Environmental Film Festival

Dive into powerful stories of climate action, conservation and our inseparable connection to nature at the Australian Museum’s inaugural Environmental Film Festival.

Over one inspiring weekend, discover a curated selection of Australian and international films that highlight unique perspectives on the environment and powerful stories from those on the frontlines of environmental change.

From the urgent fight to save Western Australia’s black cockatoos in Black Cockatoo Crisis, to Where the Water Starts, a moving First Nations-led reflection on connection to Country in the Australian Alps, experience powerful human-nature bonds unfolding across Australia. 

Travel across five island nations to celebrate Indigenous knowledge and climate leadership in The Forgotten Pacific and be immersed in Norway’s poetic wilderness, in A Call from the Wild.

Catch the Australian premieres of Plastic Fantastic, exploring the global plastic crisis, and Holy Shit: Can Poop Save The Planet, a journey into sustainable sanitation across four continents.

Damon Gameau’s The Future Council closes the film series with a bold vision from the next generation of climate leaders, inspiring audiences to care for the world we share and highlighting our collective responsibility in shaping a sustainable future.

Book your seats today – tickets are limited!