New Zealand Federation of Film Societies

Nationwide

Your local Film Society is a link in New Zealand’s only alternative non-profit network of film exhibition. As a predominantly voluntary organisation, the Film Society plays an important role in bringing a diverse range of international films to this country’s screens. The 2022 season ranges from Robert Altman, Scandanavian films, Utu: Redux as well as classics like Raisin in the Sun and In the Mood for Love.

Cost?

Variety of membership options and many Societies offering short-term memberships that allow you to select a sample of what’s on offer.

For more info visit:

New Zealand Federation of Film Societies

Contact

michael@nziff.co.nz

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