Peninsula Film Festival
  • Home
  • Peninsula Film Festival
  • Past Events
    • 2020
    • 2019
    • 2018
  • BUY TICKETS
  • FAQ
  • Our Sponsors
  • Peninsula Film Office
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Services
  • Contact

Friday March 5 - March 7, 2021
 Short Film Festival @ Dromana Drive In



Submit a Film
Picture

ENTRIES OPEN

Please note, ALL filmmakers will need to purchase their own ticket to the Saturday Festival (March 6, 2021) via the ticket links.    Shortlisted finalists will not be announced until February 12, we recommend purchasing tickets early to avoid disappointment.

No free tickets will be available.
Picture
Terms & Conditions
Guidelines

Tickets
Picture

           FESTIVAL PROGRAM
PFF OZ INDIE SHOWCASE

 
When: Friday March 5, 2021
Time: 7-10.30pm
Movie: Don't Tell (M)
Where: Peninsula Cinemas, Rosebud
Tickets: $25 pp
Includes: Movie ticket, Q&A after screening with Don't Tell guest.
Book: www.peninsulacinemas.com.au

 SHORT FILM FESTIVAL

When: Saturday  March 6, 2021
Time:  gates open 5.30pm, films screen 8.30pm - 11pm
Tickets:  $40 per car (link on homepage) 
Where:
 Dromana Drive In, Mornington Peninsula 

​ films are unclassified and suitable for audiences 15+

Please check Dromana Drive In the week of the event for COVID guidelines.

PFF SUNDAY SESSION


When:
 
 7 March 2021
What: PFF Filmmaking Workshop
Time: 10am-2pm
Where:   Peninsula Cinemas, Rosebud 

Tickets: $10pp
Come and hear from industry leaders about all things film!
​www.peninsulacinemas.com.au
​

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Picture
Held annually (2021 will be the long weekend in March) the Peninsula Film Festival is Victoria's iconic film festival with the largest single viewing audience at it's  short film festival in Victoria.

What started out as 500 people packed into a theatre, quickly turned into an annual pilgrimage with thousands of people heading to the peninsula each year to enjoy quality Australian films.  
 
The  short film festival sees up to 20 shortlisted films screened outdoors.  These films are judged live by a panel of celebrity judges and awarded monetary prizes.  Films are also screened in additional categories including Best Animation, Best Documentary, Best International and the Woodleigh School Emerging Filmmaker Award.  All films are competing for up to $30K in cash and prizes.
 
The Festival is supported by the cream of Australian talent including Russell Crowe, Sam Worthington, Nash Edgerton and Rob Connolly to name a few.

The Peninsula Film Festival includes feature films shown on at the Oz Indie Showcase (Friday night) and Sunday Filmmaking Workshop (Sunday). 

​Please note that films have not yet been classified.  Peninsula Film Festival wishes to advise some of the films may contain coarse language, nudity or sexual references that may offend some people. Films are suited to those over 15 

Find the Festival on Google Maps

Picture

Gallery

Copyright © 2019
  • Home
  • Peninsula Film Festival
  • Past Events
    • 2020
    • 2019
    • 2018
  • BUY TICKETS
  • FAQ
  • Our Sponsors
  • Peninsula Film Office
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Services
  • Contact