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25/06/2026
Get your monthly fix of independent short films at KINO OUT WEST #16. Screening at ACE on Thursday, July 2, come along for a night of short films, Q&A with the filmmakers, live music from RUKI and film trivia with hot prizes to be won.
Not only that, but your tickets comes with complimentary popcorn, soft drink and sweet treats to keep you cosy while you watch. Tickets are $15 entry or $10 student & pensioner, available via the link in bio or at the door.
Want your film screened? Submissions close Wednesday, July 1 at midnight! Come be part of our monthly ‘open-mic’ short film screening night.
23/06/2026
Get your films into our upcoming screenings at:
- ACE on Thursday, July 2nd
- Petersham Bowling Club on Wednesday, July 15th
Open to all filmmakers. This open-mic film night is a great night to share your work with fellow creatives.
Get those films in! Submission form is accessible through the link in our bio.
17/06/2026
On tonight at Petersham Bowling Club is ‘What the f…!’ by Jim Winton Porter - Jim Winton Porter - a short film about an older man that finds unexpected support as he comes to terms with grief.
Doors open at 7pm with live music kicking off the night before we delve into short films.
Tickets available at the door or through the link in our bio.
16/06/2026
Screening at Petersham Bowling Club this Wednesday is ‘Hawkshaw’ by Sage Godrei Sage Godrei
Hawkshaw follows a private investigator who is hired for a job by a mysterious client.
Doors open at 7pm, with live music kicking off the night before we delve into films.
Tickets available at the door. For more info, head to the link in our bio.
10/06/2026
Exactly a week away till our next screening at with short films, live music from and classic pub food and craft beers to lap up.
So why not continue your film watching marathon after the closure of and come along to Kino. We’re an ‘open-mic’ short film screening night for local filmmakers to share their work and mingle.
Submissions are open to all filmmakers, closing the night before the screening.
For more info, head to the link in our bio.
04/06/2026
Get the chance to win a gift voucher to and double passes to Kino screenings tonight when we do film trivia.
Doors open at 7pm tonight at with live music, short films and complimentary soft drinks, chocolates and popcorn. You can’t get that anywhere else.
04/06/2026
Feel like watching aliens attack earth? Then come along to tonight to watch the joyful animation ’Guardians of Space for Joy Time’ by our host, Chris Hale.
Doors open at 7pm, kicking off with live music from before we delve into short films around 7.45pm, with complimentary popcorn, soft drinks and chocolate.
Tickets available at the door or through the link in our bio.
02/06/2026
Flashback to our 13th Western Sydney short film screening night at
With an array of short films from talented filmmakers, sharing new and old films, it’s always a treat to see what magical worlds filmmakers create.
Our next screening at is in two days on Thursday, June 4th from 7pm.
will be gracing the stage before we delve into short films. If you’re a filmmaker, there’s still time to submit your film to our monthly ‘open-mic’ short film screening night.
For more info on the event, head to the link in our bio.
02/06/2026
This Thursday at our screening at we will be serving up complementary popcorn with your admission ticket as unfortunately there won’t be a food truck on site at our next screening. If you’re feeling extra hungry though, feel free to grab take away and eat it in the venue.
Door open at 7pm, with opening up the night with live music, before we delve into films around 7.45pm.
For more info, head to the link in our bio.
28/05/2026
Playing at on Thursday, June 4th is the short film ‘Borrowed Time’ by Cameron Ghannoum -
Exes Cole and Brad face off in a twisted DIY custody battle…instead of using the precious time they have led to fix their relationship.
Doors open 7pm with performing live before we delve into films.
For more info, head to the link in our bio.
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To get to Burton Street in Sydney using public transport, you can take a train to Central Station and then transfer to a bus that stops near Burton Street. Alternatively, you can take a ferry to Circular Quay and then catch a bus or walk to Burton Street.
If you prefer driving, you can take the M1 motorway towards Sydney and then follow signs for the city center. Once in the city, follow signs for Surry Hills and look for parking options along Burton Street or nearby streets. Keep in mind that parking may be limited in this area, so allow extra time to find a spot.
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What people say
Kino Sydney, located on Burton Street in Sydney, is a hidden gem for filmmakers and film enthusiasts alike. This monthly open-mic night provides a platform for creatives to showcase their work in a supportive and engaging environment.
The concept behind Kino Sydney is refreshingly simple - create a film and they will screen it. This inclusive approach allows anyone with a passion for filmmaking to participate and share their stories with an eager audience. The screening dates lined up for 2023 offer multiple opportunities throughout the year for filmmakers to showcase their work and connect with like-minded individuals.
What sets Kino Sydney apart is not just the opportunity to screen films but also the vibrant atmosphere it creates. With live music, delicious food offerings, and an affordable entry fee of $15, attendees are treated to a well-rounded experience that goes beyond just watching films.
For those who have previously screened their work at Kino Sydney, the platform offers the chance to further promote their films by uploading them on Vimeo or YouTube with specific tags. This additional exposure can help filmmakers reach a wider audience and gain valuable feedback on their projects.
Overall, Kino Sydney stands out as a welcoming community hub where creativity thrives, connections are made, and cinematic talents are celebrated. Whether you're a filmmaker looking to showcase your latest project or simply someone who appreciates independent cinema, Kino Sydney is definitely worth checking out.
