Gracie Otto has made a documentary about her beloved father,who no longer recognises himself in one of Australia’s biggest films.
From Hilde,With Love avoids Nazi film cliches while telling the story of a brave couple in 1942.
Director Bertrand Bonello is so fascinated by the French actor that he wrote his latest film for her.
The comedian is preparing for a new show,and is still stunned by how far their career has come since being catapulted to international fame with Nanette in 2018.
While many traditionalists prefer professional cameras,a smartphone festival has attracted a record number of entries.
Last year,teenage filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay completed three movies. This year,two of them will screen at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival.
The Usual Suspects changed Irish actor Gabriel Byrne’s life in an instant. His new film,Dance First,finds him happy beneath the radar.
Fifty years ago,Liliana Cavani directed one of the most controversial films ever made,but in Venice this month,the world paid tribute.
Australia’s richest film prize was awarded on Saturday night at the festival’s closing gala along with five other awards.
Bollywood star Malaika Arora begins her day with yoga,then drinks some hot water with lemon and honey.
The Melbourne International Film Festival’s virtual reality program explores the cutting edge of experimental cinema.