Flickerfest Merimbula 2026
Fri 10 Jul '26 – Sat 11 Jul '26
Overview
Celebrating its 35th year, Flickerfest, Australia's only Academy® Award and BAFTA qualifying short film festival, and the country's largest Australian and International short film competition, screens the best of shorts from Australia and the world, selected from a record 3,700 entries from over 100 countries; ensuring the presentation of A-list short film programmes recognised amongst the best in the world.
Flickerfest screens at Bondi Beach…
Celebrating its 35th year, Flickerfest, Australia's only Academy® Award and BAFTA qualifying short film festival, and the country's largest Australian and International short film competition, screens the best of shorts from Australia and the world, selected from a record 3,700 entries from over 100 countries; ensuring the presentation of A-list short film programmes recognised amongst the best in the world.
Flickerfest screens at Bondi Beach each year in January, with selected highlights of the most entertaining and innovative short films from Australia & the world touring the country to over 40 venues nationally.
Don't miss this one-off chance to see the Best of Australian Shorts and Short Laughs Comedy at The Twyford in Merimbula before they journey around the world.
Legendary supper provided by Pambula Rotary at interval included in your ticket. Hot and cold drinks available for purchase from the Foyer Cafe/Bar.
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Actively welcomes people with access needs.
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