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.

PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR
Andréas Giannopoulos | marketing@melbournecinematheque.org

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

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

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, Fed Square, Melbourne/Naarm

Accessibility information is available at ACMI’s website.

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 $196.50 / Concession $174

Mini
* Admission to 3 consecutive nights from date of purchase
– Full $36 / Concession $30.50

Friends of Cinémathèque*
* Admission for 12 months from date of purchase
– Full $325 / Concession $302

(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.

The Melbourne Cinémathèque screens films across the full history of cinema, from its earliest beginnings to the present day, from multifarious cultural, social and political perspectives. The beliefs and attitudes expressed within specific films may not reflect those of our present-day society and should be viewed through an appreciation of evolving cultural standards.

In extreme cases of confronting material, the Melbourne Cinémathèque will aim to communicate content advice but, due to the organisation often not being able to carefully check films before programming or their arrival in Australia, we can only provide provisional content advice and encourage members to seek information about individual titles where necessary. If patrons are concerned about the content of films being screened, we strongly recommend using databases such as UnconsentingMedia.org and the IMDb.com Parents Guide to research advice that is specific to their requirements.

Articles on many films in the program can be found in CTEQ Annotations on Film, online at www.sensesofcinema.com.