Experience a powerful documentary and a vibrant series of Pasifika films at Powerhouse Parramatta from November 27 to December 6, celebrating Indigenous and Pacific Islander stories.
Saturday 28 November 2026
5:00pm - 6:45pm
Medich Foundation Cinema, Level 3, 34 Phillip St, Parramatta NSW 2150
Free - $15
Dive into the rich cultural tapestry of the Pasifika Film Fest featuring 'Sukundimi Walks Before Me,' a compelling documentary that follows an Indigenous community's fight to protect their future on the Sepik River. This festival offers a unique opportunity to explore Pacific Islander and Indigenous narratives through film, music, and storytelling.
Enjoy a diverse lineup of films and events that highlight the voices and experiences of Pacific peoples, including horror, queer stories, and life on the islands. The festival is perfect for families and anyone interested in cultural heritage and contemporary Indigenous issues.
The event is hosted at the accessible Powerhouse Parramatta, located on Dharug Land, providing a welcoming environment for all visitors.
- Documentary feature: 'Sukundimi Walks Before Me' (94 minutes)
- Languages: Tok Pisin and English
- Date and time: Saturday, 2026-11-28, from 17:00 to 18:45
- Venue: Medich Foundation Cinema, Level 3, 34 Phillip St, Parramatta NSW 2150
- Admission: Free for children 16 and under, $15 standard ticket
The festival runs from November 27 to December 6, 2026, with multiple screenings and events showcasing Pasifika culture and stories.
Powerhouse Parramatta is situated on Dharug Land at 34 Phillip Street, Parramatta. The venue is well-equipped for accessibility, ensuring a comfortable visit for all attendees.
Getting to the venue is convenient via public transport and parking options nearby. The cinema is located on Level 3 within the Powerhouse, making it easy to find and access.
Visitors are encouraged to plan their visit ahead using the Powerhouse Parramatta website for the latest information on accessibility and transport.
The festival acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land and respects their Elders past, present, and future. Attendees are invited to engage respectfully with the cultural content presented.
Tickets for 'Sukundimi Walks Before Me' can be booked in advance to secure a seat, especially as the event is popular and seats are limited.
The documentary includes themes relevant to Indigenous rights and environmental preservation, providing an educational and thought-provoking experience suitable for older children and adults.
Tickets are available for $15 standard admission, with free entry for children aged 16 and under. Booking in advance is recommended to avoid disappointment.
Visit the Powerhouse Parramatta website or contact the venue directly for ticket purchases and further festival details.
The festival offers a range of films and events, some of which may have separate pricing or free admission, so check the schedule carefully.
