Screenings 2023

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A selection of award-winning short documentaries by independent filmmakers, curated by the New York Times Op-Docs for ACMI and AIDC. FREE PUBLIC & DELEGATE SCREENING (bookings required).

Documented Screening Program: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed

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Documented Screening Program: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed

Follow the epic story of Nan Goldin, told through her groundbreaking photography and footage, as she fights to hold the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis. Exclusive delegate screening.

Documented Screening Program: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (Public)

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Documented Screening Program: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (Public)

Follow the epic story of Nan Goldin, told through her groundbreaking photography and footage, as she fights to hold the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis. Public screening (limited complimentary tickets available for AIDC delegates).

Documented Screening Program: Agents of Change Shorts (DELEGATES)

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Documented Screening Program: Agents of Change Shorts (DELEGATES)

A selection of award-winning short documentaries by independent filmmakers, curated by the New York Times Op-Docs for ACMI and AIDC. FREE DELEGATE SCREENING (limited capacity, no bookings).

Documented Screening Program: Mister Organ + Q&A

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Documented Screening Program: Mister Organ + Q&A

A journalist unwittingly stumbles into a thrillingly tense game of cat and mouse with a mysterious man causing havoc in his neighbourhood. PUBLIC SCREENING (limited complimentary tickets available for AIDC delegates).

Documented Screening Program: Into the Deep + Q&A

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Documented Screening Program: Into the Deep + Q&A

Australian filmmaker Emma Sullivan’s would-be portrait of a Danish inventor takes a startling turn into evidence of a murder, and the ensuing fallout for those around him. PUBLIC SCREENING (limited complimentary tickets available for AIDC delegates).

Documented Screening Program: You Can Go Now!

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Documented Screening Program: You Can Go Now!

50 years of First Nations activism in Australia is seen through the lens of contemporary artist and provocateur Richard Bell. PUBLIC SCREENING (limited complimentary tickets available for AIDC delegates).

ACMI First Nations Film Club: You Can Go Now

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ACMI First Nations Film Club: You Can Go Now

50 years of First Nations activism in Australia is seen through the lens of contemporary artist and provocateur Richard Bell. This is a free screening for First Nations Film Club Members & AIDC First Nations practitioners only. (Bookings Required)