Melbourne Film Festival

There’s a really interesting disconnect between people who are famous and what it is exactly they are famous for. Jawline premiered at The Melbourne...

Review – The Dead Don’t Die – MIFF 2019

Sure, there are decades of zombie films. And there’s even more than one with Bill Murray. But there’s never been a Zombie film like...

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Review – Okko’s Inn – MIFF 2019

When an animation manages to provide enough entertainment for children as much as it does for adults, it transports the viewer to a unique...

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Melbourne International Film Festival 2019

It's about seeing 60 films in 18 days and living to tell the tale.Al Cossar - MIFF Artistic Director. The Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF)...

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