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BE PART OF NAIDOC CELEBRATIONS

JULY 7 - JULY 21

Experience the power of First Nations storytelling by joining The First Nations Film Festival 2024 during National Reconciliation Week featuring a line up of films to help inspire, examine and drive discussion. All films will stream from 27 May to June 10 on our streaming platform, FanForceTV.

The #NRW2024 theme, 'Now More Than Ever', is a reminder to us all that, no matter what, the fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will – and must – continue. As we #NRW approaches,, let's honour the voices of First Nations artists and filmmakers who have used their talents to inspire change and make a difference for their communities.

BUY NAIDOC ALL ACCESS PASS

Watch Films anywhere!

All films are accessible on all devices including iOS, Android, MACs, PCs andd can stream to media boxes such as Apple TV and Chromecast.

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NAIDOC COLLECTION

5 Powerful films available from July 7 to July 21

RECONCILIATION COLLECTION

5 award winning films available from July 7 to July 21

ABOUT ALL ACCESS PASSES

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: 20% OFF

(Enter Code 20FNFF24NAIDOC before June 18. First 100 people only)


All-Access Passes are a single ticket that grants access to all 5 films of either Naidoc or Rec Week Collections. Films are available from:

July 7 -July 21 2024 for only $24.99 USD

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TICKETS FOR GROUPS

SUPPORTING THE INDIGENOUS LITERACY FOUNDATION

This year, the First Nations Film Festival is supporting and raising funds for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. The Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) is a national charity of the Australian Book Industry, working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remote Communities across Australia. They are Community-led, responding to requests from remote Communities for culturally relevant books, including early learning board books, resources, and programs to support Communities.

Audiences are be able to donate to the ILF cause HERE.


"The Indigenous Literacy Foundation is proud to be involved with the First Nations Festival. Funds donated during the festival will help us reach Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remote Communities across Australia with culturally relevant books, resources, and programs to support Communities to create and publish their stories in languages of their choice."


- Indigenous Literacy Foundation

SINGLE SCREENING PASSES

Tickets to single screenings below

THE NEW BOY - Single Ticket

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Naa Muru Gurung - Single Ticket

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Carry The Flag - Single Ticket

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Countryman - Single Ticket

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Mammung - Single Ticket

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LIMBO - Single Ticket

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The Grey Line - Single Ticket

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SERVANT OR SLAVE - Single Ticket

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CROKER ISLAND EXODUS - Single Ticket

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DIG DEEPER - Single Ticket

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FILM INK

"FANFORCE TV PRESENTS THE ‘VIRTUAL INDIGENOUS FILM FESTIVAL’ RECONCILIATION WEEK 2022"

CONCRETE PLAYGROUND

"FanForce TV is showcasing Indigenous Australian filmmaking for the fourth year in a row."

BROADSHEET

Showcasing First Nations cinematic talent with a collection of award-winning films."

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ABOUT The First Nations Film Festival

What are the Objectives of the FNFF?

FanForce TV is thrilled to present the inaugural First Nations Film Festival, a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous film and art. Our festival is committed to being an important part of community-led discussions during Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC week, and our objectives are clear: to showcase important First Nations creative work, to drive discussion of critical First Nations issues and themes, and to make films accessible to as many people as possible.

At the heart of the First Nations Film Festival is our unwavering commitment to providing a platform for First Nations creative teams and audiences to discuss films and important issues. We understand that the stories told in Indigenous cinema are powerful tools for driving social change and promoting cultural understanding. In addition to driving discussion within our community, the festival aims to drive revenue back to First Nations content creators and fundraising for relevant First Nations-led initiatives, causes, and organisations, helping to make a real difference in people's lives.

We welcome the thoughts and involvement of the community in all aspects of the festival. Whether you have a film you'd like to submit, an idea for a discussion panel, or a cause that you think would benefit from our support, we want to hear from you. Please reach out to us at contact@fan-force.com to get involved and be a part of this important event.

Join us for an unforgettable experience as we celebrate the power of Indigenous cinema and storytelling. The First Nations Film Festival is more than just a film festival - it's an opportunity for audiences to engage with important themes and ideas, to learn from one another, and to build stronger connections between communities. Together, we can make a difference and create a brighter, more inclusive future for all. We can't wait to see you there!






Frequently Asked Questions

Have any other questions? Check out the FanForce TV FAQs or contact us at fanforcetv@fan-force.com

What is The First Nations Film Festival?

FNFF is the First Nations Film Festival!


The First Nations Film Festival takes place annually on FanForce TV to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture & peoples during Reconciliation Week and Naidoc week.


First Nations Film Festival is more than just a film festival - it's an opportunity for audiences to engage with important themes and ideas, to learn from one another, and to build stronger connections between communities.

When is FNFF?

FNFF will be streaming on FanForce TV during Reconciliation Week, 30 May - 10 June and during Naidoc Week - 7 July 2024 – Sun, 14 July.

What films are being shown?

Films change every year and are announced on our social Media channels and on our website.






How can I watch?

You simple purchase an All Access Pass, Individual Film pass or Bulk ticket [For large groups], then come back during National Reconciliation Week or Naidoc Week to watch the films and participate in the live chat for Q&A screenings if there are some scheduled. Simply login to your FanForce TV account and your films will be listed for screening whenever you are ready.


Each film will be available during NRW and Naidoc and the week after so: May 27 to June 10 for NRW and July 7 to July 21 for Naidoc. You will have 48 hours to view once you have clicked on your screening.

When can I watch the films?

Each film will be available from the first day of Reconciliation week to June 10. Films for Naidoc Week will be available 7 July 2024 – 21 July 2024

Can I watch the films later?

Films are only available during National Reconciliation week and Naidoc week plus the week after. But keep in mind that once started you have 48 hours to view.


How much does it cost?

Individual Screenings: $9.99USD


All Access Pass: $24.99USD

Can I buy tickets for someone else?

Absolutely! We have Gift Cards available for purchase if you would like to gift a ticket or an All Access Pass.


Bulk ticket purchases are available for companies or organisations to distribute to staff/community members. Please contact us to arrange bulk ticket purchases.

Why are the tickets charged in US Dollars?

At present, our streaming platform is set up to process payments in USD. We understand that this may not be the most convenient option for all of our customers, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Rest assured that we are actively working on updating our system to accept payments in local currencies in the near future. In the meantime, we encourage you to use online currency converters to check the current exchange rate and determine the approximate cost of your tickets in your local currency. You can easily find the latest conversion rates by visiting https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to improve our payment options to better serve our global audience.

Why does my purchase tell me there is a longer rental period of 1 month or 3 months?

The fee for All Access Passes is a one-time payment that grants you access to all 5 films in the festival lineup. The fees for Individual Passes is a one-time payment that grants you access to one film only in the festival lineup. Once you have purchased you will be all set to watch the films once they are released.

Films for National Reconciliation week run from 12am May 27, 2024 to 11.59 pm June 10.

The films for Naidoc week run from 12am July 7, 2024 to 11.59 pm June 21

These two-week period are the official streaming window for the festival, allowing you ample time to enjoy the films at your convenience.

The 1 or 3-month rental period seen at the purchase point is simply a technical setting that enables us to offer the bundle for pre-purchase before the official release date.

It's important to note that the films shown during NAIDOC Week (July 7 to July 21, 2024) are a separate purchase and are not included in the First Nations Film Festival 2024 bundle. If you wish to view the NAIDOC Week films, you will need to make a separate purchase for that specific screening period.

To summarize:

  • The one-time payment for the First Nations Film Festival 2024 grants you access to all 5 films in the festival lineup.
  • The festival films will be available for streaming from May 27 to June 10, 2024.
  • The 3-month rental period is a technical setting to facilitate pre-purchases for the festival.
  • Films shown during NAIDOC Week (July 7 to July 21, 2024) are a separate purchase and are not included in the First Nations Film Festival 2024 bundle.

Can I purchase 1 ticket and screen to a group?

If you wish to screen the films to a group, you will need to purchase tickets plus a screening license via the Bulk purchase section. Licenses start at $300 and vary depending on the size of your group. This is to ensure that the filmmakers and rights holders are fairly compensated for their work when it is screened to a larger audience.

When making your purchase, it is important to select the correct number of people attending your screening, as well as the appropriate License for the size of your group. The available License options are:

  • Small Group License (up to 50 people): $300
  • Medium Group License (51-100 people): $550
  • Large Group License (101-200 people): $1060
  • Extra Large Group License (201-500 people): $2000

If your group size exceeds 500 people, please contact us directly at fanforcetv@fan-force.com to discuss a customized licensing solution.

Once your payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation email containing the codes needed to access your selected film(s) for screening. These codes will allow you to watch the films during the designated streaming window for the festival.

Please note that purchasing a group screening license does not extend the streaming window; the films will still only be available during the specified dates for National Reconciliation Week (May 27 to June 10, 2024) and NAIDOC Week (July 7 to July 21, 2024).

If you have any further questions about group screenings or licensing, don't hesitate to reach out to our team at fanforcetv@fan-force.com. We'll be happy to assist you in making the necessary arrangements for your group.







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