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Documentary Screenings Melbourne

Explore documentary events and join Melbourne's vibrant film community.

Back to Bonegilla - Albury Regional Weekend Trip

Fri, Nov 6, 11:30 AM
From Travelling Social Group for Men and Women 50 Plus
4.6
7 attendees

CARBON - Preview

Sat, Nov 7, 8:30 AM
From Melbourne Culture Vultures
4.6
2 attendees
Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny

Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny

Sun, Nov 15, 12:45 AM
From Humanists Melbourne (Naarm)
4.6

Please join us for a screening of "Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny" at Classic Cinemas in Elsternwick followed by lunch and discussion. You need to book tickets directly and can first become a member ([Join the Club](https://www.classiccinemas.com.au/join-the-club) FREE option is available) at Classic Cinemas to [book for the 12:00pm session](https://www.classiccinemas.com.au/tickets?c=0000000002&s=129467). Please book soon as film festival movies like this can be popular. Member tickets and concessions are $22 while (non-member) adult tickets are $28 each. Classic Cinemas are over the road from Elsternwick Train station and there are trams along Glenhuntly Road near the corner or Gordon St. We can meet in the foyer at 11:45am for the midday film. We can email, text or speak beforehand: melbourne@humanistsaustralia.org - contact Akiva on 0411 255 158. **Humanism** supports peace, democracy, the rule of law and universal human rights. **[Humanists Australia](https://www.humanistsaustralia.org/)** seeks to educate people about humanism to lead an ethical, meaningful and fulfilling life. **Australian Premiere** One of the foremost thinkers of the twentieth century, the German-American philosopher Hannah Arendt transformed her time as a political prisoner during World War II into daring insights about the human condition, the banality of evil and totalitarianism. This new documentary tells the story of Arendt’s life and work using first person accounts from Arendt, brought to vivid life with voiceover from acclaimed actress Nina Hoss, plus accounts from her friends and colleagues and new interviews with scholars and students of Arendt. They trace her resistance against the Nazi regime, her work to help Jewish children escape to Palestine, her complex 50-year relationship with German philosopher Martin Heidegger, and her time in a prisoner of war camp before fleeing to the United States. Today, as authoritarianism rises and threatens democratic institutions, Arendt’s works, including the landmark ***The Origins of Totalitarianism***, have topped best seller lists around the world, and her warning that “we must face what is happening now” rings truer than ever. The film will be preceded by a video introduction from Dr Simon Holloway from the Melbourne Holocaust Museum.

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4 attendees
Free Pranic Healing Treatments

Free Pranic Healing Treatments

Fri, Nov 13, 11:00 PM
From Meditation on Twin Hearts & Free Pranic Healing Clinic
4.8

You are invited to join us at our Free Pranic Healing Clinic for wellbeing on Saturday 14th November between 10am - 1pm, at Calma Spa & Skin Clinic, Armadale. The treatment is designed to support your wellbeing by increasing relaxation, reducing stress and to experience the benefits of Pranic Healing, a non touch energy treatment. Benefits may include: · Reduction / removal of aches and pains · Reduction of stress and anxiety · Increased happiness Connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for health, well-being, and using the power of energy to improve your life. Through healing and techniques you can balance and restore your energy, which may result in improved overall well-being. Pop in any time throughout the clinic time for a free mini treatment. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the fascinating world of energy healing with us! For more details visit: www.phwn.com.au Inquiries welcome, email: info@phwn.com.au

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2 attendees
Godzilla Minus Zero at IMAX

Godzilla Minus Zero at IMAX

Tue, Nov 10, 6:45 AM
From Melbourne Social
4.9

Join me for Godzilla Minus Zero on the giant screen at IMAX Melbourne! This is director Takashi Yamazaki's follow-up to the Oscar-winning Godzilla Minus One, picking up in 1949, two years after the first film. It's also the first Japanese production ever Filmed For IMAX, so it doesn't get much bigger than this. Please note: the film is presented in Japanese with English subtitles. We'll meet at the IMAX Melbourne ticket booth (inside Melbourne Museum, Carlton Gardens) at 5:45pm for a quick hello, then head in for the 5:55pm session. I'm in seat H25 – if you'd like to sit nearby, pick a seat around row H when you book. A Meetup RSVP does not include a movie ticket – please book your own directly with IMAX Melbourne. **Who this is for** * Godzilla and kaiju fans, and anyone who loved Godzilla Minus One * Anyone keen to see a big blockbuster the way it was filmed to be seen * Happy watching with subtitles (Japanese with English subtitles) * Solo attendees very welcome – the whole point is having people to watch with **Links** * Meetup start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fiaeQC2GcLt5gKB76 * Tickets (IMAX Melbourne, 5:55pm session): https://web.imaxmelbourne.com.au/order/showtimes/IMAX-23650/seats * Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMuOpaFfSp8 **Timeline** * 5:45pm – Meet at the IMAX Melbourne ticket booth and say hi * 5:55pm – Get seated and the movie starts * \~8:30pm – Movie ends and the meetup finishes (optional dinner nearby for anyone keen) **Tickets / cost** * Book your own ticket directly with IMAX Melbourne using the link above. * For reference, my adult ticket was $23 plus a $2 online booking fee. Prices vary by ticket type. * My seat is H25 – book early if you'd like a seat close by, as nearby seats may go quickly. * The film is rated M. **Bring** * Your ticket * A light layer – cinemas can feel cool **Expect** * Vibe: Relaxed and social – say hi before, watch together, chat after * Pace: Easy – a quick hello, then just over two hours in the cinema * Group style: Everyone books their own seat, so we may not all be sitting together **Important notes** * The film is in Japanese with English subtitles. * This is a casual social meetup so we can head along together – it isn't run by, affiliated with, or endorsed by IMAX Melbourne. An RSVP here isn't a ticket or guaranteed entry. * The window before the session is short. If you're running late, head straight to your seat and say hi after the film. * Please follow IMAX Melbourne's rules and staff instructions. * Dinner afterwards is optional, and everyone pays their own way. * If your plans change, please update your RSVP so numbers stay clear.

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Free Run Club (Carlton/CBD)

Free Run Club (Carlton/CBD)

Tue, Nov 10, 7:20 AM
From Fluent Fast! Free Language Conversation and Exchange.
4.4

**IMPORTANT!: Registration required!** Without registration, attendance is: $10 per person. For free entry, please register below: [https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/845bsv](https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/845bsv) **Overview:** We're a friendly, welcoming community of runners in Carlton/CBD, and everyone is welcome - from complete beginners to advanced runners, we all train together. First-timers are always welcome, so if it's your first time, come along and say hi! **Training type:** Our focus is interval training, and we keep it fun and social. **Free stuff for members!** We sometimes line up sponsorships that align with our comunity, someties it's stuff like: free protein drinks and shakes, or discounted meals - and we often head out for dinner together after a run, or for special events. **Exact location:** The exact meeting location will be emailed to you once you register, so be sure to register beforehand. **Training format / structure:** 1: Easy 800m warm-up lap 2: Dynamic stretching and strides (20min) 3: Main workout — this rotates each week (sometimes hills, but most often it invovles intervals) **Length:** The whole session runs for about 50 minutes, followed by around 10 minutes of social talking. **Register for you first attendance:** First timers are required to register: [https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/845bsv](https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/845bsv) See you there!

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps connect people around shared interests. It's perfect for finding events, like documentary screenings, happening nearby and meeting like-minded individuals.

You can search for documentary events in Melbourne on Meetup by entering the city and event type. This will help you discover local film screenings and communities.

The availability of documentary screenings in Melbourne varies. It's best to regularly check Meetup to find upcoming events curated by local film enthusiasts.

Yes, Meetup allows you to join multiple groups. This way, you can explore a variety of documentary screening meetups across different communities in Melbourne.

Documentaries of various genres are shown, depending on the group or event host. Some groups focus on specific areas, such as historical, social issues, or biographies.

Joining Meetup and browsing events are generally free, but some documentary screenings might have a ticket fee. Always check the event details for any costs.

To RSVP, find the event you're interested in and click 'RSVP'. This ensures you have a spot and also lets the organizer track attendance.

Yes, some groups welcome suggestions from members. Check the group’s guidelines or contact the organizer to discuss film suggestions.

Most screenings prefer RSVP to manage attendance, but it may not be strictly necessary for all. It's best to check each event's specific instructions.

No, events and screenings are organized by members or local groups on Meetup, not by Meetup itself.

Screenings could be either. Some organizers may host in-person events, while others might offer online screenings, especially for broader accessibility.

Meetup can't guarantee specific films, as events depend on organizers' choices. Check group previews or announcements for schedules.

Absolutely, documentary screenings often provide an informal setting to meet and chat with fellow film enthusiasts before or after the films.

No, you're not required to attend every event. You can choose which documentary screenings fit your schedule and interests.

If there's a gap in available groups, you might consider starting your community on Meetup to bring together local documentary lovers.