Tell us what you think!

How can we improve?  What are we doing well?  Which film should we screen in December?

We want YOUR feedback about how Corangamite Film Society can provide you with amazing film experiences, so we’re asking all our valued members and friends to complete a short, one-page survey.  This is your opportunity to tell us what you think – and also your chance to vote on which film will be our bonus December screening.

Click on the link below to complete the survey online, or you can pick up a paper version of the survey at tonight’s screening of ‘Charlie’s Country’ (7.30pm, Killara Centre, Camperdown).

Start the survey now!

St Kilda Film Festival 2017

The best of Australia’s Top 100 Short Films

Saturday 22nd July, 2017
7.30pm
Theatre Royal, Camperdown

The 34th St Kilda Film Festival is taking it to the road, bringing you some of the most innovative and inspiring short films from the nation’s leading filmmaking talent.  The evening will include two programs with a short interval in between.  Tickets available at the door – $15 ($12 concession).  For program details visit stkildafilmfestival.com.au, or download the program here.

If you can’t make it to the screening in Camperdown, click here for details of other locations and dates included in the tour.

 

Please note – as the films are unclassified, children under the age of 15 will not be admitted unless accompanied by a parent/guardian.

 

Stephen Hawking, Sherlock Holmes and Julian Assange

What do these three identities have in common?  Why, they’ve all been played by the esteemed Benedict Cumberbatch!

Benedict Cumberbatch is an award winning actor with pretty much the best name in the business, and in ‘The Imitation Game’ he uses his talents to portray Alan Turing, the English code-breaker and creator of ‘Enigma’.  Turing and his team set out to crack the German codes during WWII, but the secrets held within the organisation are nearly as hard to decipher as those being intercepted from the Nazis.

Come along to the Killara Centre on Thursday 1st June at 7.30pm to try and crack the code…

Alan Turing statue in Manchester, UK