns The Kuranda Film Societies is one of Queenslands finest societies
You can contact their president at presicergo @ aapt .net.au
Kinema is a film society and independent screening project within the AV UNION shop-front at 365 Parramatta Rd, Leichhardt. Kinema Film Society screens an eclectic range of films for its members, favouring those rarely seen, while a separate program of contemporary cinema screens interesting new work from around the globe.
Membership.
Current membership rates for film society screenings are; $10 / 1 month, $20 / 3 months, $35 / 6 months, $50 / 12 months.
Memberships available at the door. Cash only.
Contact: Send all enquiries to kinema @ kinema. org.au
The Katoomba Film Club screens films twice a month.
For further information about the club, contact the federation
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.
Membership is limited but we strive to keep annual subscriptions to no more than $100
Contacts are:
Jeannine Baker 04213455568
Ian Fenwick 0400322901
Check out our website Illawara Film Society
All Films Screened at 7pm on Sundays at Gala Cinema, Cowper Street, Warrawong.
The Inner West Film Forum is dedicated to the screening of films and documentaries that it believes are important and too infrequently seen. The Fortum also provides a community forum for discussion of issues of social, political and cultural concern.
The Forum screens once a month at the Petersham Bowling Club, Sydney.
For more details visit our Facebook page The Inner West Film Forum
Or contact Alex o 0449 184 801
Australian Film Societies Federation 