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22.01.2022 It took a huge amount of self-belief to make the film this way and huge amount of support from the Queer community, who I made this film for. Director of Ellie & Abbie (& Ellie’s Dead Aunt), Monica Zanetti, partly crowdfunded her latest feature, which allowed her to ensure queer representation across the cast and crew. Ellie & Abbie screened as a MIFF 68 Program Spotlight. Watch our full post-screening Q&A with Zanetti, co-stars Terakes and Sophie Hawkshaw and MIFF Program...mer Kate Fitzpatrick. Presented by Up Banking

17.01.2022 Submissions are open now for MIFF 2021 and we're looking for great stories, unique artistic visions and different points of view things we’ve never seen before! Need some inspiration? Watch MIFF 68 submission All Cats Are Gray in the Dark for free now, via the The New York Times For full submissions regulations and to submit your film visit https://miff.com.au/submissions/

14.01.2022 It's easy to see Riz Ahmed’s real-life rap background shining through as both star and co-writer of Mogul Mowgli, a Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival FIPRESCI Prizewinning film about a rapper whose dreams of global fame are foiled by an autoimmune disease. Mogul Mowgli screened as part of the MIFF 68 program. In this post-screening Q&A, Ahmed sits down for a virtual chat with MIFF Programmer Kate Fitzpatrick.

08.01.2022 In this MIFF Talks event, a panel of filmmakers, screen practitioners and critics discuss what it’s like to try and capture current movements, protests and political shifts on both the big and small screens. Moderated by Larissa Behrendt and featuring filmmaker Shalini Kantayya, Netflix director of local originals Que Minh Luu and festival ambassador Steven Oliver Official. Presented in partnership with The University of Melbourne

08.01.2022 From the expressive to the experimental, we are looking for a rich and inclusive program from a range of filmmakers for MIFF 2021, and the January submissions window is open now. For full submissions regulations and to submit your film, XR work or episodic content visit https://miff.com.au/submissions Image: MIFF 68 feature film submission The Plastic House