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Melbourne International Film Festival 2024, MIFF Dates & Ticket Prices. As the name suggests, the Melbourne International Film Festival is all about celebrating international film. The MIFF’s list of events includes showcasing feature films, arthouse films, documentaries and short films.
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Jul 11, 2023 · By Patrick Frater. Sundance. The Melbourne International Film Festival has unveiled the full lineup for its 2023 edition, with “ Shayda ,” by Iranian-Australian director Noora Niasari, set as...
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When: 4–21 August. The expanded festival program will run from August 4-21 in-theatre, and August 11-28 onlineWhat: Melbourne International Film Festival is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 202218 days of premiere showcases, international features, exclusive screenings, commissioned works, panel discussions, industry events, live talks and XR experiencesWhere: MIFF’s CBD venues: ACMI, The Capitol, Forum Melbourne, Hoyts Melbourne Central, IMAX, Kino Cinema and Cinema Nova.MIFF 2022 will represent a landmark expansion for the festival as it continues to seek to establish its global reputation, recently announcing the introduction of a $140,000 grand prize for the winner of MIFF’s Best Film Award, funded by the state government. The MIFF Film Competition will be the southern hemisphere’s richest feature film competiti...
This year, 11 films within the Bright Horizons Competition will compete for the A$140,000 Best Film Award, supported by the Victorian Government through VICSCREEN. Australian director Thomas M. Wright returns with a taut true-crime thriller starring Joel Edgerton and Sean Harris, direct from Cannes Un Certain Regard competition. Building on the int...
MIFF-goers will be among the first in the world to see some of the most hotly anticipated and critically acclaimed films of the international festival circuit, with a whopping 61 titles arriving fresh from Cannes. Holy Spider Soaked in glimmering, noirish menace, Holy Spider, follows an intrepid female journalist (played by Zar Amir- Ebrahimi, who ...
MIFF’s 70th festival will commence with the World Premiere of the MIFF Premiere Fund-supported Of an Age, a tender coming-of-age feature about youth and love from rising Australian filmmaker, and MIFF Accelerator Lab alumnus, Goran Stolevski (Would You Look at Her, MIFF 2018; You Deserve Everything, MIFF 2016) who was named one of Variety’s ‘10 Dir...
After 18-days of world-class cinema, MIFF’s Closing Night Gala will feature the Australian premiere of Clean– the inspirational story of how ‘trauma cleaner’ Sandra Pankhurst responded to an unseen world with radical kindness. Premiering to acclaim at this year’s SXSW, Lachlan McLeod’s riveting feature documentary celebrates the compassion and resi...
Gondwana
Melburnians will also be able to witness the possible futures of the planet’s oldest tropical rainforest in Gondwana, a world-first durational VR installation, arriving direct from Sundance and SXSW. Australia’s own Emma Roberts and Ben Andrews’ VR experience inserts users among the ancient trees, rare animals and precious flora of the Daintree. Every 14 minutes, the environment jumps forward in time by one year – heading towards a speculative 2090 – and the longer audiences stay within Gondw...
Line-Up
The previously announced MIFF XR Commission, Line-Up, will accompany audiences throughout their festival experience this August. As imagined by local artists and long-time collaborators, Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine, MIFF attendees can meet and interact with animated cinema-going fruit bats in the queue, across festival locations and online, and learn more about the festival’s storied history. Supported and developed by artist and philanthropist Ling Ang, the Commission is an Extended R...
Sounds of the Screen: Movie Music Across Victorian Landscapes
In a special collaboration with Orchestra Victoria, Sounds of the Screen: Movie Music Across Victorian Landscapeswill offer a panorama of some of Victoria’s most iconic films through the scores that helped bring them to life. Across two acts at Hamer Hall, Orchestra Victoria will perform an exciting repertoire of exquisite film scores from the likes of Picnic at Hanging Rock, The Railway Man, Mad Max, Noise, The Dressmaker and The Legends of the Guardians.
From 4-21 August, MIFF returns with a full cinema season for the first time since 2019; across an expanded footprint, the festival will host screenings in Melbourne’s CBD and suburban sites, as well as through regional Victoria. Beyond cinemas, MIFF Play, the festival’s online streaming platform, will also return with a selection of films from the ...
Reflection
Making its Australian premiere at the 2022 festival, Reflection is the tale of one man’s experience of war and the ensuing personal fallout in post-Maidan Ukraine. Nominated for Venice’s Golden Lion, Reflection is Valentyn Vasyanovych’s exquisite follow-up to the award-winning Atlantis(MIFF 2020) and features a portrayal of subtle power from lead actor Roman Lutskyi.
The Plains
Feted at Cinéma du Réel and Rotterdam – as only the second Australian title to ever vie for the Tiger Award) – Australian docu-drama, The Plains, is a road movie that unfolds on its own unique existential path. This hypnotic, wholly original feature debut from David Easteal is a fascinating look at the rhythms of daily life and our unexpected moments of connection.
Alcarràs
Winner of the 2022 Golden Bear for Best Film, Alcarràs, is a bittersweet, sun-drenched paean to family and tradition in the face of upheaval. Catalonian writer/director Carla Simón (Summer 1993) employs a non-professional cast in this semi-fictionalised tale of a family facing eviction from the orchard they’ve lovingly tended for generations.
When: 12–21 August What: While there haven’t been any confirmed plans to take MIFF to outer-suburban cinemas that we’ve seen, for two weekends (plus some bonus dates at The Astor), you can watch select MIFF films in some of Melbourne’s best independent theatres across the inner-suburbs, plus a very solid range of theatres in regional Victoria, cove...
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Melbourne International Film Festival! It’s my pleasure to welcome you to the 71st Melbourne International Film Festival. Victoria is the cultural capital of Australia. In no small way, that’s because of internationally celebrated events like MIFF drawing in thousands of visitors from across our state – and the country.
Africa & Middle East Animation Asia Pacific Australian Films Bright Horizons Critical Condition Director in Focus: Argento Restored Director in Focus: Safi Faye Documentaries Europe & UK Experimentations Fulldome Showcases Headliners International Latin America MIFF Schools MIFF Shorts MIFF Talks MIFF XR Music on Film Night Shift North America ...
When is the Melbourne International Film Festival? Running between August 3 and 20, MIFF will include 18 days of in-cinema programming with star-studded events, world premiere screenings,...
300 (approx.) Website. Official website. The Melbourne International Film Festival ( MIFF) is an annual film festival held over three weeks in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It was founded in 1952 and is one of the oldest film festivals in the world following the founding of the Venice Film Festival in 1932, Cannes Film Festival in 1939 and ...
