Open daily 10am
Fed Square, Melbourne
Fed Square, Melbourne10am–5pm daily
Journey into the magical world of Aardman Animations
29 Jun – 29 Oct 10.00am Full $24 Family of 4 $65 Conc $20 Child $15 Member $19
Celebrating the achievements of Australian and New Zealand women working in video games
25 Jul – 5 Nov 10am–5pm Free
The incredible story of the moving image in an interactive and immersive experience
Daily 10am–5pm Free
Looking for fun and free family-friendly activities? We've got you covered
First Sunday of every month 11am–4pm Free
Bridge the imagination-reality gap in a new AR exhibition
18 Oct – 7 Nov 12–5pm FREE
Bold ideas and discussions about the moving image and its connections to our world, politics, society, culture and art
Every Tue until Nov 28 6.30pm
Create your own claymation classic in this hands-on workshop
15 Oct 11am–4pm Family Full $350 Family Member $300 Recommended for families with children 6+
Discover the secrets of comedy writing from a master of the craft
Two day masterclass: Sat 11 Nov – Sun 12 Nov 2017 9am – 5pm Full $418 Concession $374 ACMI Members $374
Preview the first two eps and join a Q&A; with stars Celia Pacquola and Luke McGregor in a Q&A; discussion
16 Oct 75 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Members $12
Film scholars Cristina Álvarez López and Adrian Martin delve into Huppert’s approach to screen craft
20 Nov 2017 70 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Member $12
Come grab a choc-top before the movie
Looking for the best pop culture and film gifts?
Fed Square, Melbourne Open daily until late
Robert Pattinson stars in the Safdie Brothers' tribute to 70s crime thrillers
Opens 12 Oct Sneaks from 6 Oct 100 mins
Raoul Peck's essential Academy Award-nominated documentary
From 14 Sep; advance preview screening 11 Sep 93 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Members $12 Groups $12
Join us for a film season of classic and contemporary cinema
8–13 Oct $5
Explore this boundary pushing work that blurs the lines between gallery and screen
14 Oct 2017 7.00pm Full $20 Concession $16 Member $16
An intimate portrait of architectural prodigy Bjarke Ingles
Opens 21 Oct 93 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Member $12
Sexual desire, social realism and the uncanny converge in this provocative genre splice
Opens 27 Oct 100 mins
An uncompromising and unsettling portrait of a marriage unravelling
4 & 7 Nov 124 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Members $12
A new restoration of the 1960s classic is a dazzling dive into an unseen Tokyo
29 Oct – 19 Nov 2017 105 mins Full $18 Concession $14 Members $12
Every Wednesday 7pm Admission by Melbourne Cinémathèque membership: $25 - $290
Session times for Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, Chicken Run and more
12–19 Oct Full $20 Concession $16 ACMI Members $15
An annual celebration of Iranian cinema, one of the world’s most exhilarating national cinemas
26 - 30 Oct Full $19.50 Concession $17 ACMI Member $16
An annual celebration of one of the world’s most diverse film cultures
9–19 November
Family friendly films from home and the globe, including kids' classics, animated masterpieces and insightful documentaries
When Morph steps out in the world, Peter Lord is there to shape his experience
8 mins
Film critic Joanna Di Mattia charts the evolution of Robert Pattinson's performances
We look at how representations of same-sex romance have evolved, as well as some of our favourite on screen couples
Nayuka Gorrie shares her response to I Am Not Your Negro
Queer writer and filmmaker Kelly Dingeldei looks at queer moments that made the small screen
Take yourself on a treasure hunt in Wallace & Gromit and Friends
6 mins
What makes Studio Ghibli films so special?
A recap with an architect of the Golden Age of TV
Noticed how good TV opening sequences have become recently?
7 mins
We take another look at LGBTQI+ characters that should exist and the issues with those that do
Experience travelling the world in the 1960s
Author Leena van Deventer gives us her top tips for surviving and thriving
Australian narrative television is now more bingeable than ever, with a range of highly addictive shows generating loyal viewers and critical acclaim
Weaving the art of film criticism into cinematic gold
