Our July screening of ‘The Song Keepers’ will be part of local NAIDOC week celebrations. ‘The Song Keepers’ is the inspiring story of an Aboriginal women’s choir and their first tour of Germany.
‘The Song Keepers’ screens on Thursday 5th July, 2018 at 7.30pm in the Theatre Royal, Camperdown.
All has been revealed – check out the Corangamite Film Society program for July – December 2018! This is going to be an amazing season of films, featuring a special screening for NAIDOC week as well as a Film Festival in August (incorporating the St Kilda Film Festival). If you’re not a member yet – what are you waiting for?
Click HERE to download our latest program.
Our June film ‘Mustang’ will be screened in the Theatre Royal, Camperdown. This will make it easier for our viewers to read the subtitles. We look forward to seeing you there!
Our June screening is ‘Mustang’, a Turkish film about the challenges faced by five orphaned girls growing up in a remote village. This critically-acclaimed film is being shown at the Theatre Royal, Camperdown on Thursday 7th June at 7.30pm. We’d love to see you there!
Stay tuned for news about our next program of films and for details about our upcoming film festival!
Thanks to everyone who came along to our April screening – ‘The Eagle Huntress’ attracted one of our biggest crowds yet!
Our May screening is the 2017 thriller ‘Jungle’, a biographical survival drama directed by Greg McLean (of ‘Wolf Creek’ fame). Come along on 3rd May, 7.30pm at the Killara Centre to see Daniel Radcliffe in a distinctly non-Harry Potter-esque role.
The April film screening is ‘The Eagle Huntress’, which tells the story of a young girl (Aisholpan) who is training to become the first female eagle hunter in 12 generations of her family. Billed as a documentary, Otto Bell has since faced questioning about whether any of the scenes were ‘staged’ for the purpose of the film. True or not, this is a beautifully shot film set in the stunning mountains of Mongolia.
You can watch the trailer here and you can see the full film at the Killara Centre, Camperdown on Thursday 5th April at 7.30pm.
Our March screening is on Thursday 1st March at 7.30pm. This crime/drama tells the story of the police inspector who hunts for poet/politician Pablo Neruda after he goes into hiding in 1948. This film has subtitles, which will be displayed at the top of the screen. Come along early to snag a front row seat!
The 2018 Corangamite Film Society season starts tomorrow night, with ‘Stranger than Fiction’ screening at the Killara Centre, Camperdown at 7.30pm, Thursday 1st February. We look forward to welcoming back familiar faces and hope to make some new friends too! Please make sure you arrive in time to complete your registration before the film starts.
Here at the Corangamite Film Society, we find that the best way to express ourselves is through film. So to say THANKYOU to our members for a fabulous year, we’re offering a free screening in December – come along and see ‘Tanna’ on Thurs 7th December, 7.30pm in the Killara Centre, Camperdown. We ask that you bring a plate of supper to share – we want to be able to thank Christine (The Minister for Suppers) and give her the night off too! Hope to see you there…
The November screening for Corangamite Film Society is “The Hunt for the Wilderpeople”, a film from 2016 that tells the story of a boy and his foster father who became lost in the New Zealand wilderness. Come for the film – and stay for the supper!
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