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TRAVELLING FILM FESTIVAL

TRAVELLING FILM FESTIVAL

SCREENING 29-31 AUGUST 2025
 
Founded by David Stratton in 1974, the TFF is committed to providing audiences in regional Australia with access to films they would otherwise not have the opportunity to see on the big screen.
The TFF presents cinema in a festival environment and promotes a film experience that encourages debate, community involvement and interaction.
The TFF facilitates a direct and invaluable dialogue between regional audiences, local film practitioners and Australia’s wider film community, an opportunity enthusiastically embraced by all parties.
 

Ticket prices:

ADULTS:                               $19.50

CONCESSIONS/YOUTH:    $18.00

5-film FlexiPass:                    $80.00

9-Film Full Subscription:       $135.00

 

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TRAVELLING FILM FESTIVAL
  • The Golden Spurtle
    Runtime: 80 Minutes
    Language: English
    A crowd-pleaser set in a picturesque Scottish village where contestants from around the globe have gathered for the annual World Porridge Making Championship. CPH:DOX 2025. Each year, the sleepy Scottish village of Carrbridge bursts to life for the World Porridge Championships. Locals and eccentric international contestants - including Lisa, a reigning champ, Toby, a taco chef from Australia, and seven-time finalist, Nick - go head-to-head in a spirited oat-off. With warmth and humour, director Constantine Costi captures the charm and spunk of this Highlands competition with warmth, respect, and lashings of humour.
  • THE LOVE THAT REMAINS (+ SHORT FILM 'BAGGAGE')
    Runtime: 120 Minutes
    Starring: Saga Garðarsdóttir, Sverrir Gudnason, Ída Mekkín Hlynsdóttir, Þorgils Hlynsson, Grímur Hlynsson
    Language: In Icelandic with English subtitles
    Though in the throes of a separation, Anna and Magnus still spend time together for the sake of their three children. Sea worker Magnus unsuccessfully attempts to assert himself as the patriarch. Artist Anna creates artworks that fail to receive suitable recognition. In their interactions, there is the familiarity of a long-held love, but also wit-filled indication of why the split is happening. A deep love and emotion is felt in this film, not only for the humans at its heart, but for the sweeping natural Icelandic landscapes decorating this gentle study of a family.
  • Racewalkers
    Runtime: 85 Minutes
    Starring: Kevin Claydon, Phil Moniz, Robbie Amell, Greg Bryk, Jess Salgueiro
    Language: English
    Being of short stature, Will (Phil Moniz) could never compete in the sport he loved: racewalking. When he sets his sights on channelling his passion into coaching instead, everyone is quick to write him off – not least the national walking champ, Ched, a himbo coached by Will’s own volatile uncle. Enter Matt (Kevin Claydon, 21 Thunder; The Girlfriend Experience), a burnt-out baseball pitcher who happens to have an ideal racewalking stride. He and Will team up to take on Ched and all those who would dismiss them. Written and directed by stars Moniz and Claydon, this charming, Happy Gilmore-inspired sports comedy was a hit with audiences and critics – and the jury – at Slamdance.
  • IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT (+ SHORT FILM 'INTERVIEW WITH A HERO')
    Runtime: 123 Minutes
    Starring: Vahid Mobasseri, Maryam Afshari, Ebrahim Azizi, Hadis Paak Baten, Majid Panahi
    Language: In Farsi with English subtitles
    The film begins with a family traveling on an isolated road, where an unfortunate bump in the road leads to their car being damaged. At the repair shop in the middle of the night, a worker observes something that triggers a memory with immense repercussions. From here, Panahi takes the audience on a thrilling emotional rollercoaster involving a great ensemble cast. We follow characters whose circumstances might well be very different from our own, but whose dilemmas, and choices between forgiveness and retribution, immerse us fully.