About us
The Alliance Française French Film Festival (AF FFF) is managed by a not-for-profit company, established in January 2024 by the Alliances Françaises of Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Its mission is to promote French-language cinema across Australia through a collaborative approach whilst safeguarding the unique identity and autonomy of each participating Alliance.
Its success is made possible by combining dedicated local engagement with strong institutional support from, in particular, the Embassy of France in Australia, whose partnership is instrumental in realising the Festival’s reach, visibility, and artistic integrity.
At the heart of its governance structure is a national Board of Directors, which guides the Festival’s strategic direction. The Board ensures that decisions align with the core values of the Alliance Française movement; promotion of the French language and culture, inclusivity, access to culture, political neutrality, and a commitment to intercultural dialogue.
National coordination is entrusted to a professional executive team led by a CEO, supported by experts in cultural programming, communications, and logistics, and closely aligned with local Alliance leadership across the country.
The results of AF FFF reflect the strength of this model — one that brings together strategic vision, cultural excellence, and grassroots engagement.
AF FFF 2025 (36th edition) in numbers :
Number of films: 42
Number of cities: 20
Number of screenings: 6,045
Number of admissions : 198,983
