List of film festivals in Oceania

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This is a list of film festivals in Oceania.

Australia

Australian Capital Territory

Name Est. City Type Notes
Afghan Film Festival in Australia2019CanberraNational
Canberra International Film Festival1996CanberraInternationalFirst known as the Australian International Film Festival, it is held annually in October.

New South Wales

Name Est. City Type Notes
Bondi Short Film Festival2000Bondi BeachShort filmAn annual one-day competitive festival open to amateur filmmakers
Byron Bay Film Festival2006Byron BaySpecial interestAn annual nine-day independent festival
Dungog Film Festival2007DungogNationalShowcases Australian films in a non-competitive environment that celebrates and promotes Australian screen culture
Flickerfest1983Bondi BeachSpecial interestShort-film festival
Popcorn Taxi1999SydneySpecial interestA yearlong film screenings event with a focus on discussing the filmmaking process
Sydney Film Festival1954SydneyInternationalHeld annually for two weeks in June
Tropfest1993Darlinghurst, SydneySpecial interestAnnual short film festival

Queensland

Name Est. City Type Notes Website
Australia Independent Film Festival2017Brisbane, QueenslandShort Films, Animations, Documentaries, Songs, Experimental FilmsAnnual live screening event for Australian and International Independent cinema./www.ausindefest.com/
Brisbane International Film Festival1992BrisbaneInternationalFocuses on films from the Pacific Rim.https://web.archive.org/web/20121019170841/http://www.biff.com.au/
Gold Coast Film Festival2001Gold Coast, QueenslandFeature Films, Documentaries, Short FilmsAnnual event for Australian and International films./www.gcfilmfestival.com/

South Australia

Name Est. City Type Notes Website
Adelaide Film Festival2002AdelaideInternationalA biennial, non-competitive film festival held on alternating years to the Adelaide Festival of Arts over two weeks in late February.https://web.archive.org/web/20110930180922/http://www.adelaidefilmfestival.org/

Victoria

Name Est. City Type Notes
Melbourne International Film Festival1951MelbourneInternationalHeld annually in July or August. It is the oldest and largest film festival in Australia.
Melbourne Queer Film Festival1991MelbourneSpecial interestHeld annually, it is one of the oldest and largest LGBT film fests.
Melbourne Underground Film Festival2000MelbourneSpecial interestAnnual alternative festival programmes adult-theme, genre, sexual and artistic-concept films.
Popcorn Taxi1999MelbourneSpecial interestA yearlong film screenings event with a focus on discussing the filmmaking process.
Alliance Française French Film Festival1989MelbourneInternational, Independent
St Kilda Film Festival1983MelbourneInternational, Independent
Indian Film Festival of Melbourne2010MelbourneInternationalShowcases the best of Indian cinema, from blockbusters to arthouse. Held annually in August.

Western Australia

Name Est. City Type Notes
Perth International Arts Festival1953PerthInternationalLotterywest Films
Revelation Perth International Film Festival1998PerthInternational, IndependentIndependent films, underground films, documentary, hybrid works

Nationwide

Name Est. City Type Notes
Japanese Film Festival1997State capitals, nationwideJapanese contentIn its 15th year as of 2011. Conducted annually during the final quarter of the year. Selected films are screened at state capitals before culminating in the major program held in Sydney and Melbourne.

French Polynesia

  • FIFO (Festival International du Film Documentaire Océanien) in Tahiti

New Zealand

Name Est. City Type Notes
48HOURS2004AucklandSpecial interestAnnual competition in which a short film must be produced in 48 hours.
Big Mountain Short Film Festival2006OhakuneSpecial interestAnnual short film festival. No longer running, discontinued from 2010.
New Zealand International Film Festivals1970Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, ChristchurchInternationalAnnual festival with a travelling programme in 10 additional cities.
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