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More diverse stories will give the audiences a richer and more reflective picture of contemporary Australia.
This is AFDIF.
02/06/2026
SUBMIT YOUR FILMS for AFDIF 2026
AFDIF Film Festival We will showcase those screenplays that represent cultural diversity, the underrepresented and include minority groups in our communities. We are looking ...
True representation isn’t just about being visible, it’s about feeling seen, heard and valued. This is why representation matters.
Next up, we took this question to the public and the answers didn’t disappoint.
Different stories. Different voices. Different perspectives. That’s what makes Australian cinema worth watching.
This week, our interns hit the streets to ask people what they actually think about the Australian film industry, from representation to the kinds of stories we want to see more of 🎥
We’ve been proud to welcome talented young filmmakers and media students from Adelaide University to complete internships with us 🎬✨
This year, the students have initiated conversations gathering valuable insights into representation, storytelling, diversity, and the future of Australian screen culture.
We’re excited to support the next generation of creatives as they bring fresh perspectives, bold ideas, and meaningful conversations to the industry. Stay tuned for more from this inspiring project!
19/05/2026
Speaking on authentic representation in film, Kasiani Koutris emphasised the value of personal connection in storytelling 💬
18/05/2026
We’re focused on discovering talent and giving them a platform to be seen, heard, and supported.
Amani, 15 yrs old, is a great example of this journey. She was first given space to share her work at the AFDIF Short Film Night, and now she has delivered her first live performance at African Communities Council of South Australia in front of leaders.
Nadia Clancy MP Zoe Bettison MP Mayor Angela Evans, City of Charles Sturt; Mayor Glenn Docherty, City of Playford; Mayor Michael Coxon, City of West Torrens ; Mirsia Bunjaku, CEO of Australian Migrant Resource Centre Denis Yengi ; Yogi Devgan, Quin Tran Stephen Tongun
This is exactly why AFDIF exists.
Step by step, opportunity by opportunity, we are building a pathway for the next generation of diverse artists to grow, create, and lead.
Amani, we’re really looking forward to seeing your work on the big screen one day!
10/05/2026
Always inspired hearing Emmanuel Kei speak about the power of creativity and community.
Huge thank you to Emmanuel Kei for taking the next step by collaborating with AFDIF.
The way art, culture and storytelling can genuinely bring people together. Keep inspiring the generation by creating a space like this!
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