Stories on screen.
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Our StoryHeld in Yuin Country on the NSW South Coast, this not-for-profit festival brings communities together through screenings, conversation, and shared cultural experience.
SFNFF showcases works by First Nations filmmakers from across Australia while supporting truth-telling, connection, and contemporary Indigenous creative voices.
Alongside the annual festival program, SFNFF supports workshops, special screenings, and community-based storytelling initiatives throughout the year.
The festival continues to grow as a space for film, culture, learning, and connection across the NSW South Coast.
The Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival celebrates
First Nations storytelling through film.
Our JourneyFestival Journey
2024
First Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival launched at Huskisson Pictures.
2025
Expanded screenings, filmmaking workshops, and international cultural exchange programs.
Who We Are Committee 2025–2026
Officer Bearers:
Uncle Gerry Moore OAM — President
Colin Moore, Traditional Custodian — Vice President
Laura Sansonetti — Treasurer
Julienne McKay — Secretary/Public Officer
Dr Mike Clear — Grants Officer
Committee members:
Social media - Kerrina Swords, Julie Cunningham, Luke McLeod Ebsworth
Grants - Kathy Richardson, Megan JobsonCommunity liaison - Roger Hart
Support the Festival
The Shoalhaven First Nations Film Festival creates space for First Nations stories to be shared through film, conversation, and community.
Through screenings, workshops, and support for emerging storytellers, we help preserve and amplify stories, Culture, language, and connection to Country.
Film has a unique ability to open hearts, deepen understanding, and bring people together.
As a not-for-profit organisation, we rely on community support. Your donation helps us keep ticket prices affordable, support future filmmakers, and continue creating welcoming festival experiences where stories can be shared, discussed, and celebrated.