Events

Fritz Lang's 1927 epic Metropolis created the cinema of futurism and could be the most influential film ever.

An emotionally rich story of a man whose life is forever changed when he is reunited with his grandson.

Learn the basics of stop motion animation and contribute to an ongoing collaborative story.

To win the girl of his dreams, 12-year-old Ted must find her a Truffula tree.

WALL-E – the last robot left on Earth – follows EVE, a probe on a scanning mission, across the galaxy.

Silent film classic with a new digital restoration and a specially composed score

This exhibition at the NFSA celebrates an icon in Australian photography.

A new and very different generation of LGBTQ+ youth have formed an artistic activist subculture – the Kiki scene.

Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn star in one of the greatest screwball comedies ever made.

Eyes to the north, ears to the ground: music and footage from Timor and the Tiwi Islands.

A dysfunctional family struggles in post-War Korea in this acclaimed film by Yu Hyun-mok.

John Baxter presents a talk on Federico Fellini followed by a documentary about the feud between Fellini and Visconti.

Join us for this special Mother’s Day event, which includes a glass of bubbles and goodie bag on arrival.

Girls to The Front is a quarterly series showcasing content produced by Australian female creative talent.