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Post-screening Q&A: Mogul Mowgli
MIFF Programmer Kate Fitzpatrick speaks to Mogul Mowgli co-screenwriter and star Riz Ahmed following the film’s screening as part of MIFF 68½.
Post-screening Q&A: Ellie & Abbie (& Ellie’s Dead Aunt)
MIFF Programmer Kate Fitzpatrick speaks to Ellie & Abbie (& Ellie’s Dead Aunt) director Monica Zanetti and co-stars Sophie Hawkshaw and Zoe Terakes.
MIFF Talks: Art of the Score: The Film Music of Jóhann Jóhannsson
A live presentation of the film-soundtrack podcast Art of the Score, dissecting the work of composer Jóhann Jóhannsson (Arrival, Last and First Men).
Post-screening Q&A: Shirley
MIFF Programmer Kate Jinx speaks to the director of Shirley, Josephine Decker, following her film’s screening as part of MIFF 68½.
Post-screening Q&A: Paper Champions
MIFF Programmer Kate Fitzpatrick speaks to Paper Champions co-writer/actor Luke Saliba, co-producer/actor Erin Saliba and director Jo-Anne Brechin following their film’s screening as part of MIFF 68½.
Post-screening Q&A: Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky
Artist and educator Nathalie McLean speaks to Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky’s Steven Oliver (presenter/co-writer) and Steven McGregor (director/co-writer) following their film’s screening as part of MIFF 68½.
NYFF 2020, Three Ways
MIFF Programmers Mia Falstein-Rush, Kate Fitzpatrick and Kate Jinx share their top picks from the 2020 New York Film Festival (NYFF).
MIFF Talks: Death in Brunswick (Table Read)
This special MIFF Talks event marks the 30th anniversary of Death in Brunswick with a digital reading of the film script, directed by John Sheedy and starring Paula Arundell, Daniel Henshall and John Leary.
TIFF 2020, Three Ways
MIFF Programmers Kate Jinx, Kate Fitzpatrick and Mia Falstein-Rush ‘attended’ the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), courtesy of stable internet connections and laptop screens. Here are their highlights.
Post-screening Q&A: Wendy
MIFF Ambassador Mirrah Foulkes speaks to the director of Wendy, Benh Zeitlin, following his film’s screening as part of MIFF 68½.
The Necessity of Change: An Interview with Tania Cypriano
Critics Campus 2020 participant Merryana Salem, in conversation with Born to Be director Tania Cypriano, delves into allyship, intra-community diversity, and authentic and sensitive transgender portrayals.