The Melbourne Cinémathèque conducts an Annual General Meeting of members each year around May.

ADDRESS
Melbourne Cinémathèque
Level 11, Manchester Unity Building
220 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000

GENERAL INQUIRIES
melbournecinematheque@westnet.com.au

MAILING LIST
Send us an email with SUBSCRIBE as the subject.

The Melbourne Cinémathèque is curated & administered by a committee of volunteers.

PRESIDENT & PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR
Bella McNeill | bella@melbournecinematheque.org

MEMBERSHIP OFFICER & TREASURER
Michael Koller | melbournecinematheque@westnet.com.au

SPONSORSHIPS AND ADVERTISING CO-ORDINATOR
Andréas Giannopoulos | andreas@melbournecinematheque.org

WEBSITE DESIGN & MAINTENANCE
Alifeleti Tuapasi Toki | alifeleti@gmail.com

Admission to The Melbourne Cinémathèque requires a membership.

Memberships can be obtained online at the ACMI website, or from the ACMI box office before screenings. Terms and conditions apply.

VENUE

ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne

MEMBERSHIPS

Memberships available at
– ACMI Tickets and Information Desk
– Online at ACMI’s website (booking fees apply for online transactions)

Annual
* Admission for 12 months from date of purchase
– Full $182 / Concession $161

Mini
* Admission to 3 consecutive nights from date of purchase
– Full $33.50 / Concession $28.50

Friends of Cinémathèque*
* Admission for 12 months from date of purchase
– Full $300 / Concession $278.50

(All prices GST inclusive.)

The Friends of Cinémathèque membership is a way for you to support the vitality of the Melbourne Cinémathèque, an independently organised, not-for-profit organisation. In addition to annual membership you will receive 3 single passes to bring a friend to a Cinémathèque screening any time in the calendar year.

* Membership does not ensure admission: members will only be admitted to cinema capacity. Admission 18+ except where classification is indicated.

Check our program for occasional early starting times as well as breaks and changes in the programming schedule. The Melbourne Cinémathèque reserves the right to alter membership rates and may apply additional charges for special events.

VISITING ACMI

Your safety is important to us. Before you visit, please read ACMI’s and The Capitol’s full COVID-19 safety information to find out more about their COVIDSafe visit guidelines.

The Melbourne Cinémathèque is currently in the process of formulating a policy on Content Warnings.

We acknowledge that the MPAA rating system often doesn’t provide adequate advice when it comes to triggering content for survivors of violence and trauma.

Because we operate as a membership based society represented by a committee of volunteers this will take time to do properly. We will need to canvass our supporters and negotiate internally the best way we can implement a Content Warning system that is useful, practical and feasible.

In the meantime we are attempting to implement Content Warnings in an ad-hoc fashion on our website.

We have identified a number of issues when it comes to implementing content warnings including the potential for oversight (for example, often we have not seen the films before they screen).

However, for the time being we continue to advise individual viewer discretion.