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The world's best new films come to Sydney every June for 12 days and nights of inspiring and entertaining premieres, talks and parties. Join us and be among the first in Australia to see the greatest, strangest and most exciting work that cinema has to offer.
Sydney Film Festival takes place at our flagship venue the State Theatre, as well as cinemas in the CBD, Newtown, Cremorne, Western Sydney and more, screening more than 200 films you won't usually find in the multiplex. 12 films are selected for the Official Competition, which celebrates "courageous, audacious and cutting-edge" cinema with a $60,000 cash prize. Sydney Film Festival also presents seven other cash awards over the course of the festival.
The Sydney Film Festival is supported by the NSW Government through Screen NSW, the Federal Government through Screen Australia, and the City of Sydney. The festival's Strategic Partner is the NSW Government through Destination NSW. We also run the Travelling Film Festival year-round, taking the best of international and Australian cinema to 17 regional centres around the country.
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The world's best new films come to Sydney every June for 12 days and nights of inspiring and entertaining premieres, talks and parties. Join us and be among the first in Australia to see the greatest, strangest and most exciting work that cinema has to offer.
Sydney Film Festival takes place at our flagship venue the State Theatre, as well as cinemas in the CBD, Newtown, Cremorne, Western Sydney and more, screening more than 200 films you won't usually find in the multiplex. 12 films are selected for the Official Competition, which celebrates "courageous, audacious and cutting-edge" cinema with a $60,000 cash prize. Sydney Film Festival also presents seven other cash awards over the course of the festival.
The Sydney Film Festival is supported by the NSW Government through Screen NSW, the Federal Government through Screen Australia, and the City of Sydney. The festival's Strategic Partner is the NSW Government through Destination NSW. We also run the Travelling Film Festival year-round, taking the best of international and Australian cinema to 17 regional centres around the country.
Go see Key Dates - Sydney Film Festival 2021.
Key Dates - Sydney Film Festival 2021 is on 09 - 20 June 2021. The opening hours are: Please check screening times. Conveniently located in Sydney. Call (02) 8220 6600 for details. Visit their website at https://www.sff.org.au.
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Event Details
what: Key Dates - Sydney Film Festival 2021
when: 09 - 20 June 2021
start time/end time: Please check screening times
website: https://www.sff.org.au
phone: (02) 8220 6600
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
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