Ocean Film Festival Australia 2025

Come see us at Ocean Film Festival Australia! Tangaroa Blue is teaming up with # Ocean25FilmFest to share our ocean protection mission. Visit our booth and watch captivating ocean protection stories from around the globe. Get tickets.

• Wed 5 March: Geelong
• Thur 6 March: Melbourne
• Sat 8 March: Cairns
• Thur 13 March: Townsville
• Wed 19 March: Sydney
• Thur 27 March: Warrnambool
• Fri 4 April: Perth

Dive Into the Big Blue: The 2025 Ocean Film Festival Australian Tour Kicks Off This March

The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is back in 2025, celebrating 12 incredible years of inspiring, educating, and protecting our oceans. This annual event, which has touched lives across 14 countries, will tour Australia & New Zealand starting in March, bringing the captivating beauty of the underwater world to audiences nationwide.

This year’s Australian tour promises to mesmerise audiences with a three-hour program of breathtaking visuals and compelling stories, offering a deep dive into the heart of our oceans and the lives of those who cherish them.

“This year, we are especially thrilled to showcase three incredible Australian films,” says Jemima Robinson, founder of the Ocean Film Festival World Tour. “It’s a fantastic accomplishment for Australian filmmakers to have their work celebrated alongside international stories.” The stunning “White Rock” highlights a bold conservation effort to save Australia’s Great Southern Reef by transforming the ecological crisis into sustainable solutions. The poetic and heartfelt “Goddess” offers an ode to the underwater world, inviting audiences to fall in love with the sea’s vibrant life. Meanwhile, “Astronaut in the Ocean” profiles bodyboarder Shane Ackerman, whose fearless pursuit of the waves embodies the pure joy of ocean passion. These Australian stories join an inspiring selection from around the globe.

The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is more than just a film event; it’s a celebration of our planet’s blue heart. Through its stunning cinematography and powerful narratives, the festival aims to inspire a deeper connection with the ocean and encourage audiences to take action to protect this vital ecosystem.