
Australia’s 2026 Alliance Française French Film Festival Unveils Full Program: 38 Films, 40 Venues
38 French films screening nationwide from March 3 to April 26 across 18 cities and 40 venues…

38 French films screening nationwide from March 3 to April 26 across 18 cities and 40 venues…

Plus, a number of special guests will be attending Q&A sessions in Sydney…

201 films from 70 countries, including 17 world premieres, six international premieres and 137 Australian premieres…

This year’s festival will be featuring 44 films from 26 countries…

The film hits Netflix on December 20th…

The cast includes Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man, Alison Brie as Evil-Lyn, and Camila Mendes as Teela…

The next film from the director of The Great Beauty and the creator of acclaimed series The Young Pope…

From the co-director and co-writer of Coco…

Natasha Lyonne, Danielle Brooks, and Maria Bakalova voice the new crew dragging them into another heist…

Competition Closed – The festival arrives from 7th March to 23rd April…

COMPETITION CLOSED – Thought-provoking features, awe-inspiring documentaries, and historical reflections across Australia from 24 Oct – 7th Dec …
An eclectic line-up of cinema from around the world…
The powerful documentary, which looks at the real price of our devices, is screening at the upcoming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival.
A fascinating character study that adheres to a dramatic narrative while flirting with other genre conventions.
No amount of leniency can save the movie from what it is: a droll and lacklustre affair.