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Summer is the best time to watch cult films, classics and blockbusters under the stars
The Moonlight Cinema holds nightly screenings in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. One tip: watch out for the bat droppings at Sydney’s Centennial Park! www.moonlight.com.au.
Towering six stories above Swanston Street, Melbourne’s Rooftop Cinema runs “Swayze Sundays” – a showcase of Patrick Swayze’s best roles from tough guy to pottery-making lover. Alright! www.rooftopcinema.com.au
Sydney’s St George Open Air Cinema offers spectacular views of the Harbour Bridge. But it’s the gourmet food that is truly divine. The season is usually a sell-out, but try your luck at the door. www.stgeorgeopenair.com.au
The Bondi OpenAir in Sydney is perfect for those in search of a relaxed vibe – think beanbags by the sea with indie flicks and retro surf classics on the big screen. www.bondiopenair.com.au
Now in its 19th year, Flickerfest is Australia’s premier short film festival. It runs from 8–17 January at Sydney’s Bondi Pavilion before travelling to 20 venues nationwide, from Byron Bay to Perth. www.flickerfest.com.au.
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