This is a list of Australian films of the 1960s. For a complete alphabetical list, see .
| width=21% | Title | width=16% | Director | width=22% | Cast | width=13% | Genre | width=28% | Notes |
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| 1960 | |||||||||
| Shadow of the Boomerang | |||||||||
| The Sundowners | Drama Feature film | Australian/British/American co-production | |||||||
| Three in a Million | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| 1961 | |||||||||
| Bungala Boys | |||||||||
| 1962 | |||||||||
| Adam and Eve | Short/Animation | ||||||||
| Bypass to Life | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Night Freighter | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| They Found a Cave | Andrew Steane | Beryl Meekin, Mervyn Wiss, Anne Davis, Christopher Horner, Peter Conrad, Michael Nation, Michael Woolford, Michael Brady, Cecily McKinley, Joseph Smith, Barbara Manning | Adventure / Family Short Feature film | ||||||
| 1963 | |||||||||
| House with a Secret | |||||||||
| The Land That Waited | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| 1964 | |||||||||
| The Dancing Class | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Forgotten Loneliness | |||||||||
| I The Aboriginal | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| 1965 | |||||||||
| Clay | Drama Feature film | Entered into the 1965 Cannes Film Festival | |||||||
| Funny Things Happen Down Under | Joe McCormick | Bruce Barry, Susanne Haworth, Ian Turpie, Olivia Newton-John, Gary Gray, David Morgan, Howard Morrison, Rodney Perlman | Drama / Family TV film | Olivia Newton-John's first film, based on a TV show called The Terrific Adventures of the Terrible Ten | |||||
| The Legend of Damien Parer | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Stronger Since The War | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| The Warning | Short | ||||||||
| 1966 | |||||||||
| Blunderball, or from Dr. Nofinger with Hate | Short/Comedy | ||||||||
| Concerto for Orchestra | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Nightwait | |||||||||
| The Story of Making the Film They're a Weird Mob | |||||||||
| They're a Weird Mob | Comedy / Drama Feature film | Based on a novel of the same title | |||||||
| 1967 | |||||||||
| Cardin in Australia | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Journey Out of Darkness | Drama / Thriller Feature film US Co-production | ||||||||
| Shades of Puffing Billy | Short/Documentary | ||||||||
| The Pudding Thieves | |||||||||
| Wheels Across a Wilderness | Documentary | ||||||||
| 1968 | |||||||||
| The Change at Groote | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| The Pictures That Moved: Australian Cinema | |||||||||
| Ride a White Horse | |||||||||
| Skindeep | |||||||||
| The Talgai Skull | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||||
| Time in Summer | |||||||||
| 1969 | |||||||||
| 2000 Weeks | Drama Feature film | Entered into the 6th Moscow International Film Festival | |||||||
| Age of Consent | Drama / Romance Feature film | ||||||||
| Color Me Dead | Tom Tryon, Carolyn Jones, Rick Jason, Penny Sugg, Sandy Harbutt, Suzy Kendall, Lyndall Moor, Tom Oliver, Barrie Chase, Margot Reid, Patricia Conolly, Reg Gillam, Michael Laurence, Peter Sumner, Tony Ward | Mystery / Thriller Feature film | |||||||
| Headland 69 | Kevin Kearney | Tully | Musical/Documentary | UBU News No. 14 April | |||||
| The Intruders | Lee Robinson | Adventure / Drama / Family Feature film(Based on the 'Skippy' TV series | aka Skippy And The Intruders / Mallacoota (Original working title) | ||||||
| It Takes All Kinds | Drama / Thriller Feature film US Co-production | ||||||||
| Phillip Adams (also wrote, produced, cinematographer) | Anthony Ward, Judy Leach, Stanley Randall, Jean Higgs, Phyllis Freeman, Gerry Humphries, Bob Cornish, Gordon Rumph, Sylvia Thredfall, Ray Watts, Claire Humphries-Hunt, Lindsay Howatt | Drama Short Feature film | AFI winner for Best Film | ||||||
| Little Jungle Boy | Adventure / Family Feature film | ||||||||
| Sampan | |||||||||
| Savage Shadows | |||||||||
| Stockman Joe | |||||||||
| Strange Holiday | Adventure / Family Feature film | ||||||||
| Thunderbolt | |||||||||
| Will Ye No' Come Back Again? | |||||||||
| You Can't See 'Round Corners | Drama Feature film | Based on 'You Can't See Round Corners' TV series (1967-1969) |