Film Archive
2005
Focus Seasons
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Surrender to this mega-movie season, coinciding with the opening of Academy Award-winner Peter Jackson's much-anticipated King Kong.
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Fall under the spell of Deneuve in this retrospective of fabulously eclectic films from the greatest goddess of the screen.
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Retrospective of the work of maverick director Jim Jarmusch, celebrating the films that have made him a figurehead of American independent cinema.
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A cinema season exploring writers and the writing process.
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All your action-packed favourites kapow onto the screen at ACMI cinemas - from Superman and Wonder Woman to Batman and Barbarella.
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ACMI presents Australia's first major retrospective of the lush films of Hong Kong's pre-eminent arthouse director.
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A season of horror, melodrama and noir films characterised by heroines forced to navigate a path of desire, repression and self-preservation.
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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the cult classic, Raging Bull, ACMI is proud to present a season of Robert De Niro classics, rarities and gems.
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weekly & monthly programs
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Worship at the temple of cult cinema every Friday - featuring the enigmatic, the anti-establishment, the quirky and outrageous!
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Discover (or rediscover!) our nation's classic films every Saturday afternoon at ACMI, from political thrillers to riotous sex comedies.
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From Tigger to Tin Man, our new expanded kids program is the place for movie magic on a budget.
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This popular series of movies for grown-ups is full of quality new releases from around the world. Get in early for tickets to a year of fine films.
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For this monthly program, ACMI casts its vote for the films we think represent the best in current filmmaking from around the globe.
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Digital Cinema celebrates how digital technology has changed films and filmmaking, and showcases the superb high-end projector at ACMI Cinemas.
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A series of bi-monthly screenings hosted by ACMI that focus on the work of acclaimed documentary filmmakers.
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From cinema classics to experimental and underground achievements, Cinémathèque is Australia's only weekly forum for serious engagement with film.
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Popcorn Taxi is a regular film and video screening that showcases great films and lets you get the inside story from the filmmakers who made them.
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A selection of film and video from Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula.
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special programs
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Sample the finest animation, motion graphics and video productions from graduates of RMIT Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia) program.
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Don't miss this chance to see the work of new graduates from the VCA School of Film and Television.
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Featuring films from around the globe, the 2005 festival celebrates the diversity of Jewish Culture.
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Marathon screenings of the final nominees for the AFI Award for Best Film: Little Fish, Look Both Ways, Oyster Farmer and The Proposition.
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ACMI is proud to collaborate with a range of peak bodies and industry innovators on Australia's premiere screen culture event.
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Returning to ACMI for another year, Resfest is a global festival dedicated to profiling digital film, music, art, design and technology.
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Australian Premiere of the new film by Portuguese master Manoel de Oliveira.
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Presented as part of Melbourne on Screen to coincide with the opening of Stanley Kubrick: Inside the Mind of a Visionary Filmmaker.
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From some the earliest abstract cinema through to egdy contemporary experiments with digital, lose yourself in this program of abstract films.
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See cinema from behind the scenes with a leading international filmmaker.
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The days of the Drive-In may be all but over, but the nights of Ride-In Movies are about to begin!
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A program of innovative screen events presented alongside Experimenta Vanishing Point, an exhibition at the Arts Centre during September.
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Three films explore how technology, the media, the law and the State can encroach on personal freedoms.
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In honour of the 70th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Australia Tibet Council presents the Tibetan Film Festival 2005.
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AFTRS showcase of graduate productions from 2004
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Join us for the launch at ACMI Cinemas of the documentaries produced by the participants of the First Hand Project.
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ACMI hosts Australia's biggest ever animation event, with over 200 animated films from more than 30 countries.
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An inspiring and fun-filled festival of the best in Australian and international films for children.
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Head to ACMI for this the 54th festival to taste a sensational selection of almost 400 films from over 50 countries.
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The Society of Polish Culture presents Poles Apart, a documentary about New Zealand's first Polish refugees, and the action film Operation Simoom.
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Now in its fourth year, join international guest filmmakers at this popular annual festival celebrating contemporary German cinema.
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Bringing free laughs to fans of funny films, The Comedy Channel Short Film Festival spotlights the work of filmmakers from Australia and overseas.
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Golden Shadows presents the best Hong Kong movies in 35mm. Classic programs showcase Hong Kong's amazing genre-based film industry.
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Comedians from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival select their favourite funny film.
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Features the documentary The Occidental Tourist (2004), exploring the cultures and beauty of Vietnam and Cambodia and their recent tumultuous past.
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