St Andrews Film Festival
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Join us for the inaugural St Andrews Film Festival. A full day of curated films celebrating community and music, showing in the historical St Andrews Hall.
The Choral (2025 British historical drama) will open the program. This Alan Bates screenplay is set in the UK at the time of the First World War when a community choral society attempts to boost the spirits of the townsfolk in unsettled times. This funny and moving film stars Ralph Fiennes and is directed by Nicholas Hytner.
This Choir Sings Carols, a 2018 documentary by local film maker Andrew Garton is a fascinating insight into the formation of the Whittlesea Community Choir. Set in Whittlesea and Epping it's a joyful celebration of our local and diverse community. Andrew is our special guest for the day and will speak about his film and answer audience questions.
My Brother's Band (2024 French comedy drama) is about a professional orchestra conductor who discovers he has a brother he’d never known of before, brought up in an entirely different social milieu. Music unites them, society pulls them apart.
Morning Devonshire tea included in ticket price.
Full day tickets $20 - $15 for St Andrew Film Society Members or groups of 10+
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Shared lunch across the road at A Boy Named Sue for those who would like to enjoy a meal and conversation with fellow festival goers.
Please select from the following when you purchase your ticket.
Il Classico Pizza, sugo, mozzarella + basil (Gluten Free Available - please select at checkout)
Beef burger with cheese, lettuce, pickle, onion, burger sauce
Vege burger, roast pumpkin, burnt butter sage pattie, pickled cabbage, roasted jalapeno sauce, butter lettuce
Rocket, pear and parmesan salad and chips with house made bbq sauce to share
Local beer, wine and soft drinks available to purchase
Full day film ticket and lunch $50 - $45 for St Andrew Film Society Members
The Choral (2025 British historical drama) will open the program. This Alan Bates screenplay is set in the UK at the time of the First World War when a community choral society attempts to boost the spirits of the townsfolk in unsettled times. This funny and moving film stars Ralph Fiennes and is directed by Nicholas Hytner.
This Choir Sings Carols, a 2018 documentary by local film maker Andrew Garton is a fascinating insight into the formation of the Whittlesea Community Choir. Set in Whittlesea and Epping it's a joyful celebration of our local and diverse community. Andrew is our special guest for the day and will speak about his film and answer audience questions.
My Brother's Band (2024 French comedy drama) is about a professional orchestra conductor who discovers he has a brother he’d never known of before, brought up in an entirely different social milieu. Music unites them, society pulls them apart.
Morning Devonshire tea included in ticket price.
Full day tickets $20 - $15 for St Andrew Film Society Members or groups of 10+
Add on:
Shared lunch across the road at A Boy Named Sue for those who would like to enjoy a meal and conversation with fellow festival goers.
Please select from the following when you purchase your ticket.
Il Classico Pizza, sugo, mozzarella + basil (Gluten Free Available - please select at checkout)
Beef burger with cheese, lettuce, pickle, onion, burger sauce
Vege burger, roast pumpkin, burnt butter sage pattie, pickled cabbage, roasted jalapeno sauce, butter lettuce
Rocket, pear and parmesan salad and chips with house made bbq sauce to share
Local beer, wine and soft drinks available to purchase
Full day film ticket and lunch $50 - $45 for St Andrew Film Society Members
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Where is it happening?
1 Proctor St, St Andrews VIC 3761, Australia, 1 Proctor St, St Andrews VIC 3761, Australia, Hurstbridge
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Host or PublisherSt Andrews Film Society Inc
