Special Melbourne Screening

One screening only in Melbourne

Saturday 25 July 2026, 4:00 PM - Australian Catholic University, Melbourne

Date and timeSaturday 25 July 2026
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
VenueO'Connell Lecture Theatre
ACU, 115 Victoria Parade, Melbourne
TicketsAdults $20 - Children $12
Family price $60

Science, meaning and the mystery of existence

A thought-provoking film for anyone interested in science, philosophy, faith and the remarkable intelligibility of the universe.

The Story of Everything explores the order, beauty and meaning woven into the universe - from the laws governing the stars to the extraordinary complexity of life itself.

Through striking visuals and interviews with leading scientists, philosophers and public thinkers, the film invites viewers to consider whether the discoveries of modern science point beyond themselves.

This is the only opportunity to see the documentary on the big screen in Melbourne. The screening will be followed by an informal in-theatre discussion about life, the universe and everything.

The Story of Everything documentary poster

Featuring leading voices

Meet three of the scientists and thinkers featured in the documentary.

Stephen C. Meyer

Stephen C. Meyer

Philosopher of science and bestselling author, recently featured on the Joe Rogan podcast.

John Lennox

John Lennox

Oxford mathematician and author known for his work at the intersection of science, philosophy and Christian belief.

James Tour

James Tour

Professor of chemistry, computer science, materials science and nanoengineering at Rice University.

Tickets

All are welcome. Invite your friends and family for a memorable afternoon of film and conversation.

Adult

$20

General admission.

Child

$12

For children attending with a parent or guardian.

Family offer

Family ticket

$60

Two adults plus children. Payable at the event.

Reserve by email

Venue

O'Connell Lecture Theatre
Level 2, St. Teresa of Kolkata Building
Australian Catholic University
115 Victoria Parade, Melbourne

Please allow enough time to enter the building, find the theatre and take your seat before the screening begins at 4:00 PM.

Learn more about the film

Visit the official documentary website for more information about the filmmakers, featured contributors and the questions explored in the film.