Get your tickets now to the Travelling Film Festival

The Travelling Film Festival (TFF) sees an exciting program of films from across the world screened in Darwin, Katherine and Alice Springs, and tickets are on sale now.

The country’s longest-running travelling film festival brings screenings to regional and rural towns across Australia and will stop off in the Northern Territory in February 2024. Screenings will take place at Katherine Cinema 3 from 9 to 11 February, BCC Casuarina Cinema Darwin from 22 to 25 February and Alice Springs Cinema from 23 to 26 February.

Travelling Film Festival Manager Annie Parnell said TFF creates unique programs for each location, to showcase a selection of the world’s best award-winning films fresh from the Sydney Film Festival and other major international film festivals.

“The Travelling Film Festival is delighted to return to the NT in our 50^th year of bringing the world’s best cinema to regional Australia, with a brilliant line-up of award-winning films that will stimulate, excite, entertain and delight,” she said.

Feature films on the program include the Venice Golden Lion winner Poor Things from director Yorgos Lanthimos, and Cannes Palme d’Or winner Anatomy of a Fall from French director Justine Triet. New locally made documentary Isla’s Way from Australian director Marion Pilowsky is on the list, as is the 1973 short Caravan Park from legendary Australian director Phillip Noyce (Rabbit Proof Fence). Caravan Park is on the list this year to help celebrate 50 years of the festival, having screened at the Sydney Film Festival in the same year the TFF started.

To find out more or buy tickets, head to sff.org.au/tff