Greta Lee’s career didn’t take a conventional path. But it did lead to her dream role

Greta Lee’s career didn’t take a conventional path. But it did lead to her dream role

She’s best known for her work on Russian Doll,Girls and The Morning Show. But it’s her latest performance in the much-hyped film Past Lives that’s turning heads.

  • byRobert Ito

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You know the iconic album covers,now meet the artists behind them

You know the iconic album covers,now meet the artists behind them

Is there still life left in album covers? A MIFF documentary traces their golden legacy.

  • byMichael Dwyer
‘He’d hate it,so I’m doing it’:Telling the Michael Gudinski story

‘He’d hate it,so I’m doing it’:Telling the Michael Gudinski story

Director Paul Goldman spills the beans on the troubled journey to screen of a documentary about Mushroom group founder and Oz rock pioneer Michael Gudinski.

  • byKarl Quinn
‘I wouldn’t do it again’:The true story behind this gut-wrenching Australian film

‘I wouldn’t do it again’:The true story behind this gut-wrenching Australian film

Noora Niasari’s Shayda is a stunning debut,a deeply personal film about a mother and daughter trying to spark joy inside a women’s refuge.

  • byKarl Quinn
They’re the voice:The high-schoolers who made a John Farnham musical

They’re the voice:The high-schoolers who made a John Farnham musical

This Is Going To Be Big is a high school coming of age movie with a difference,and it’s an absolute delight.

  • byKarl Quinn
Must-see films at the Melbourne International Film Festival

Must-see films at the Melbourne International Film Festival

Our film critics choose their top films from this year’s festival.

  • byStephanie Bunbury andJake Wilson
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Southern exposure:Meet the filmmaker giving Albany a starring role

Southern exposure:Meet the filmmaker giving Albany a starring role

Adam Morris has taken the rare step of leaving the big smoke to make movies in the Great Southern,enabling him to bring something fresh to Australian cinema.

  • byMark Naglazas
Remember Blackberry and Y2K? The films exploring tech bros and their woes

Remember Blackberry and Y2K? The films exploring tech bros and their woes

Two films premiering at this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival celebrate a very specific moment in time.

  • byStephanie Bunbury
Hugo Weaving liked this film so much he stripped naked for it

Hugo Weaving liked this film so much he stripped naked for it

The Rooster came from a very dark place,but actor-turned director Mark Leonard Winter and actor-producer Geraldine Hakewill have made a film full of joy.

  • byKarl Quinn
What’s it like to work for one of cinema’s most enigmatic directors?

What’s it like to work for one of cinema’s most enigmatic directors?

Famously eccentric Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki didn’t do interviews for his new film Fallen Leaves – he left that to his actors,who reveal how he works behind the scenes.

  • byStephanie Bunbury
It takes a tiny village (recreating a Casablanca riot) to win the Sydney Film Festival competition

It takes a tiny village (recreating a Casablanca riot) to win the Sydney Film Festival competition

Moroccan director Asmae El Moudir helped her father painstakingly build a mini neighbourhood populated by small figurines to make The Mother Of All Lies.

  • byGarry Maddox