The director of the MIFF Premiere Fund supported documentary The Eulogy spoke to us about how she became interested in the work of Geoffrey Tozer, and what it was like to work with the big personalities of Paul Keating and Richard Gill.

In anticipation of documentary Matangi/Maya/M.I.A, Vyshnavee Wijekumar gives us an insight into the controversial performer's art and activism.  Traced through her own parallel family history, Vy explores her connection to M.I.A as a fellow Sri Lankan Tamil migrant.

Wendall Thomas returns to Melbourne for more of her series unlocking the secrets of screen writing. Ahead of her arrival we asked her a few questions.

The general consensus about the ten-day 68th Berlin International Film Festival was that the real highlights were not necessarily the more prominent f...

40+ films seen, minimal sleep and maximum amounts of questionable-grade quesadillas (at altitude, thanks!) all congeal into an alpine fever-dream of f...

Fill the Handmaid's Tale-sized hole in your life with this panel discussion.Drawing on MIFF’s Sci-Fi Retrospective and other dystopian works, includin...

Congratulations to Keva York - the winner of the MIFF Critics Campus Best Essay Prize!Her piece - 'The Pet Politics in Rat Film and The Challenge' - w...

Opening this year’s festival, the MIFF Premiere Fund-supported Jungle tells the gloriously tense, real-life survival story of Yossi Ghinsberg (played...