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Environmental Films Australia is an arts charity based in Naarm (Melbourne) that promotes action through cinema, community and connection

Events & Curation | 100% volunteer-run

Previously Environmental Film Festival Australia

14/10/2026

Official trailer for the 2026 Environmental Film Festival
25th Oct - 8th Nov
Coming to you around Melbourne, tickets and program available via our page💚

We've got such a range this year; shorts and features, docos and animation, and films from all over the world! Grab your tix now to avoid missing out!

10/10/2026

Melbourne’s premiere showcase of environmental cinema is back for 2026, screening more than 20 films from around the world, with 17 premieres and 4 special events.

Program out now at environmentalfilms.org.au/eff26

With cost of living pressure increasing, the far right on the rise, and our rights to peaceful protest being eroded, climate change and our connection with the planet are seemingly being left at the wayside. So, on the 20th anniversary of Al Gore’s urgent warning in An Inconvenient Truth, this year’s theme is getting serious, with a simple yet stirring call out: ‘Who Cares?’

The program responds with a Salena Godden-inspired punch: pessimism is for lightweights. Expect rousing stories of communities taking daring stands against unbeatable odds, eye-opening reflections on the power of care and kindness, intimate accounts of responsibility, grief, conservation and custodianship, and heart-tugging animations to remind us of our interconnection with flora, fauna and the more-than-human world.

12/09/2026

⭐ EFF26 IS COMING ⭐

Environmental Film Festival is back next month for our 16th year!

Join us in Naarm/Melbs across 25 Oct - 8 Nov, as we showcase the best international environmental cinema and connect with local community action 🌱

Hit up our link in bio and sign up to our newsletter to be the first to hear when the programme drops.

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Environmental Film Festival '26
25 October - 8 November
Melbourne/Naarm
environmentalfilms.org.au

Burrinja is having their 4th Climate Change Biennale and we’ve chosen some films for their film screenings 🎞️Saturday 5t...
02/09/2026

Burrinja is having their 4th Climate Change Biennale and we’ve chosen some films for their film screenings 🎞️

Saturday 5th Sept, 4 - 5:10pm, at the Burrinja Cultural Centre Theatre in Upwey

We’ve compiled three Australian shorts into Screening 1:

Forest Country (2025) shows how the fight to end native forest logging in Victoria is far from over through spotlighting the Federal Court case Warburton Environment vs DEECA 🌳

Corals’ Last Stand (2025) follows a team of prominent aussies as they travel to Scott Reef to bring attention to the devastating impacts of Woodside’s drilling on the unique reef 🐠

Sea Country (2025) focuses on marine biologist and proud Kulkalaig woman Tishiko King and her journey in trying to save her island home Masig 💚💙🖤🤍

Tickets and more info available here: https://www.burrinja.org.au/whats-on/bccb4-films

Care for a sneak peek into the garden?For film club this Sunday August 30th we are transporting to this beautiful garden...
28/08/2026

Care for a sneak peek into the garden?

For film club this Sunday August 30th we are transporting to this beautiful garden in Italy with La Macchina Fissa 🌳

Escape the Melbourne grey with us at Ch*****ne Video Bar in Fitzroy North
1 - 3pm, Sunday Aug 30th
Tickets are just $12 via our event page or link in bio

Feeling the winter blues? So are we 🥶La Macchina Fissa (2023) is a cosy, meditative documentary that follows Clark Lawre...
20/08/2026

Feeling the winter blues? So are we 🥶

La Macchina Fissa (2023) is a cosy, meditative documentary that follows Clark Lawrence’s garden through winter into the rebirth of spring 🌻

Join us as we celebrate the quiet stillness of the cold, and peak into the newness of a springtime garden.

$12 tickets for our 1 - 3pm screening at Ch*****ne Video Bar on August 30 in Fitzroy North and stay around after for friendly chats with EFA’s Enviro Film Club.

We are a laid-back film club open to all: the film-lovers who love nature, the nature-lovers who love film, the new and the old - everyone is welcome!

Grab your $12 ticket here:
https://events.humanitix.com/enviro-film-club-la-macchina-fissa

TOMORROW 4-6PM AT CH*****NE VIDEO BAR!Come join us to see Itu Ninu - an Indigenous Mexican dystopian sci-fi romance film...
25/07/2026

TOMORROW 4-6PM AT CH*****NE VIDEO BAR!

Come join us to see Itu Ninu - an Indigenous Mexican dystopian sci-fi romance film about two climate migrants stuck in a Smart City

Everyone is welcome to our Enviro Film Club - come chill and be cosy at Ch*****ne Video Bar (Fitzroy North) and stay for casual friendly chats after!

$12 tickets here: https://events.humanitix.com/enviro-film-club-itu-ninu

26/05/2026

Get a little sneak peak behind the scenes of this Friday's world premiere screening of 'Signatures of Earth' with the film's director Robert Nugent 🌕💚

This experiential journey to the shadow of the moon, with stubs of stories, glimpses of experiences, and explorations of the Anthropocene, will leave you in wonder. Plus hear more from Robert Nugent and after the screening, with an exclusive Q&A.

We'll see you at Composite (Brunswick Mechanics Institute) this Friday.

And, Rob, you were correct! Tickets are indeed linked in our profile - click our linktr.ee and grab them for just $10!

23/05/2026

Tomorrow we are kicking off our brand-new Enviro Film Club series with a very cool lineup of Australian documentary shorts. These are urgent stories of activism and advocacy happening right in our own backyard.

We are absolutely thrilled to announce the final film for tomorrow’s lineup: Corals' Last Stand. 🪸

Perched on the edge of the continental shelf, 300km from the Australian mainland lies Scott Reef. Follow the voyage of a team of prominent Australians including author Tim Winton and musician John Butler as they travel to the reef to bring worldwide attention to the impact that drilling will have on a very special and important place.

🎬 Screening as part of Enviro Film Club, Sun 24 May at . Tickets via https://environmentalfilms.org.au/upcoming/film-club-may-26

19/05/2026

Join us for the Victorian premiere of 'Rangerlu tuku pirra ngalypa warrarn' this weekend!

In November 2024, two Indigenous ranger teams set out on a 1,900-kilometre journey from the remote community of Bidyadanga in Western Australia to Uluru.

Their destination: the largest gathering of Indigenous desert rangers in Australia — the Indigenous Desert Alliance Conference.

This documentary follows what began as 20 rangers became a powerful convoy of over 90, as they arrive together in the heart of Australia.

Screening as part of Enviro Film Club, Sun 24 May, at Ch*****ne Video Bar. Tickets just $12 at https://events.humanitix.com/enviro-film-club-may-26

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