CHRISTY
Wednesday 29th July 10am, 2.30pm, 5pm, 7.30pm Family Drama Director – Brendan CantyIreland 104 mins Christy is a gritty yet poignant story of a displaced
Set in 1932 and based on a true story, Wolfram centres on a mother (the radiant Deborah Mailman) longing for the return of her stolen children. The film delves into the exploitation of Indigenous child labour at Hatches Creek tungsten mine in the Northern Territory.
Wolfram is the sequel to Thornton’s 2017 film, Sweet Country.
Thornton, a rare director who is also his own cinematographer, knows how to conjure the thick, arid stink of a meat pie western. He delivers a film of rough-hewn, harsh beauty. – Luke Buckmaster, The Guardian
In Wolfram, the kids’ performances are flawless and Deborah Mailman brings emotional depth and presence to the central character of Pansy. – Anne Rutherford, Australian Book Review
Wednesday 29th July 10am, 2.30pm, 5pm, 7.30pm Family Drama Director – Brendan CantyIreland 104 mins Christy is a gritty yet poignant story of a displaced
With over 2000 members the Noosa Film Society is the largest such society in Australia.
The Noosa Film Society is a registered not-for-profit organisation and was established in 1979 to encourage interest in film as an art form. At first, movies were screened at the golf club to a small group of film enthusiasts once a month. Several years later, screenings were moved to the Noosa Arts Theatre where they continued to play until the cinema in Noosa Junction was built.
The Son Of NFSO
Colours Of Time NFCO2
Case 137 NFCA
Redress NFRE
Ride Away NFRA
GERMAN
Berlin Hero NFBH
Amrum NFAM
I’m Not Stiller NFIN
Hello Betty NFHB
Members can book at the Cinema box office or online via the Events Cinema website from 12 noon on the Thursday preceding the Film Society screening date. Members can book a maximum of two tickets in one transaction (ie one for themselves and one for a partner/friend who must also be a member).
Click here for information on how to book tickets on-line.
Click here for Youtube instructions on how to book tickets on-line.
If you download the Event Cinemas app on your phone, you can book seats in the same way as with Event Cinemas online. The app will send you a message to your phone prior to the performance asking if you would like to check in.
Follow the prompts on your phone. Once you have done this your tickets will be highlighted in green to say you have checked in and you can proceed straight to the door. Show your green checked-in screen and your membership card to the committee members at the door and proceed straight to your seats.
No ticket required.
Please email the cinema at [email protected] with your booking confirmation code and/or the email address the seats were booked under, so your tickets can be cancelled and released back into the session.
If you physically booked tickets over the counter, the cinema will need the actual tickets or a photo of the tickets to cancel your seats.
Noosa Film Society is a supporter of the Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival, which shows carefully curated and brilliant short films from around the world at our multi-day festival held annually in Gympie, Queensland.
They have selected some highlights from the 2025 festival program and can’t wait to share them with audiences in regional Queensland.
Gympie – 1 May – Perseverance St Theatre
Maleny – 14 May – Community Centre
Cooran – 16 May – Community Hall
Nambour – 17 May – Nambour Cinema
Eumundi – 23 May – School of Arts Hall
