FEATURES / FIVE MUST-SEE MIFF MOVIES

The Melbourne International Film Festival is set to soar as a digital event, ensuring that for filmlovers across the Southern state and beyond, MIFF lives on in 2020 (Click here)
The Melbourne International Film Festival is set to soar as a digital event, ensuring that for filmlovers across the Southern state and beyond, MIFF lives on in 2020 (Click here)
Joe Dante's iconic 1984 creature-feature was a turning point in Hollywood film-making and the career of monster designer Chris Walas, who recounts the period in this heartwarming making-of doco (Click here)
Just when you thought it was safe to go swimming in the shallow, muddy estuaries of northern Australia (Ed: it never is), Andrew Traucki unleashes his latest creature feature (Click here)
One of Australia's favourite sons travels down the 'ageing celebrity' satirical path in his final film, with very mixed results (Click here)
One way that patrons will come back to the nation's cinemas is with fresh, unique content, and Australia's genre film festivals are nothing if not fresh and unique (Click here)
A new wave of Australian filmmaking talent has been recognised in the Director's Guild annual nomination roster (Click here)
In a year when nothing seemed certain, the 2020 SciFi Film Festival carried on and kept calm (mostly). The event is holding firm to its August 28 launch, and here are the film's to prove it (Click here)
Remember the beauty and talent of the late Kelly Preston with any one of her typically memorable performances in these great films. Vale... (Click here)
A new home-viewing platform, focussed on how mankind fills his earthbound state in the form of architecture and design, is set to bow July 31 (Click here)
One of the most adored of all Australian actresses, Joanne Samuel steps behind the camera for the first time for the teen adventure story, The Legend of The Five (Click here)
MARCHE DU FILM 2020: A version of history in which women get the credit due them for the invention of synth-pop makes for a rousing celebration of '80s music and its influence (Click here)
On the eve of World UFO Day 2020, we search to the furthest corners of the galaxy to find five films that bring the phenomenon to vivid life (Click here)
'The Breakfast Club go to Ferngully' in the new Aussie Y.A. romp that leans heavily on the ‘80s teen movie beats to soft-sell an urgent environmental message (Click here).
A new Australian horror feature plays out as a loving, bloody homage to such 90s shockers as Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer (Click here)
Director Chris Elena's acclaimed short Audio Guide was an international festival hit, but that means little when it comes to funding his follow-up film (Click here)