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GCFF26 Closing Night: Don't Be Prey

DON'T BE PREY

Gold Coast Film Festival Closing Night

Sun 3 May, Red Carpet from 5:00pm | In Cinema Formalities 6:30pm
DON'T BE PREY
Session Times

DON'T BE PREY

Just like we opened with a bang, of course, we’ll go out with one!

After 12 days of soaking up gorgeous Gold Coast weather and inspirational films, we’ll have one final hurrah, watching ordinary people do extraordinary things with the Australia Premiere of DON'T BE PREY.

DON'T BE PREY is an edge-of-your-seat adventure into one man’s fight to reclaim his life by taking on the world’s most dangerous marathon swims, the Oceans Seven. Featuring unforgettable characters, raw vulnerability and breathtaking ocean feats, it’s a gripping, uplifting journey of resilience, reinvention and what it really takes to survive.

The Closing Night celebration of the 2026 Gold Coast Film Festival is only possible thanks to the support of our Major Partners Screen Queensland, Invest Gold Coast, Tourism and Events Queensland along with venue partner HOTA, Home of the Arts.

Dates
Sun 3 May, Red Carpet from 5:00pm |
In Cinema Formalities 6:30pm
Director
Jeff Tseng
Genre
Documentary
Warnings
Unclassified 15+
Duration
91 mins
Year: 2025
Country: Australia
Languages
English
Cast
Mark Sowerby, Tim Denyer, Steven Munatones
Tickets
Admission $50
(No Free HOTA Tickets)
Accessibility
HI - Hearing Impaired listening assistive headsets are available for this film.
(Limited number of devices)

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