Indian stories. Australian screens.
Indian films for Geelong
Discover films your community would like to watch together in Geelong, VIC. A free pledge helps build a picture of local interest.
These are catalogue films and expressions of community interest. A release date does not establish a local session. Cinema admission and tickets are arranged separately.
Community film interestHindi Geelong
The Vvaan
Catalogue release: 2026-09-25
Community film interestTamil Geelong
Meesaya Murukku 2
Catalogue release: 2026-09-25
Community film interestHindi Geelong
Don't Be Shy!
Catalogue release: 2026-09-25
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Lutt Mubarak
Catalogue release: 2026-09-25
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Tutt Paini English Ne
Catalogue release: 2026-09-25
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Beej
Catalogue release: 2026-09-22
Community film interestHindi Geelong
SONG OF MY MOTHER'S SOUL
Catalogue release: 2026-09-26
Community film interestHindi Geelong
Ek Kavita
Catalogue release: 2026-09-20
Community film interestHindi Geelong
Hari Ka Om
Catalogue release: 2026-09-18
Community film interestTelugu Geelong
Happy Journey
Catalogue release: 2026-09-18
Community film interestTelugu Geelong
Anumana Pakshi
Catalogue release: 2026-09-18
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Mitti De Putt
Catalogue release: 2026-09-18
Community film interestMalayalam Geelong
Daivathaan Kunnu
Catalogue release: 2026-09-18
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Lahukheda
Catalogue release: 2026-09-16
Community film interestPunjabi Geelong
Kankvanni
Catalogue release: 2026-09-15
Community film interestTelugu Geelong
Mahendragiri Varahi
Catalogue release: 2026-09-11
Community film interestTelugu Geelong
Aanandham Sadha Neetho
Catalogue release: 2026-09-11
A film night begins with the community
Language, travel, timing and accessibility can all shape whether a cinema visit works for someone. WeTalkFilms gives people in Geelong a way to express which Indian films they would attend locally, and to share a campaign with friends or community organisations.
A pledge is free and records intended attendance. The next step is for an operator to discuss a suitable screen, date, distribution rights and classification with the relevant partners. Reaching a community target does not automatically confirm a screening.
How to take part
Choose a film, open its campaign and check the selected town. Signed-in members can express interest for up to four people and share their preferred time. You can also follow a film without adding seats to its demand count. Any cinema ticket or admission arrangements are communicated separately once a session is confirmed.