Name: Filmonik #123 Short Films Screening
Start: 2025-12-16T08:00:00+11:00
Location: 32 Wellington Street, Collingwood.

Filmonik Melbourne is a filmmaking group with monthly open-screen screenings. We usually give December a pass but this year we thought the gap between early Nov to end of Jan would be too long, so we'll be having a special 123rd screening at Eclipse Cinema on Tuesday December 16 from 6pm to 8pm. It's our usual mix of immediate, spontaneous, crafty, fun, inventive and weird short films but this time in the comfort of brand-new Eclipse Cinema. You should expect comedies, a bit of drama, animation maybe, there's generally one suspense/thriller, one music video, some fun trash, horror or documentary. Enjoy the films, enjoy the networking, recruit for your next short film, hang out.
Admission $15 (inc. fees). Capped to 54 tickets so please get yours in advance.
Tickets at the door if still available ($15+Square fees)
FILMS UNRATED (18+ by default). Content may offend.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 at Eclipse Cinema 32 Wellington Street, Collingwood.
This is an accessible venue, DDA-compliant.
6pm start. Please arrive in advance so we can start at 6:15pm at the latest. Eclipse is Licensed to serve a range of quality wines & craft beers and has home made Choc Tops, popcorn or sweets.

FILMMAKERS: Our open-screens get pretty popular these days so the best practice is submitting in advance at filmonik.com.au/submit-your-film or [email protected] so we can reserve you a spot. For this one it's a little different, the film lineup will be locked in advance early December and films will played on DCP. We won't accept any film on the night. Deadline to submit Dec 1st. Please also note that we want to celebrate excellence in Direction of Photography with this screening and your sound mix will need to be tight enough. Send your film, we'll try to make it work but spots are limited and you may be bumped to a screening in 2026 instead. A quick QA with the host follows each film. Organize your own premiere with us or run a cheeky pre-premiere of your festival film. Guidelines here: filmonik.com.au/how-to-screen.
Filmonik is part of the worldwide Kino movement active in 30+ countries around the world.