Lorin Clarke speaks about the challenges of documentary storytelling, the changing cultural footprint of television and her own journey in making the film.

Director Maria Angelico and cinematographer Zoe Coldham discuss their affectionate and often very funny documentary portrait of men bonding over a shared passion.

Recent VCA graduates Ravi Chand and Sara Norman talk to MIFF about their film Coconut, a short comedy screening in the 2025 VCA Film and Television Graduate Season.

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.

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.

Critics Campus 2025 participant Amelia Leonard speaks to Alex Ross Perry about the legacy of video stores and physical media, and the homage his documentary Videoheaven pays to this lost world.

Critics Campus 2025 participant Parth Rahatekar speaks to Cactus Pears writer/director Rohan Parashuram Kanawade about cultural specificity, silence in film and the importance of going beyond the ‘queer cinema’ label.

Critics Campus 2025 participant Armani Hollindale speaks to Alexandre O. Philippe about symbolic violence, subjectivity, gender and artistic responsibility as examined in his Texas Chainsaw Massacre omnibus documentary Chain Reactions.