VCA Film and Television Graduate Season 2025

Discover the boldest new voices of Australian cinema in the VCA Film and Television Graduate Season 2025 – a free-to-view showcase featuring graduate short films from 34 final-year students at the Victorian College of the Arts. Stream via ACMI Cinema 3 until Monday 22 December.

Gift Vouchers

With the holiday season just around the corner, give an unforgettable MIFF experience to your nearest and dearest. Gift vouchers are available at any value, are valid for three years, and can be redeemed for festival tickets, passes or memberships – the perfect present for the cinephile in your life.

MIFF 2025 in Review

Discover the full story of MIFF 2025 – including program highlights, testimonials, economic impact figures and audience survey results – in the MIFF 2025 Performance & Impact Summary report, available to read and download now.

05 Nov 2025

“The Seductive Poetry of Everyday Life”: Sophie Somerville on Fwends

Fwends follows two friends over the course of a weekend in Melbourne, exploring their relationship through casual conversations, debated opinions and the tensions that emerge between them. Director Sophie Somerville talks to Vyshnavee Wijekumar about the challenges and freedoms that come with independent filmmaking.
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21 Oct 2025

MIFF Stories: Spotlight on MIFF Circle Patron Pinky Watson

MIFF Circle Patron Pinky Watson reflects on her lifelong love of cinema and the profound impact of MIFF.
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15 Sep 2025

Arranging Images: Riley Blakeway on 16mm Film, Dropbox and INFINIT3

After being selected for Accelerator Lab at MIFF 2025, Riley Blakeway speaks to MIFF about his experience of the festival, the importance of shooting on film and the important role Dropbox plays in his artistic process.
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08 Sep 2025

Unfinished Business: Charlie Shackleton on Zodiac Killer Project

Critics Campus 2025 participant Thomas Phillips speaks to director Charlie Shackleton about revitalising shelved ideas and critiquing the excesses of true crime in Zodiac Killer Project, an essayistic meta-documentary about a film he was forced to abandon.