Gundaroo Films

Gundaroo Films The Gundaroo Film Society presents movies for the community in the local Hall in a friendly atmosphere. Subscriptions for the year will be taken on the night.

The Gundaroo Film Society may well be Australia's oldest film society having started in 1905. Films were shown in the Gundaroo Hall, which in the early 1900's was the "Elite Skating Rink", and post war renamed the Gundaroo Soldier's Memorial Hall. The society has had plenty of stops and starts over the years but is active today. After a recent break in 2012 and 2013 the society is backup with new

digital equipment, a new screen and new enthusiasm. The society is non-profit and charges a nominal fee of $50 for the remaining 8 screenings for the 2014 calendar year. The first screening this year is the full length movie "Chololat" released in December 2000 starring Juliette Binoche, Judy Dench and Johnny Depp amoung others. The opening night is on March 29th at 6:30pm with a free movie, and guests are invited to a pre-movie meal and desert (chocolate mouse of course), for $30/head.

Looking forward to tonight's film. It won the Palme d’Or at Cannes and an Oscar for best original screenplay.
20/06/2026

Looking forward to tonight's film. It won the Palme d’Or at Cannes and an Oscar for best original screenplay.

Next Saturday we will screen a double feature representing our tribute to two great actors, Robert Redford and Diane Kea...
10/05/2026

Next Saturday we will screen a double feature representing our tribute to two great actors, Robert Redford and Diane Keaton, following their passing last year. Looking forward to seeing you there.

Two entirely different films: "Transfer of Power" was great to watch a group of bush mechanics cooperate as a team, with...
20/04/2026

Two entirely different films: "Transfer of Power" was great to watch a group of bush mechanics cooperate as a team, with a little youngster contributing charming details to the narrative.

The second film: 'The teacher who promised the sea' was a beautiful but tragic film depicting the best and worst of humanity. Everyone present seemed to be deeply affected by this story.

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52 Cork Street
Gundaroo, NSW
2620

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