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Join us for opening night featuring three short films by the Karrabing Film Collective
21 Nov 2018 6.00pm Full $19 Concession $15 Members $15
26 Aug 2017 4.00pm Full $22 Concession $19
How has the media crafted Indigenous identity on screen?
This Reconciliation week, we ask how Aboriginal people can take back control of their stories and identity
Tue 29 May 2018 6.30pm Full $22 Concession $18 Member $15
For Reconciliation week, we ask how Aboriginal people can take back control of their stories and identity
90 mins
On Australia Day, can a patriotic father change his views towards an Aboriginal family after an altercation between their daughters?
Discover the dream time stories of the ancient Aboriginal people of north west Australia in this groundbreaking VR experience
27 – 28 Apr 2019 10.00am FREE
The Central Australian Aboriginal Women’s Choir go on a historic journey to take back the hymns that were given to their ancestors
Aboriginal boxer Al Dawson is torn by the demands of fight promoters and Aboriginal protestors
10 May 2018 84 mins Full $22.50 Concession $17.50
A young Aboriginal man draws on his upbringing in the 60s to overcome racism later in life
19 Jul 2018 7.00pm $25
A two-part investigation of four activists involved in the establishing the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra in 1972
17 May 115 mins Admission by Melbourne Cinémathèque membership: $25-$290
When a remote Aboriginal community finds a hotshot public servant at their doorstep, there’s only one way to say welcome
An Aboriginal man reflects upon the role of identity
7 mins
Witness the vulnerability, strength and resilience of those at the forefront of intersectional feminism and the moving image
21–23 Nov 2018 Full $19 Concession $15 Member $15
Ivan Sen's raw and textured portrait of ten-year-old Daniel, a wannabe gangster living in Toomelah
Celebrate Reconciliation Week with this on-demand program of historic documentaries, as part of Federation Square's WE|HERE|NOW
4 mins
Grant Leigh Saunders is an Aboriginal filmmaker, teacher and song-writer. As a fair skinned, middle-aged, Aboriginal man, with a Norwegian wife and two young "Koori-Wegian" kids, Grant is still struggling with his identity
A hopeful story about the strength and resilience of women
