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Some of Britain's finest stars feature in the 2026 Russell Hobbs British Film Festival, presented by Palace. This year's festival includes a spectacular line up of dramas, diverse and illuminating documentaries, romantic comedies and more, screening November 5 - December 6 at Luna Leederville, Luna on SX, and Windsor Cinema.

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Boasting a spectacular line up of exquisite dramas, fascinating documentaries, much-loved retrospectives, comedies and more!

BFF26 Closing Night: Elsinore

BFF26: 500 Miles

BFF26: A Long Winter

BFF26: A Talent for Murder

BFF26: Bad Apples

BFF26 Special Presentation: Ink

BFF26: Borges and Me

BFF26: Butterfly Stroke

BFF26: California Schemin'

BFF26: Everybody to Kenmure Street

BFF26: Extra Geography

BFF26: Flavia

BFF26: Frank and Percy

BFF26 Queen at Sea

BFF26: Hamlet

BFF26: Hill

BFF26: Last Orders

BFF26: Mother's Pride

BFF26: My Duchess

BFF26: Once Upon a Time in a Cinema

BFF26: Parky

BFF26: Prima Facie

BFF26: Savage House

BFF26: Shirley Valentine

BFF26: Sunny Dancer

BFF26: Tender Loving Care

BFF26: Onwards & Sideways

BFF26: The French Lieutenant's Woman

BFF26 Onwards and Sideways [don't publish]

BFF26: The Incomer

BFF26: The Lost Children of Tuam

BFF26: The Man Who Fell to Earth

BFF26: The Three Urns

BFF26: The Uprising

BFF26: The Match

BFF26: Virginia Woolf's Night and Day

BFF26 Opening Night Tipple: My Duchess

BFF26 Opening Night Reception: My Duchess

BFF26 Mystery Mixer: A Talent for Murder 

BFF26 Centrepiece Premiere: Prima Facie

Returning November 5 - December 6 to Luna Palace Cinemas.

2026 British Film Festival

, celebrating the very best of Polish cinema. Featuring Australian premieres, award-winning festival favourites and a special presentation of a cinematic classic, the festival screens at Luna Palace Cinemas from October 25 to December 10.

, a spectacular new adaptation of beloved literary masterpiece — a sweeping story of love, ambition, money and social class. Starring in the lead roles are Marcin Dorociński (

The Queen’s Gambit, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckonin

), alongside the long-awaited return of Marek Kondrat and an extraordinary ensemble of Poland’s leading actors, including Agata Kulesza (

Set in Warsaw at the end of the 19th century, this lavish period romance brings the city vividly to life, following wealthy merchant Wokulski as he enters the world of the aristocracy in pursuit of the woman he loves.

Inspired by Nobel Prize-winning author Olga Tokarczuk, 

 - a gripping political thriller starring Academy Award nominee 

). Set on the eve of martial law in Poland, Kasia Adamik’s atmospheric film premiered at Toronto and was selected as the closing film of the San Sebastián International Film Festival.

 follows four teenage altar boys who, frustrated by the indifference of adults towards social injustice, decide to take matters into their own hands. Funny, rebellious and unexpectedly moving, the film explores friendship, faith and the difficult transition into adulthood.

a brand-new Polish-Greek co-production, making its first festival appearances alongside its Polish theatrical release, starring Filip Pławiak, with acclaimed  Bosnian actor 

) and Iranian Berlinale-winning actress 

). This poignant road movie, with humour woven throughout, follows a Greek father and his Polish-Greek son as they reunite after decades apart and embark on an unexpected journey across Europe in an old Polonez.

, marking the centenary of the celebrated filmmaker’s and Honorary Academy Award recipient’s birth, the Festival will screen his 1958 masterpiece 

. Winner of the FIPRESCI Prize at Venice in 1959, the film remains one of the defining works of Polish cinema and has long been admired by filmmakers around the world, including Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola.

Audience Award at the Trieste Film Festival

- a raw and intimate portrait of brotherhood, resilience and adolescence under pressure. The Festival concludes with the Australian Premiere of 

, a charming comedy-drama inspired by the true story of 

 and the mermaid he famously drew on the wall of a Warsaw apartment.

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