The creation of such rich multi-arts events brought global films into local context and provided breaks from screen content, grounding attendees in their local setting and offering moments for reflection and renewal.

Before our screening of River, we were honoured by an immersive and powerful musical performance by Yorta-Yorta storyteller Allara, supported by our very own Program Director, Ayesha Mehta.

We sat with the recipients to discuss what inspires their work and practice, and their experience developing short films through the Emerging Filmmakers Fund.

Food often brings people from all walks of life together, and can create a safe segue into meaningful conversations.

The screening of Burning in our 2022 program, was followed by a pre-recorded Q&A with Director Eva Orner, and live discourse with passionate advocates and leaders…

We are thrilled to announce the THREE recipients of our inaugural Emerging Filmmakers Fund.

Two poems by Jahin Tanvir, a 20-year-old policy adviser, keynote speaker, author, poet and multicultural youth advocate.

Tonight our Directors' Circle will hear nine pitches and select THREE candidates to receive funding for their upcoming short film project.

AIME offers Key Three actions you can take to provide a brighter future for marginalised youth.

The Women's Art Register present Key Three actions you can take to support social justice and women’s arts practice.

Diversitat shares Key Three actions to help create more culturally inclusive communities and safe spaces for our neighbours and our city.

The directors of Ophir in collaboration with Jubilee Australia, have presented Key Three actions to support the fight for corporate and Government accountability.

Deadly Story present Key Three steps you can take to act on the insights presented in 'Firestarter - The Story of Bangarra'.

PEN International offers Key Three actions you can take to fight for those who are denied a voice and persecuted for speaking out.

The Human Rights Law Centre shares Key Three actions you can take to support the fight for a more just and equal world.

Minus18 share Key Three actions for audiences to help create a world where all LGBTQIA+ young people feel seen, supported and loved.

GRID Series offers Key Three actions you can take to support emerging artists.

WEYA writes Key Three actions for how you can help create safe spaces for young people to tell their own stories, in their own way.

Don’t miss these riveting film and panel events handpicked by The Saturday Paper.

Today marks the beginning of a new era, as we announce the new Chair of HRAFF.