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Tamworth

29—31 August 2025

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Sat 30 August

Documentary
Sat, 30 Aug 10:30am
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
The Golden Spurtle
A crowd-pleaser set in a picturesque Scottish village where contestants from around the globe have gathered for the annual World Porridge Making Championship. CPH:DOX 2025.
Sat, 30 Aug 1pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
Deaf
A happy Spanish couple – one deaf, and one hearing – encounter strains on their tight bond when a new baby leads to drastically different experiences of parenthood. Berlinale 2025.
Sat, 30 Aug 4pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
It Was Just An Accident
Winner of the 2025 Palme d'Or and Sydney Film Prize, Jafar Panahi’s road movie thriller melds moral dilemmas, comic moments and shocking revelations to extraordinary, potent effect.
Sat, 30 Aug 7pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
The Ballad Of Wallis Island
Carey Mulligan stars in this charming comedy, in which an eccentric lottery winner bankrolls an unwitting reunion of his favourite musical duo – who happen to be former lovers.

Sun 31 August

Documentary
Sun, 31 Aug 10:30am
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
Floodland
A deeply moving story of love and loss set in the northern NSW town of Lismore, Australia’s most flooded postcode and site of the nation’s most costly climate disaster. Winner, Sustainable Future Award, Sydney Film Festival 2025.
Sun, 31 Aug 1:30pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
The President’s Cake
Winner, Caméra d'Or, Cannes 2025. A rare film from Iraq, this Cannes Director’s Fortnight selected charmer is a humorous and touching debut about a young girl’s daring quest to bake a cake in the time of Saddam Hussein.
Sun, 31 Aug 3:45pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
Racewalkers
A struggling racewalking coach finds an unlikely walking protégé in a washed-up pro baseball player in this oddball yet heartfelt buddy comedy. Winner, Slamdance Grand Jury Prize.
Sun, 31 Aug 6:30pm
Tamworth - Forum 6 Cinemas
The Love That Remains
Hlynur Pálmason follows up Godland (SFF 2022) with this tender, poignant, and delightfully surprising Cannes selection, a hilarious portrait of an Icelandic family as the parents navigate their separation. Winner, Palm Dog, Cannes 2025.

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