New Voices in Australian Cinema – Film Program
Celebrate Melbourne’s unique stories through a season of local films at ACMI Cinemas.
Details
Ongoing activity
Federation Square, Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Varies by screening
Celebrate Melbourne’s unique stories through a season of local films at ACMI Cinemas.
Ongoing activity
Federation Square, Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Varies by screening
Experience a captivating film program that shines a spotlight on Melbourne’s diverse communities and vibrant culture. This season features documentaries and dramas that explore the city’s suburbs, trainlines, and migrant experiences, bringing Melbourne’s character to life on screen.
Perfect for parents looking to introduce their school-aged children to Australian cinema and storytelling, the program offers a rich cultural experience that highlights local voices and perspectives.
Enjoy a special ACMI Crew Night launching the program on Thursday 19 February 2026, presented in partnership with the Melbourne International Film Festival.
The film program is ongoing with no fixed end date, allowing visitors to explore the screenings at their own pace. Screenings take place in the ACMI Cinemas located on Level 2 of the ACMI building at Federation Square.
Opening hours for the museum are daily from 10:00 to 17:00, with cinema session times varying. The ACMI Cafe + Bar and Shop offer refreshments and merchandise to enhance your visit.
Advance booking is recommended for school groups, making this a fantastic educational outing for families.
The program is hosted at ACMI Cinemas, Level 2, ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne/Naarm, Australia.
Federation Square is easily accessible by public transport, including trains and trams, with facilities accommodating families and visitors with accessibility needs.
Nearby amenities include the ACMI Cafe + Bar and the ACMI Shop, both open daily to complement your cinema experience.
ACMI acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways of greater Melbourne, the Kulin Nation, and recognises that it is located on the lands of the Wurundjeri people.
Visitors should be aware that some content may include images, voices, or names of deceased persons in photographs, film, audio recordings, or text, reflecting First Nations histories.
Check ACMI’s website or contact the venue for the latest screening times and any program updates.
Admission prices vary depending on the film and session. Check ACMI Cinemas for specific screening times and ticket costs.
School groups require advance booking to secure their visit.
General museum entry is open daily with no additional charge for exploring exhibitions, but cinema screenings may require separate tickets.
For more information or to book, visit the ACMI website or contact the venue directly.