Upcoming Events

Objectifs Short Film Festival presents:
Focus | Image & Memory: Early Works of Hirokazu Kore-eda

Sunday 25 Oct, 2pm

Filmhouse, Green Room

Focus presents the early short films of a key international filmmaker. The showcase will consist of rarely seen short films, with a post-screening Q&A with the filmmaker. 
 
Objectifs is proud to be able to feature two of film auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda’s earlier documentaries, Lessons from a Calf and Where Has All The Pollution Gone? for the inaugural edition of the Objectifs Short Film Festival. 
 
Known for his seminal works like Maborosi, Nobody Knows and Shoplifters, Kore-eda’s inception as a director came about through television documentaries that he directed and conceptualised in 1987 for NONFIX, a late-night documentary series that was broadcasted on Fuji Television. The opportunity and experimentation afforded through work for NONFIX, which included Lessons from a Calf and Where Has All The Pollution Gone? led to Kore-eda’s perennial fascination with an image’s potential to communicate intention, as well as elicit emotion. As observed through his later fictional films, Kore-eda’s hallmark ability to harness an ironically steely eye in order to garner empathy for issues pertaining to social realism has evident roots in his earlier television work.
 
Witness the beginnings of Hirokazu Kore-eda’s journey as a filmmaker in this rare chance to watch his early films, as well as trace his directing methodology from the initial craft of documentary, all with the filmmaker himself in attendance. 
 

Quiz Night

Wednesday 28 Oct, 7.30pm

Filmhouse, Foyer

Scary times create quizzing times! Join us for our monthly quiz night. Special delights to those who dress up!

PRIZES:1st prize$20 Gift Card eachBottle o’ Alcohol

2nd prize$10 Gift Card each

3rd prizefilmhouse badges

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The Glory Hoes present The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Friday 30 October, 7.45pm & 8.45pm

Filmhouse, Redrum & Green Room

After a year’s hiatus, the antici…..pation is overrrr!  Pull on your fishnets, tighten that corset and slick that red lipstick on! The Glory Hoes are back with our annual Halloween tradition — The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Welcome to the movie experience that doesn’t just welcome you and your flying freakflag, we’re here to celebrate it! Together!

Come for the experience, raise a toast to Tim Curry, and stay to party at The Hoe Down!

Past Events

Quiz Night

Wednesday 30 Sep, 7.30pm

Filmhouse, Foyer

Get your drinks, get your friends, it’s quizzin time. The Filmhouse Quiz Night returns this September with our hosts Nic and Sal. Test your film knowledge with other cinephiles at our foyer.

PRIZES:
$20 FILMHOUSE GIFTCARD for each member
BOTTLE OF SAKE
BRAGGING RIGHTS

Need a hint?
Do you remember, whatever we screened in September?

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HA-CHAN SHAKE YOUR BOOTY WITH SALSA Y BEBIDAS

Thursday 24 Sep, 7.15pm (Film), 9.30pm (Dance Social)

Filmhouse, Redrum & Foyer

Looking for your next outing with your dance friends? Filmhouse and Salsa y Comida invite you and your dance community to catch our new exclusive – award winning latin ballroom film HA-CHAN, SHAKE YOUR BOOTY (M18), which follows a Tokyo ballroom dance enthusiast as she dreams and dances her way through spells of bliss and sorrow!

Get off the seats and on your feet as our cinema turns into your dance floor for the night! Call up your dance buddies (or maybe that handsome instructor) and shake your booty to Salsa, Cha Cha Cha, Bachata and Latin Beats spun by DJ May May! 

Mysterious Skin Listening Party

Friday 11 Sep, 8.30pm

Filmhouse Foyer

Come by and soak in the lush music of MYSTERIOUS SKIN. We’re featuring the film’s evocative soundtrack, a deep cut collaboration between Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins) and Harold Budd, as well as tracks from shoegazers, Slowdive and Sigur Ros.

Plus every one who comes receives a free complimentary MYSTERIOUS SKIN OST CD Keychain, which links out via NFC to the music, so you can take it home with you.

A moving tale of friendship and a cornerstone of queer media, MYSTERIOUS SKIN continues playing at Filmhouse for the month of September.