
About Dry Grasses
Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan (The Wild Pear Tree) presents an ambitious epic of maladjusted male ego.
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Accelerator Shorts 1
Bold works from emerging Australian and New Zealand filmmakers.
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Art Talent Show
This dryly humorous, Wiseman-esque film about an esteemed Czech art school asks: who gets to decide what art is?
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Baba
A gripping, darkly funny portrait of a middle-aged Iranian man whose life is rapidly unravelling.
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BlackBerry
The genius and hubris of the tech industry collide in this wildly entertaining account of the dramatic rise and fall of the world’s first smartphone.
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Blond Night
A chance encounter after dark offers an autistic man a moment of transcendence.
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Cobweb
Parasite’s Song Kang-ho stars as a 1970s filmmaker-in-crisis in this chaotic comedy from the director of I Saw the Devil.
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Cold Water
Australian New Wave stalwart Bruce Spence (Stork; Mad Max 2) stars as a senile man haunted by events he can’t recall.
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Deep Sea
Heed the call of the waves and dive headfirst into this innovative and visually resplendent Chinese animation.
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From the Main Square
This multi-award-winning interactive VR experience shows the rise and fall of an entire civilisation.
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Gate Crash
‘Would you choose them as your mates?’ asks this dark and dreamlike snapshot of a teenage friendship group.
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Goodbye Julia
An engrossing moral thriller set against a nation torn in two, which won the inaugural Un Certain Regard Freedom Prize.
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Hafekasi
A 10-year-old girl becomes newly aware of her cultural identity in this impressive debut that received a Tribeca Narrative Short Special Jury Mention.
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Invincible
This deeply moving Clermont-Ferrand International Special Jury Prize winner follows a troubled teen’s last-ditch attempt at freedom.
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Iron Butterflies
In this surreal and haunting documentary, a Ukrainian filmmaker obsessively sifts through the shrapnel of the MH17 plane crash.
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I Took a Lethal Dose of Herbs
A harrowing yet hypnotic true story from the frontline of North America’s abortion debates, told through hallucinatory episodes.
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The Job
A multi-award-winning Melbourne director shows how trauma can radically reconfigure our worldview.
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Limbotopia in VR
First-time director Hsieh Wen-Yee presents a surreal trip through a post-apocalyptic Taiwan.
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Lost Country
In this tense coming-of-age drama direct from Cannes Critics’ Week, a teenage boy confronts the political injustice upheld by his mother.
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Lou
An unprecedented and enlightening chance to witness the world through an autistic child’s eyes.
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The Man Who Couldn't Leave
The winner of Venice’s Best Immersive Experience award remembers Taiwan’s political detainees.
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Marungka Tjalatjunu (Dipped in Black)
This Berlinale Silver Bear Jury Prize (Short Film) and Teddy Award for Best Short Film winner depicts a Yankunytjatjara man’s search for belonging.
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Medusa Deluxe
Scissors out! Someone literally slays at a hairdressing competition in this exuberant one-take murder mystery.
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Nanitic
A snapshot of a Vietnamese-Canadian family’s routines during its matriarch’s final days.
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O Canada! Shorts From The Maple-Leafed North
An intimate kaleidoscope of stories from the best emerging filmmakers working in Canada today.
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Rebel With a Cause - Part 1
Four First Nations trailblazers – a senator, a magistrate, a media icon and a poet – put everything on the line for a brighter future.
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The Rooster
Hugo Weaving and Phoenix Raei play a hermit and cop who form an unlikely connection amid crisis in this wonderfully weird sucker-punch of tenderness.
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Simo
The rivalry between teenage brothers reaches dangerous heights in Toronto’s 2022 Best Canadian Short winner.
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Stay Alive, My Son (Chapters 1 & 2)
A quest for personal and national healing, based on the experiences of a Khmer Rouge survivor.
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Surfacing
An immersive fairytale whose everyday heroes are mothers and children in Italian prisons.
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Terrestrial Verses
A series of formally daring vignettes about the absurdity and menace of state control in Iran, laced with both scathing irony and glimmers of hope.
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This Is Going to Be Big
A cast of neurodivergent teens prepare to come of age and hit the stage in their school’s time-travelling, John Farnham–themed musical.
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Tommy Guns
A deft exploration of the brutal scars of colonialism whose genre twists and turns give new meaning to ‘the horror of war’.
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Trouble Every Day
Claire Denis’s divisive, seductively erotic horror film rises again, with Béatrice Dalle and Vincent Gallo in all their grisly, sensuous glory.
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Turbulence: Jamais Vu
From the team behind epic environmental VR installation Gondwana comes an intimate experience of (mis)perception.
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We Used to Own Houses
Mud Crab director David Robinson-Smith returns with a stirring cine-poem about the rental crisis, starring Thom Green (Of an Age).
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