Surf Coast Film Society
Films are held bimonthly on the first Thursday of the month,
at the Anglesea Fire Station community room, Great Ocean Rd. Anglesea
at 7.30 . Parking available in McDougal st.
Join the film society for free entry to our films
Annual membership fees $10 to join Surf Coast Arts plus $1 to join the film society.
Membership payments at the door
Have your say on films you'd like to see, by filling out our Film society survey
at the Anglesea Fire Station community room, Great Ocean Rd. Anglesea
at 7.30 . Parking available in McDougal st.
Join the film society for free entry to our films
Annual membership fees $10 to join Surf Coast Arts plus $1 to join the film society.
Membership payments at the door
Have your say on films you'd like to see, by filling out our Film society survey
Three Summers
Thursday 7th February
7.30 Anglesea Fire Station
From internationally renowned writer director Ben Elton comes THREE SUMMERS, an ensemble comedy that embraces the diversity of modern Australia. At a summer music festival, the feisty lead singer of an Irish folk band (Rebecca Breeds) meets a folk-music-hating Theremin player (Robert Sheehan) and sparks literally fly. Characters surrounding this awkward romance include a fiercely Aussie Morris Dancer (Michael Caton), an Indigenous dance troupe, a group of wine-loving empty nesters, a power tripping security guard, a wannabe girl rock band and some musical asylum seekers. In fact, all manner of stories collide under the meddling eye of community radio super star, Queenie (Magda Szubanski), who welcomes the campers back three summers in a row for a folking good time. Review from Screen Australia
Trailer
Thursday 7th February
7.30 Anglesea Fire Station
From internationally renowned writer director Ben Elton comes THREE SUMMERS, an ensemble comedy that embraces the diversity of modern Australia. At a summer music festival, the feisty lead singer of an Irish folk band (Rebecca Breeds) meets a folk-music-hating Theremin player (Robert Sheehan) and sparks literally fly. Characters surrounding this awkward romance include a fiercely Aussie Morris Dancer (Michael Caton), an Indigenous dance troupe, a group of wine-loving empty nesters, a power tripping security guard, a wannabe girl rock band and some musical asylum seekers. In fact, all manner of stories collide under the meddling eye of community radio super star, Queenie (Magda Szubanski), who welcomes the campers back three summers in a row for a folking good time. Review from Screen Australia
Trailer
Dates for 2018
Films we have screened:
Film society members can borrow most of these titles from our library
La Pazza Gioia
Shower
Ali's Wedding
Maudie
Kind Hearts and Coronets
In the Corner of this World
Monsieur mayonnaise
Night Parrot Stories
Rosalie Blum
Sunshine on Leith
Captain Fantastic
The Secret of Kells
Sweet Bean
Mushrooms
Mustang
Good Bye Lenin
Micmacs
Eight days a week - The Beatles
The Belier Family
The Triplets of Belleville
Putuparri and the Rainmakers
The Lady
Bliss
The Angels Share
Inside Llewlyn Davis
Film society members can borrow most of these titles from our library
La Pazza Gioia
Shower
Ali's Wedding
Maudie
Kind Hearts and Coronets
In the Corner of this World
Monsieur mayonnaise
Night Parrot Stories
Rosalie Blum
Sunshine on Leith
Captain Fantastic
The Secret of Kells
Sweet Bean
Mushrooms
Mustang
Good Bye Lenin
Micmacs
Eight days a week - The Beatles
The Belier Family
The Triplets of Belleville
Putuparri and the Rainmakers
The Lady
Bliss
The Angels Share
Inside Llewlyn Davis