The Melbourne International Film Festival faces its third consecutive loss,but its inaugural CEO insists it’s not about to collapse.
From Barbenheimer to Australian horror,veteran directors are joined by rising young talents in this year’s highlights.
Australia’s richest film prize was awarded on Saturday night at the festival’s closing gala along with five other awards.
From stories of religious fervour gone horribly wrong to a quiet tale of an alien invasion,horror is having a well-deserved moment.
Once shunned by top players and poorly attended in Kooyong,the tournament’s huge transformation has been explained – and one thing was key to its success.
The Melbourne International Film Festival’s virtual reality program explores the cutting edge of experimental cinema.
This week,Greta Lee talks about her struggle to stardom and how doing things differently as an Asian-American woman led to her first leading role at age 40.
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.
Is there still life left in album covers? A MIFF documentary traces their golden legacy.
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.
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.