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For the heroes of this perfectly-paced thriller, corporate sabotage isn’t terrorism: it’s “self-defence”.

Hello Dankness mainlines over 550 sources, with thousands more on the cutting room floor.

Our ten top picks as Melbourne’s glittering showcase of cinema returns.

One of the highlights of the Australian film calendar is almost upon us!

For the next 18 days, we’ll be keeping you up to date with mini MIFF reviews, news, and movie buzz from around town.

The master of unsettlingly body horror returns, with a future in which organ removal is performance art.

“Oh my god, I actually make movies now – I’m just so worried I’m gonna wake up.”

Breathtaking sophomore feature, opens MIFF with a luminous love letter to the city’s surf and suburbs.

The city itself is a special focal point of the 70th annual program, packed with soon-to-be classics.

Tiriki Onus goes on a mission to uncover the astounding history of his pioneering grandfather, Aboriginal leader Bill Onus.

A single dad is surprised to find support in an Italian migrant, in this evocative Aussie period drama.

It’s a black comedy, it’s a gang revenge crime-thriller, it’s an expose of conspiracy theories and toxic masculinity…

“Who has my pig?” Alex Wolff co-stars in this portrait of loneliness, isolation, and really delicious food.

We’re devo that the festival’s in-person screenings are cancelled, but these amazing titles take the pain away.

The late chef’s voice has been digitally reconstructed in an intimate new doco, raising questions of filmmaking ethics.

The film tells the story of troubled Australian artist Adam Cullen’s final years.

Audiences from all around Australia can check out 113 films, including 12 world premieres.

The full program for this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival, which runs from August 2 to August 19, was revealed this week. With 254 feature films, 120 shorts and 19 virtual reality experiences, the program is – in the words of the voice-over man from that old Chum ad – so chunky ya can carve it. […]