Film

Let it go at Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace

The exhibition explores the intersections of perception, reality and technological mediation.

History becomes opera in Wael Shawky’s globally acclaimed work ‘Drama 1882’.

For all skill levels, learn the best foundation for acting

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is a cinematic celebration of the mountain and adventure sport world

Get a head start in the competitive world of screen acting.

Sydney Conservatorium of Music’s Music Ethnography Forum presents ‘Two Poets and a River’ and its creator

The complete filmography of Stanley Kubrick, screening April 2 - May 21

Get ready for a wonderfully campy and comedic story of love and betrayal in the NEW Director's Cut of this cult classic.

Daniel Peddle's 2005 documentary with an introduction and tutorial about accessing film

Start your little one’s cinematic journey with fortnightly screenings at the Art Gallery of NSW.

Join Academy Award–winning filmmaker Chloé Zhao for her first appearance in Australia.

Inspired by tabletop roleplaying games, and informed by First Nations cultural ideology, an immersive, free adventure.

‘Moonage Daydream’ shows at The Orpheum this May as we celebrate David Bowie’s life ten years since his passing

Enjoy a showcase of First Nations cinema, featuring compelling stories of kinship, resilience and cultural legacy.

Master the Art of Theatre Directing with Kate Gaul.

Acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play. Starring Bryan Cranston, directed by Ivo van Hove.

Celebrate the life and legacy of Eddie Koiki Mabo

Vivid Sydney’s Wednesday night gatherings for the creative industries and curious at the State Library of NSW.

Some films can’t be described – they have to be experienced. Sydney Film Festival, June 3 - 14. You’ll see.

“The Citizen Kane of Bad Movies” – Entertainment Weekly

Six films. Three Australian premieres. One unmissable weekend of cinema.

The multi-Academy Award-winning filmmaker reflects on his creative process and the practical realities of crafting bold, independent films

If only life were as easy as pie…