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Armenian Film Festival Australia 2024

From Fri 6 September 2024
Until Sun 8 September 2024

Lido Hawthorn
675 Glenferrie Road
Hawthorn VIC 3122

Cost
$26.00
$21.50 Concession
$16.50 Children (under 15)
$21.50 Groups of 8+
$58.50 Gala night
$69.80 Family film tickets
09/06/2024 6:00 pm 09/08/2024 10:00 pm Armenian Film Festival Australia 2024 The Armenian Film Festival Australia (AFFA) is set to captivate Melbourne audiences from 6–8 September at Lido Cinemas Hawthorn, showcasing the best of Armenian cinema from around the globe.The festival opens with the Australian premiere of The Golden Chain of Mercy, a powerful documentary highlighting the ANZAC connection to the Armenian genocide and Australia's first international humanitarian aid effort. This film underscores the deep historical ties between Australia and Armenia.Now in its 8th year, the festival brings a diverse array of films to Melbourne, including:a special program commemorating legendary filmmaker Sergei Parajanov's 100th birthdaya screening of Disney Jr’s Mickey Mouse Funhouse Vardavar! episode, celebrating Armenian culturefilms addressing ongoing Armenian causes, including the situation in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)All films feature English subtitles. For the full festival program and to purchase tickets, visit the Armenian Film Festival website.Some early bird tickets available, see website for details. Lido Hawthorn 675 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122 City of Boroondara [email protected] Australia/Melbourne public

Event details

The Armenian Film Festival Australia (AFFA) is set to captivate Melbourne audiences from 6–8 September at Lido Cinemas Hawthorn, showcasing the best of Armenian cinema from around the globe.

The festival opens with the Australian premiere of The Golden Chain of Mercy, a powerful documentary highlighting the ANZAC connection to the Armenian genocide and Australia's first international humanitarian aid effort. This film underscores the deep historical ties between Australia and Armenia.

Now in its 8th year, the festival brings a diverse array of films to Melbourne, including:

  • a special program commemorating legendary filmmaker Sergei Parajanov's 100th birthday
  • a screening of Disney Jr’s Mickey Mouse Funhouse Vardavar! episode, celebrating Armenian culture
  • films addressing ongoing Armenian causes, including the situation in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)

All films feature English subtitles. 

For the full festival program and to purchase tickets, visit the Armenian Film Festival website.

Some early bird tickets available, see website for details.

This is a community-run event and not organised or endorsed by Council. No responsibility is taken for incorrect information, changes or cancellations.