2026 Season
Member screenings at the Arts Centre Warburton and The Memo, Healesville — every second and third Tuesday, 7:30 pm, February to December.

Set in 1978 Barcelona, El 47 follows Manolo Vital (Eduard Fernández), a devoted bus driver from the neglected outskirts of Torre Baró. When officials claim buses can't reach the area's steep roads, he hijacks one to prove them wrong, sparking a grassroots fight for dignity, recognition, and inclusion.
Warburton: Tues 10 Feb · Healesville: Tues 17 Feb · 7:30 pm

In 1950s London, renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) lives by strict routine and control. When Alma (Vicky Krieps), a headstrong waitress, becomes his muse, their bond turns into a quiet power struggle where love, creativity, and control intertwine in unexpected ways.
Warburton: Tues 10 Mar · Healesville: Tues 17 Mar · 7:30 pm

In rural Burgundy, retired Michelle's (Hélène Vincent) quiet life collapses after a meal of foraged mushrooms sickens her family. As guilt and suspicion fester, the film blurs accident and intent, echoing Australia's mushroom murder case. A haunting study of love, blame, and the toxins within families.
Warburton: Tues 14 Apr · Healesville: Tues 21 Apr · 7:30 pm

Chronicling John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 18 months in Greenwich Village, this film weaves rare footage, home movies, and the One to One concert at Madison Square Garden into a vivid portrait of art, activism, and fame — exploring how two iconoclasts navigated love and scrutiny in a divided world.
Warburton: Tues 12 May · Healesville: Tues 19 May · 7:30 pm

In a small Moroccan tailor shop, Halim (Saleh Bakri) crafts exquisite garments alongside his devoted wife Mina (Lubna Azabal). When a young apprentice arrives, buried desires and quiet tensions surface. With tender restraint, the film reveals its secrets slowly — layer by layer, stitch by stitch.
Warburton: Tues 9 Jun · Healesville: Tues 16 Jun · 7:30 pm

In Australia’s Northern Territory, ex-soldier Travis (Simon Baker) is haunted by the memory of a brutal massacre. When ordered to hunt an Indigenous warrior, he joins forces with Gutjuk (Jacob Junior Nayinggul), a young tracker bound to that same violent past. Amid Arnhem Land’s sweeping landscapes, their journey probes justice, vengeance, and the scars history leaves behind.
Warburton: Tues 14 Jul · Healesville: Tues 21 Jul · 7:30 pm

Eccentric lottery winner Charles (Tim Key) invites estranged folk duo Herb (Tom Basden) and Nell (Carey Mulligan) to perform on his remote Welsh island. Their whimsical reunion soon exposes buried tensions and unspoken emotions in a tender, funny exploration of love, forgiveness, and artistic authenticity.
Warburton: Tues 11 Aug · Healesville: Tues 18 Aug · 7:30 pm

After his mother’s sudden death, 10-year-old piano prodigy Wolfgang (Jordi Catalán), who has autism, is placed in the care of his estranged father, Carles (Miki Esparbé). As Wolfgang strives to reach Paris’s elite Grimald Academy, their uneasy bond becomes a touching study of family, ambition, and acceptance.
Warburton: Tues 8 Sep · Healesville: Tues 15 Sep · 7:30 pm

After his teenage son’s suicide, Chicago construction worker Dan (Keith Kupferer) finds solace when a theater director (Dolly de Leon) invites him to audition for Romeo and Juliet. Playing Lord Capulet, he confronts grief and strained family ties, as this intimate drama explores art’s power to heal emotional wounds.
Warburton: Tues 13 Oct · Healesville: Tues 20 Oct · 7:30 pm

Two families in Israel (one Palestinian, one Israeli) discover that their sons were accidentally switched at birth. The revelation forces parents and children alike to confront questions of identity, loyalty, and what truly makes a family. With sensitivity and nuance, the film explores the emotional and cultural complexities of love, belonging, and the ties that bind us.
Warburton: Tues 10 Nov · Healesville: Tues 17 Nov · 7:30 pm

Acclaimed French conductor Thibaut (Benjamin Lavernhe) discovers, through a health crisis, that he was adopted and has a biological brother, Jimmy (Pierre Lottin), a trombone-playing cafeteria worker. Despite their starkly different lives, the brothers’ shared musical talent becomes a bridge, leading Thibaut to mentor Jimmy and help him realise his potential. Directed by Emmanuel Courcol, this heartwarming dramedy explores themes of family, music, and the transformative power of connection.
Warburton: Tues 8 Dec · Healesville: Tues 15 Dec · 7:30 pm