AFDIF Film Festival 2026

AFDIF believes that content from the screen, media, and performing arts plays a significant role in shaping Australian culture. By showcasing more diverse stories, we can create a richer and more reflective picture of contemporary Australia for our audiences. AFDIF also recognises that organisations, culture, and creativity benefit from stories that promote cultural diversity and inclusion.

We are excited to invite you to the AFDIF Film Festival 2026, an event dedicated to celebrating filmmakers and stories from diverse and inclusive backgrounds on the cinema screen.

Program : https://afdif.org.au/programme

Wallis Accessibility : https://wallis.com.au/?s=Accessibility

there will be hearing loops available on request.

ASL interpreter, accessible parking, accessible seating available. Please send us email on info@afdif.org.au or contact Wallis Cinema at (08) 8305 4444

Catering : Cinema has a restaurant and food available to purchase. By showing event ticket you will get discount so please ask the Wallis Staff.

Films start time: 6:50 sharp (You can come just to watch films if you don’t want to be/can’t be involved with the red carpet and networking)

PHOTOGRAPHY & FILMING : Event will be filmed and broadcast and photos will be taken on the night. Please let our volunteer/ filming crew know if you do not want them to take photos of you.

PARKING : Mitcham Square Shopping Centre offers accessible parking spaces at the 119 Belair Road car park, managed by Secure Parking . Visitors with a Disability Parking Permit can park in designated disabled spaces in the underground car park. For more details, you can contact the car park operator, Secure Parking, directly at +61 8 8211 8777

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Please contact Wallis Cinema at (08) 8305 4444 if you have any further inquiries.

DISCLAIMER

Accessibility & Inclusion

Our mission is to celebrate cultural diversity and inclusion both on and behind the screen, while providing a platform for under-represented voices.

As a small, grassroots not-for-profit organisation, we are committed to making our festival as accessible, welcoming and inclusive as possible for everyone in our community, including people living with disability.

Due to our limited budget and resources, we have selected this venue as the most suitable option available to us. As the venue operates as a public cinema, we work closely with the cinema team and rely on their advice regarding the accessibility features and facilities available at the venue.

We understand that accessibility needs are different for everyone. If you have specific accessibility requirements or would like to discuss your needs before attending, please contact us. We will do our best, within our available resources and in consultation with the venue, to support your participation and make your festival experience as welcoming as possible.

Thank you for your understanding and for supporting our commitment to diversity, inclusion and accessible cinema.