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Disaster Fridays

Man and woman hold onto metal pole struggling to not fly away
Two men in snow pulling a blow up boat looking scared and cold
Image of a world on fire with buildings falling and explosions
Still of two people running into a building while a wave larger than the image is coming towards the
Black and white image of woman and man standing together looking forlorn past the camera
Man and woman hold onto metal pole struggling to not fly away
Two men in snow pulling a blow up boat looking scared and cold
Image of a world on fire with buildings falling and explosions
Still of two people running into a building while a wave larger than the image is coming towards the
Black and white image of woman and man standing together looking forlorn past the camera

Overview

Think you've had a bad week?

Try outrunning a tornado, surviving a tsunami or facing the end of the world. This season, Disaster Fridays unleashes a whirlwind of cinematic catastrophe with epic storms, seismic shocks and edge-of-your-seat survival stories.

Join us for a thrilling line-up of disaster movie favourites that prove things can always get worse... and much more entertaining to watch from the comfort of your seat.

Dates

11 Sep – 30 Oct 2026
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National Film and Sound Archive of AustraliaMcCoy Circuit, Acton, Australian Capital Territory, AustraliaGet Directions
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