Cinema's most celebrated films hit the outdoor screen as Moonlight Cinema rounds out its summer season.
Movie buffs can catch the year’s Oscar hopefuls and family favourites at breathtaking outdoor locations across three states for the final weeks of the beloved open-air cinema experience. The March program continues until the end of the month, including the chance to be among the first to see Rachel Zegler’s Snow White under the stars.
Moonlight Cinema
- Oscar contenders: Wicked, The Substance, Anora, Emilia Pérez, Conclave, A Complete Unknown
- Top Dog Film Festival – 2 March
- Girls’ night out: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Bridesmaids, Babygirl, We Live in Time
- Family films: Paddington in Peru, Moana 2, Sonic 3, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Mufasa: The Lion King
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Oscar contenders dominate the lineup with Wicked, The Substance, Anora, Emilia Pérez, Conclave, and A Complete Unknown all screening through March, giving viewers the chance to make their own judgments before the Academy Awards.
Dog lovers are in for a special treat with the Top Dog Film Festival on 2 March, celebrating our four-legged friends with heartwarming stories from independent filmmakers worldwide. Better yet, furry companions are welcome to join the experience at all three locations.
The program aims to satisfy every cinematic taste. For girls’ night out, options include Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy and Bridesmaids, alongside dramatic offerings like Babygirl and We Live in Time.
Family screenings range from new releases Paddington in Peru, Moana 2, and Sonic 3 to nostalgia trips like Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Disney’s prequel Mufasa: The Lion King continues to draw multi-generational audiences with its visually stunning storytelling.
Each venue transforms Australia’s most picturesque botanical gardens and parklands into magical outdoor theatres. Guests can enhance their experience with treats from the on-site kitchen and Aperol Spritz Bar, bring their own picnic setup, or upgrade to premium bean beds for added comfort.
The outdoor cinema format has proven particularly popular this summer, with patrons embracing the chance to watch award-worthy films in unconventional settings. With international awards season in full swing, the March program provides an opportunity for Australian audiences to catch up on key contenders before the winners are announced.
Moonlight Cinema has become a summer institution in Australia, blending the country’s love of outdoor activities with cinematic entertainment in a uniquely Australian setting. The 2024-25 season marks another successful run for the beloved event, which continues to draw crowds looking for an alternative to traditional indoor theatres.
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