Rush Tix
Enjoy $12 tickets for selected sessions
On sale from 12pm–2pm online, or anytime from 12pm at the ACMI Box Office or the cinema venue.
For the last-minute ticket buyers, those unsure which film to pick or the voracious film buff who can’t help but squeeze in one more screening, MIFF is offering on-the-day Rush Tix.
Each day at 11.30am, we’ll release a new batch of discounted Rush Tix for select films. Follow us on Instagram or join our Broadcast channel to be the first to know, or check back here for daily updates.
Rush Tix are available until the session sells out – first come, first served.
Today’s Rush Tix (for Sunday 23 August) are:
Feature
Think Good
Dir.
Géraldine Nakache
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2026
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94 mins
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France, Belgium
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French
Grounded by authentic performances, Think Good is a deft psychological thriller about the insidiousness of domestic abuse.
Feature
Holofiction
Dir.
Michal Kosakowski
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2025
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102 mins
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Germany, Austria
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No Dialogue
Drawing on thousands of films and TV shows about the Holocaust, this gripping, rigorously crafted supercut queries the ethics of representing atrocity.
Feature
My Wife Cries
Dir.
Angela Schanelec
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2026
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93 mins
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Germany
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German
The latest from leading Berlin School writer/director Angela Schanelec follows a middle-aged couple whose marriage unravels after a car accident brings a secret to light.
Feature
Goodbye, Cruel World
Dir.
Félix de Givry
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2026
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93 mins
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France
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French
In Cannes Critics’ Week’s tender, strikingly shot closing-night film, two lonely teenagers find an unlikely connection.
Feature
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
Dir.
Josef Kubota Wladyka
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2026
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122 mins
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USA
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Spanish, English, Japanese
In this magic-realist charmer that won a Sundance Directing Award, a ballroom dancer struck down by tragedy gets her feisty, flirty groove back.
Feature
Remake
Dir.
Ross McElwee
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2025
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116 mins
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USA
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English
In his most devastatingly personal work to date – awarded at Venice and True/False – veteran auto-documentarian Ross McElwee probes his home movies for insights into his son’s death.
Feature
Maddie’s Secret
Dir.
John Early
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2025
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98 mins
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USA
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English
Cult comedian John Early directs and stars as a budding foodie in this big-hearted paean to womanhood and camp TV melodramas.