book for events

Click the name of the Event to see a schedule of sessions, and to submit a booking. Some events require payment, we accept cheques, purchase orders, or you may pay online with a credit card.

Lucky Country: Click Here to Book Now
1902 … the Australian Federation is a year old. 12-year-old Tom’s beloved father Nat has dragged him and his sister Sarah to an isolated farm at the edge of the woods. But Nat’s dream of living off the land has died and he is losing his grip on sanity. When three ex-soldiers arrive at their cabin one night, Tom, like his father, believes they are providence. ‘Your mother always said never turn away strangers, they may be angels in disguise …’

But their presence becomes more menacing when one of them reveals a secret: he's found gold. As the lure of gold infects everyone around him the cabin becomes a psychological battleground in which Tom’s loyalty is put to the ultimate test.

Screenings are currently available in:

Western Australia

Lucky Country: Click Here to Book Now

NFSA's Schools Screening Program: Click Here to Book Now

National Film and Sound Archive Schools Program

The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA), through its Education Program, offers opportunities for school students to access and engage with Australian screen culture. It celebrates the Australian film industry by bringing screenings of contemporary and classic Australian feature films, documentaries and short films to schools throughout regional Australia. These films cater specifically for both primary school and high school students. These screenings take place during school hours at local cinemas and the films screened are programmed in consultation with the local area schools.

ATOM is in partnership with the NFSA in offering this online booking system for these free school screening sessions. Click on the blue NFSA's Schools Screening Program link at the bottom of this page to see current available screenings and to book in your area now.

If your school is not able to access any screenings on offer, you can contact the National Film & Sound Archive School Screen Coordinator to discuss organizing a screening of any Australian film in your local cinema or a free screening at your school if there is no cinema nearby.

These screenings are during school hours, and are FREE.

The screenings include such titles as:

Secondary Schools:

Australian Rules (Rated M), Beneath Clouds (Rated M), The Big Steal (Rated M), Delinquents (Rated M), Lantana (Rated MA), The Man From Snowy River (Rated PG), Hating Alison Ashley (Rated PG), Breaker Morant (Rated PG), Gallipoli (Rated PG), Strictly Ballroom (Rated PG), Rabbit-Proof Fence (Rated PG), Newsfront (Rated PG), The Tracker (Rated M), Picnic at Hanging Rock (Rated PG), The Black Balloon (Rated M), Romulus, My Father (Rated M), Ten Canoes (Rated M).

Primary Schools:

Storm Boy (Rated G), Skippy and the Intruders (Rated G), No Worries (Rated G), Hildegarde (Rated G), The Magic Pudding (Rated G), The Silver Brumby (Rated G), Barney (Rated G), Elephant Tales (Rated G), Dr Plonk (Rated G), The Silly Billies Save the Circus!! (Rated G).

Screenings are currently available in:

New South Wales

NFSA's Schools Screening Program: Click Here to Book Now