As our original screening of Project Hail Mary last Friday was declared a full house, we will be re-screening the film this coming Sunday (May 10) beginning at the earlier start time of 7 pm.
If you weren't able to make it last week, or if you want to head into space one more time, here's another chance to experience once of the year's most popular and acclaimed films on the big screen again. We hope you'll be able to join us to fist my bump!
As the re-screening crosses over between seasons, we will also be permitting entry at no cost for anyone whose membership would have been valid at the time of the original screening on May 1 (e.g. Autumn season members).
No matter what your cinematic preferences, our new season of films – running from May 6 to July 26 – will keep your heart and soul warm as the temperature drops over the next few months.
Whether you enjoy rousing biopics (Michael, I Swear), family fare (The Sheep Detectives, The Magic Faraway Tree), bona fide blockbusters (Disclosure Day, The Devil Wears Prada 2), local gems (Wolfram, The Deb) or features from further away (Exit 8, The Voice of Hind Rajab), we've got you covered with our Winter 2026 programme.
Check the full programme out in full now on our website, in a printable PDF, or as a downloadable iCal calendar available via the links below. Our new flyers are also available to collect at all screenings.
• View the programme online by CLICKING HERE
• Download a printable PDF by CLICKING HERE
• Import all screenings to your calendar by CLICKING HERE
It's time to play the music. It's time to light the lights. It's time to get excited for a whole new season of ANU Film Group nights!
Whether you're a man or a muppet, there's bound to be something to love in our new Autumn 2026 programme, which runs from February 19 to May 2.
The new season features 7 of this year's Best Picture nominated films – Sinners, One Battle After Another, Marty Supreme, Hamnet, Sentimental Value, The Secret Agent, Train Dreams – alongside our always carefully curated selection of blockbusters, international films, local gems, docos and classics.
Check the full programme out in full now on our website, in a printable PDF, or as a downloadable iCal calendar available via the links below. Our new flyers are also scheduled to arrive in time for this week's screenings.
Autumn season memberships are already on sale and will include entry into the final week of our current Summer season too. They can be purchased either in-person at any screening or online at www.anufg.org.au/join
• View the programme online by CLICKING HERE
• Download a printable PDF by CLICKING HERE
• Import all screenings to your calendar by CLICKING HERE
Summer is coming and the ANU Film Group is the best way to beat the heat and check out the latest and greatest films of the season with our new programme, which will run from October 22, 2025 through to February 14, 2026!
From dazzling blockbusters and award-winning international cinema to hilarious comedies, thought-provoking dramas, and choice classics back on the big screen, our meticulously curated Summer 2025/26 season features 60 films guaranteed to have something for every cinema lover.
So, without further ado, we invite you to get excited about the full Summer line-up now at the links below.
• View the programme online by CLICKING HERE
• Download a printable PDF by CLICKING HERE
• Import all screenings to your calendar by CLICKING HERE
Our new flyers are also now available for collection at screenings, so make sure to save the dates, spread the word, share this post, invite friends and do whatever it takes to make the most of your ANUFG membership – the best way to see movies in Canberra!
Not yet a member? Summer season memberships are already on sale for $30, and can be purchased both in-person at any screening or online at www.anufg.org.au/join
Our screening of 28 YEARS LATER last Saturday (July 26) was regretfully cancelled at the last minute due to an unexpected technical issue that, despite best efforts by our projectionist, could not be resolved by the film's start time.
Fortunately, we can now advise that the issue has been rectified and no further screenings will be affected. The screening of 28 YEARS LATER has also been re-scheduled for Wednesday 6 August at 7:30 pm.
We apologise to those affected by Saturday's screening cancellation, and hope that everyone who was hoping to see the film can make the new date.
We may be getting ahead of ourselves, but the weather has been so good lately that it's making us look ahead to Spring – and specifically our upcoming Spring 2025 season which will run from July 22 to October 18!
The ANU Film Group's new programme will take members on unforgettable cinematic journey through 51 meticulously curated films, with a little something for every taste and preference. Even Pedro Pascal fans will be spoilt for choice between seeing him in a modern rom-com (MATERIALISTS), a darkly comic COVID-era Western (EDDINGTON) or heading up Marvel's rebooted First Family (THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS). How's that for variety?!
Spring brings a diverse selection of narratives, genres and voices from around the globe, from blockbusters and compelling dramas like SUPERMAN and TINĀ to thought-provoking docos and independent gems such as SMOKE SAUNA SISTERHOOD and SORRY, BABY.
Plus, no programme would be complete without some beloved classics back on the big screen where they belong, with JAWS, REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE and THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (100 years!) getting the anniversary treatment this time around.
Check out our full line-up of 51 films now at the links below.
• View the programme online by CLICKING HERE
• Download a printable PDF by CLICKING HERE
• Import all screenings to your calendar by CLICKING HERE
Our new flyers will also be available for collection at screenings from this week onwards, so make sure to save the dates, share this post with your friends and do whatever it takes to make the most of your ANUFG membership – the best way to see movies in Canberra!
Not yet a member? Spring season memberships are on sale now for $30, and will include entry into all screenings left on our current Winter season. Memberships can both be purchased in-person at any screening or online at www.anufg.org.au/join
Just in time for the long weekend, here's a post-Easter treat that's sweeter than any chocolate: our brand new ANU Film Group programme for Winter 2025!
Whether you're a CORRESPONDENT, ACCOUNTANT, BALLERINA or SURFER, our new season of films has got it all, from blockbusters to Oscar winners to Australian films and more. Not to mention all of the latest and greatest hits straight from cinemas, including A MINECRAFT MOVIE, SINNERS and THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO.
Plus, we're bringing some beloved films back to the big screen to commemorate their milestone anniversaries in 2025, including DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, RASHÔMON and HEAT in a special tribute to the late Val Kilmer.
Check out our full line-up of all films between May 7 and July 19 now at the links below.
• View the programme online by CLICKING HERE
• Download a printable PDF by CLICKING HERE
• Import all screenings to your calendar by CLICKING HERE
Winter season memberships are already on sale for $30, and will include entry into all screenings left on our current Autumn season. Memberships can both be purchased in-person at any screening or online at www.anufg.org.au/join
We regret to inform you that the upcoming Indian Film Festival that was to run from March 27–31 has been cancelled, due to the last-minute withdrawal of support from the Indian High Commission. Fortunately, we will be able to independently proceed with two films as currently scheduled: the Canberra premiere of Australian-Indian musical HINDI-VINDI on March 27 and acclaimed international drama ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT on March 28.
On Saturday 29 March, we will be screening THE FRENCH CONNECTION in tribute to the late, great Gene Hackman, who passed away recently under tragic circumstances. Widely regarded as one of the best crime films ever made, the 1971 classic also took home five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Hackman, delvering one of his most iconic roles in a legendary career spanning decades. More about the tribute can be found by clicking here.
There will be no additional films scheduled on March 30 or 31.
Finally, as previously advised, our screening of A DIFFERENT MAN has moved from March 19 to Tuesday 25 March.
As such, the revised programme for the week of March 25–29 will now be as follows:
• TUE 25 MAR @ 7:30 PM: A DIFFERENT MAN
• THU 27 MAR @ 7:30 PM: HINDI-VINDI
• FRI 28 MAR @ 7:30 PM: ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT
• SAT 29 MAR @ 7:30 PM: GENE HACKMAN TRIBUTE – THE FRENCH CONNECTION
We apologise for any and all inconvenience caused by these programme changes.
We have been notified by the ANU that there will be construction taking place in the street outside of the Kambri Cultural Centre on a number of nights this week and next which will unfortunately overlap with some of our screenings from March 7-14.
As the construction work will be undertaken on the far side of the building to where the cinema is located, the hope is that noise will be kept to a minimum. That said, there is no way to know the full impact until work begins tonight – so please be advised that some disruption may occur.
We thank you in advance for your patience and understanding as we do our best to minimise the effect of the construction on our screenings.
Due to an unexpected issue with venue availability, we regret to inform you that the date for our upcoming screening of A DIFFERENT MAN has been changed from Wednesday 19 March to Tuesday 25 March at 7:30 pm.
A DIFFERENT MAN follows an aspiring actor (Sebastian Stan) who undergoes a radical medical procedure to reverse a genetic facial disfigurement and begin life anew, but his dream quickly becomes a nightmare when he loses out on the role he was born to play. The darkly comic film received an Oscar nomination for Best Makeup and Hairstyling in 2025.
We apologise for any and all inconvenience caused by this late change, and hope that you will be able to make it on the new date.