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MIFF 1977

Erwin Rado
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Festival Program
53 features and 92 short films were screened from 3 June to 18 June
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Program in Focus
Films of note include Budapest Tales (Szabó), Coming of Age (Sohrab Shahid Saless), Cottage Near a Wood (Menzel), Coup de Grâce (Schlöndorff), Harvest: 3000 Years (Gerima), Jonas, Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000 (Tanner), In the Realm of the Senses (Oshima), The Long Holidays of 1936 (Camino).

Featured Film 
Cantata of Chile (Humberto Solás)
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Featured Film
In the Realm of the Senses (Nagisa Oshima)
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Films

Abakanowicz

Director Shalagh McCarthy
MIFF 1977

Agueda Martinez: Our People, Our Country

Director Esperanza Vasquez
USA
MIFF 1977

BUDAPEST TALES

Budapesti mesék
Director István Szabó
MIFF 1977

Faster than the Sun

Plus vite que le soleil
Director Robert Enrico
MIFF 1977

Galaxy's Last Tape

Director Francine Winham
UK
MIFF 1977

INSIDE LOOKING OUT

Director Paul Cox
MIFF 1977

ONE MAN

Director Robin Spry
MIFF 1977

Puerto Rico: Paradise Invaded

Puerto Rico: Paradiso Invadido
Director Affonso Beato
USA
MIFF 1977

Rainbow Way

Director George Gittoes
MIFF 1977

Reunion

Director Martin Cohen
MIFF 1977

Seurat Drawings

Director Anthony M. Roland
UK
MIFF 1977

SOME WOMEN OF MARRAKECH (DISAPPEARING WORLD)

Director Melissa L. Davies
UK
MIFF 1977

THREE WOMEN

Director Robert Altman
USA
MIFF 1977

From the Festival Files

Making the Festival

The Melbourne Film Festival began as the idea of a few passionate individuals. A sub-committee, formed from delegates to the 1951 Australian Council of Film Societies film weekend, suggested that a small festival of films in the tourist town of Olinda should be held in 1952. The resulting festival was a testament to the do-it-yourself initiative of the Olinda festival committee. As some 800 festiv …
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The Living Festival

What would a festival be without its audience? There wouldn’t be a festival at all! … People are the beating heart of MIFF. It was the coming together of some 800 people in Olinda in 1952 that gave birth to the Melbourne Film Festival. Since that unanticipated outpouring of community love for film, MIFF has become an annual gathering space for film enthusiasts and the cine-curious from Melbourne …
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