Ring Masters

11am: Cinnamon Lee, Sean O'Connell and Johannes Kuhnen will be at the opening of their exhibition of distinctive rings until 3pm. Bilk Gallery are world renowned for their immaculate designs and technical skills. Exhibition runs until November 23. bilk.com.au.

The Producers

2pm: Last day of Dramatic Productions' presentation of the Mel Brooks musical comedy about a theatrical producer and an accountant who team up to make money from a flop. Stars Daryl Somers. Gungahlin College Theatre. Also 8pm. Bookings: stagecenta.com.

Bergman-Hitchcock

7.30pm: The Canberra International Film Festival is screening the film collaborations of director Alfred Hitchcock and star Ingrid Bergman. Spellbound (1945) has Bergman as a doctor trying to protect an amnesia patient (Gregory Peck) accused of murder. It features a dream sequence designed by Salvador Dali and a flash of red at a climactic moment. On Sunday at 2pm is the 1949 Technicolor film Under Capricorn in which Bergman plays a fallen aristocrat in colonial Australia. Arc Cinema, National Film and Sound Archive. Tickets: $20/$17. ciff.com.au.

Rouge

8pm: This "circus for grown up" is a blend of acrobatics, operatic cabaret and tongue-in-cheek burlesque. The Playhouse, Canberra Theatre Centre. canberratheatrecentre.com.au or 6275 2700.

West Side Story

1pm: The classic musical about hate and romance between street gangs in New York has its final day of performances at the Canberra Theatre. Also 5.30pm. Bookings: canberratheatrecentre.com.au or 6275 2700.

Aristotle Now: Ethics

4pm: Journalist, public affairs adviser and theatre performer Michael Smith will discuss Aristotle and ethics. Aristotle said it wasn't enough to know what goodness was, the point was to be good. South Side, Lyons Scout Hall, Tooms Place. Tickets: trybooking: $10 and $8 concession beforehand or $15 and $12 concession on the day.

Arts forum

3.15pm: The Childers Group presents an arts forum, Sustainable arts practice: creativity and business at Canberra Museum and Gallery. $15. Drinks at 5.30pm. Bookings until October 31: childers2019.eventbrite.com.au.

Haunted NFSA

October 31: The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) - Canberra's former morgue - is having a horror-filled few weeks. On Thursday - Halloween! - is a haunted-house tour by Tim the Yowie Man ($25 includes drink on arrival). On Friday will be the opening of Game Masters: The Exhibition and a screening of two Australian horror movies, Razorback and Howling III: The Marsupials. More information and tickets: nfsa.gov.au.

After the Wedding (M): US remake of a Danish/Swedish film. Isabel (Michelle Williams), who runs an orphanage in India, goes to New York to meet a potential benefactor (Julianne Moore) and makes some surprising discoveries.

Beautifully Broken (M): Christian film in which an American family has life-changing encounters with Rwandan refugees.

Blinded by the Light (PG): In England in 1987, a teenager from an Asian family learns to understand his family and find his own voice through the music of American rock star Bruce Springsteen.

Cats (PG): Chinese animated film in which apartment-dwelling cat Blanket must venture into the world in search of his curious son Cape.

Pavarotti (M): Ron Howard-directed documentary about the life and career of opera star Luciano Pavarotti.

Promare (PG): Anime in which a futuristic firefighting mecha service is created to protect the world.

Promised (PG): Two young Italian children, Robert and Angela, are promised in marriage by their fathers and 21 years later are expected to follow through. Stars Paul Mercurio.

Ready or Not (MA): A young bride (Samara Weaving) joins her new husband's (Mark O'Brien) rich, eccentric family in a time-honored tradition that becomes a fight for survival.