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New Film club! - everyone welcome (optional social activities) $10

New Film club! - everyone welcome (optional social activities) $10

Thu, Jul 30, 8:30 AM
From Anima Creative

Starting a new Film Club! We’ll be watching Mother! By Darren Aronofsky, followed by some casual social activities and discussion after the film. Come on your own or with friends, stay for the activities, chat about the movie, or just enjoy the screening. Everyone’s welcome. ✨ [Tickets click here!](https://events.humanitix.com/anima-film-club-mother)

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Worst Person in the World Screening

Worst Person in the World Screening

Thu, Jul 16, 9:30 AM
From Movie Mutuals
4.6

Join us for a members-only screening of Joachim Trier’s *The Worst Person in the World* at the intimate Champagne Video Cinema and Bar. Joachim Trier’s sharp, funny, and deeply empathetic romantic drama follows a young woman as she grapples with love, ambition, and the chaos of her late twenties and early thirties in Oslo. It premiered to widespread critical acclaim at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, where Renate Reinsve won the Best Actress award for her radiant, breakout performance. We’ll meet for drinks and conversation from **7:30pm**, with the film starting at **8:30pm** on **Thursday, 16 July**. **Location:** Champagne Video Cinema and Bar, 318 St. Georges Road, Fitzroy North. This is a non-theatrical members-only screening. New members are very welcome — you can join the film club with a **3-month minimum commitment for $45** (just **$15 per film**). Whether you’re a seasoned filmmaker, a casual cinephile, or you simply want somewhere fun to be on a Thursday night, **you are absolutely welcome here**. Come say hi, grab a drink, and soak up the vibe. **Upcoming films** (subject to licensing): • Ruben Östlund’s *The Square* • Wong Kar-wai’s *Fallen Angels* • *The Adventures of Baron Munchausen* We can’t wait to see you there. 🥂 (if you are all ready a film club member message me directly so I can manually RSVP you).

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Triple Bill - In/Out, Ithaca & Bedroom Conversations

Sat, Jul 18, 4:30 AM
From Melbourne Culture Vultures
4.6
2 attendees
TechWalking - Networking Event for Tech Professionals

TechWalking - Networking Event for Tech Professionals

Sun, Jul 26, 12:00 AM
From IT Career in Australia
4.6

**"TechWalking" - Networking + Walking** Are you a tech professional looking to network beyond the screen? Look no further than my upcoming #TechWalking event! ‍ Join us for a refreshing walk around the scenic Albert Park Lake. It’s the perfect chance to connect with industry peers while getting in some steps! I'll be away this time, but you're in great hands! Our amazing co-host team — Aditya, Dany, Shimroth, Yixi, Vishavjit, and Dilpa — will be there to keep everything running smoothly. Check out the video from the last event: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KsPvJzE4Nlg We'll kick things off at **10 am sharp** at the Albert Park Fitness Station. Please, don't be late! We're hitting the trail around the lake as soon as we gather. And trust me, you won't want to miss it – unless you're up for a bit of a sprint to catch up! (we're going anti-clockwise) This event is pet and kid-friendly, as long as your little ones and furry friends can manage a 5 km walk, they're more than welcome to join. Looking forward to meeting you all in real life! Join the TechWalking group on LinkedIn! [https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14477058/](https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14477058/) **TechWalking Community page: [https://tech-walking.yanamartens.com/](https://tech-walking.yanamartens.com/)** \*\*\* Follow me on LinkedIn for more information: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/yana-martens/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/yana-martens/) Just moved to Australia? Grab your FREE guide to land your tech job! [https://yanamartens.com/first-tech-job-in-australia/](https://yanamartens.com/first-tech-job-in-australia/) Subscribe to YouTube Channel: [https://www.youtube.com/@ITCareerinAustralia](https://www.youtube.com/@ITCareerinAustralia)

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126 attendees
COMICS FESTIVAL SHOWCASE

COMICS FESTIVAL SHOWCASE

Tue, Jul 21, 9:30 AM
From Global Village Social Melbourne Meetup!
4.2

They have made regular appearances on Rove Live, 9am with David & Kim , Spicks and Specks, The Glass House, Thank God You're Here, The Project, & Good News Week We have a VIP Guest list under "MEET UP" with our own private tables this is where we will meet. We can meet for dinner before hand at 7pm or just for drinks at 7.30pm just before the show. Friends and family are also welcome to put their hand up for tickets. Plenty of parking. Tickets are $5 (Normally $15) pay at the door on arrival.

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Q-Lit Festival: Explorations Night

Q-Lit Festival: Explorations Night

Fri, Jul 17, 7:45 AM
From LGBT+ Melbourne Community Noticeboard
4.8

Q-Lit showcases, connects and empowers LGBTQIA+ writers and storytellers. Our Naarm festival is a mix of panels, showcases, mastercalsses and a queer book fair for storytellers and lovers of a story. 5:45 - Panel: Queer Media 7:00 - Panel: Unearthing the Sapphic Archive 8:45 - Showcase: Researching Our Culture https://www.q-lit.com.au/explorations-night Queer Media News from our community. Explore how queer media uplifts, warns, and unites our community, and why documenting today’s stories preserves our history forever. Hosted by Amy Middleton, with Mon Schafter, Patrick Lenton and Dean Arcuri. Unearthing the Sapphic Archive Australian women who lived and loved. Join host Sita Sargeant, with Sylvia Martin and Danielle Scrimshaw as they unearth hidden sapphic histories. From women shaping Australian cities to queer love across time, discover how these writers bring our ancestors into the light and share their stories to todays readers. Researching Our Culture Queer life through the lens of academics. Relax into the evening as academics share insights into LGBTQIA+ storytelling, activism, and identity. Whether you're a scholar or a curious mind, this night offers a thought-provoking deep dive into the research shaping our understanding of queer experiences Hosted by Damien O'Meara, with Dr Ebony Muller, Sam Stiegler, Geraldine Fela, and Meghan Aponte.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps connect people around shared interests. It's perfect for finding events, like documentary screenings, happening nearby and meeting like-minded individuals.

You can search for documentary events in Melbourne on Meetup by entering the city and event type. This will help you discover local film screenings and communities.

The availability of documentary screenings in Melbourne varies. It's best to regularly check Meetup to find upcoming events curated by local film enthusiasts.

Yes, Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. This way, you can explore a variety of documentary screening meetups across different communities in Melbourne.

Documentaries of various genres are shown, depending on the group or event host. Some groups focus on specific areas, such as historical, social issues, or biographies.

Joining Meetup and browsing events are generally free, but some documentary screenings might have a ticket fee. Always check the event details for any costs.

To RSVP, find the event you're interested in and click 'RSVP'. This ensures you have a spot and also lets the organizer track attendance.

Yes, some groups welcome suggestions from members. Check the group’s guidelines or contact the organizer to discuss film suggestions.

Most screenings prefer RSVP to manage attendance, but it may not be strictly necessary for all. It's best to check each event's specific instructions.

No, events and screenings are organized by members or local groups on Meetup, not by Meetup itself.

Screenings could be either. Some organizers may host in-person events, while others might offer online screenings, especially for broader accessibility.

Meetup can't guarantee specific films, as events depend on organizers' choices. Check group previews or announcements for schedules.

Absolutely, documentary screenings often provide an informal setting to meet and chat with fellow film enthusiasts before or after the films.

No, you're not required to attend every event. You can choose which documentary screenings fit your schedule and interests.

If there's a gap in available groups, you might consider starting your community on Meetup to bring together local documentary lovers.