The films in this year’s slate are in some of the languages commonly taught in Victorian schools (French, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish and German) and align with several Victorian Curriculum learning areas and capabilities. Tickets for in-cinema screenings, which will be held during the festival period (8–25 August), cost $13 per student – and free for teachers!
Australia’s premier screen-criticism incubator program is on the hunt for applicants. If you’re an emerging or early-career critic, keen for hands-on experience in a live festival context and available to attend MIFF on 8–25 August, we want you. Applications close 20 May.
37°South Market brings together up to 70 local and international film financiers/buyers and up to 125 screen producers from across Australia and New Zealand for four days of individually diarised meetings, screenings, B2B meetings and panel discussions. Applications close 3 June.
If you share our passion for film and for Melbourne, please consider making a donation. MIFF is a not-for-profit organisation, and any amount you can offer, great or small, will help contribute to MIFF’s endurance and future.
