This Cannes Best Director–winning Asian odyssey spectacularly mashes up time and place, genre and form, to transport audiences somewhere sublime.
An awarded and acclaimed cornucopia from directors known and new.
Francis Ford Coppola’s star-studded, largely self-funded, 40-years-in-the-making passion project arrives at MIFF in all its loopy, maximalist glory.
A powerful, queer-focused story about a Palestinian family who are forced to make an impossible choice.
A moving, beautifully shot portrait of two trans women on a road trip across Greece.
A superstitious widow confronts her mortality after human remains are discovered at her neighbour’s house.
A poignant glimpse of the bond between a father and his teenage daughter at the height of the Iran–Iraq war.
A visually striking meditation on motherhood as a young woman goes to extraordinary lengths to help her pregnant mother.
In this Sundance award-winner, race and class complicate the transaction between a wealthy couple and the scrap dealers they invite to their mansion.
Animal Kingdom star Leila George rejoins her mother Greta Scacchi in this devastating Australian drama about a family riven by drug addiction.
A gigantic brain in a forest, masturbating bog zombies, Cate Blanchett, Alicia Vikander and Charles Dance collide in Guy Maddin’s audacious latest.
A taciturn loner and a stray dog bond in this beautiful tale of cross-species kindred spirits set against widescreen images of the Gobi Desert.
This raucous ‘mom-com’, written by star Ilana Glazer (Broad City), delivers a bundle of joy from the slapstick indignities of impending motherhood.
A self-loathing, alcoholic artist realises that social justice is one thing – and widespread town carnage is quite another.