Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
An interactive and surrealist voyage into the mind of a father experiencing aphasia.
Exec-produced by Jesse Eisenberg, this stranger-than-fiction doc recounts how a 2000s artist collective spent four years living in a shopping mall.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
Legendary Australian musician Warren Ellis takes us on a guided tour through his world and one very special animal sanctuary.
Personal Shopper director Olivier Assayas proves it is possible to make a beautiful lockdown-set film in this bittersweet, intimate comedy.
In this Cannes Critics’ Week Grand Prize winner, an enigmatic young man yearns to belong with his disabled besties – but he’s not quite like them.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
An interactive and surrealist voyage into the mind of a father experiencing aphasia.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
An interactive and surrealist voyage into the mind of a father experiencing aphasia.
Two XR works – one portraying the trap of greener pastures, the other framing the body as landscape – present novel takes on the here-and-now.
Bear witness to an ageing queer man’s recollections as he reconstructs his life from memories that are slowly fading away.
Join a mysterious guide through a double world that straddles time periods, realities and scales of matter.
A young boy orphaned by the cartel is up against inheriting a life of crime in this coming-of-age story from an award-winning Mexican filmmaking duo.
In this evocative and ethereal mystery, a soothsaying matriarch wrestles with the darkness when her jihadist son returns from Syria.
Remarkable short-form favourites from Cannes, Berlin, Tribeca and more.
The first Indian film to screen in Cannes competition in 30 years is a sensuous tale of two nurses, their romances and a mystical trip to the coast.
Winner of the Cannes Short Film Palme d’Or, this razor-sharp, ultra-tense standoff offers a cinematic tribute to a real wartime figure.
A student at an all-girls boarding school is incredibly devoted to God. Or is it just to saintly Sister Agnes?
The Berlinale’s Silver Bear Jury Prize (Short Film) winner is a shrine to fading memories from the director’s own childhood.
Part social-realist drama, part thriller, this workplace portrait depicts the pressure-cooker stresses of an overworked construction site.
From Cannes Critics’ Week, this austere but affecting drama portrays religious superstition colliding with the harsh realities of rural life.
Winner of two Sundance awards, this moving documentary traces a young man’s exploits in a virtual world amid the restrictions of his physical life.
Film buffs ahoy! Alexei Toliopoulos is coming to MIFF’s Festival Hub for two nights only. His encyclopedic film knowledge is unmatched … is yours?
This Cannes Best Director–winning Asian odyssey spectacularly mashes up time and place, genre and form, to transport audiences somewhere sublime.
This double-Sundance-winning semi-autobiographical film surveys a coming of age marked by Myspace and Motorola flip phones during the 2000s.
Sarah Snook lends her voice alongside Kodi Smit-McPhee, Magda Szubanski, Eric Bana and Jacki Weaver in the second claymation feature from Adam Elliot.
In this brutally hilarious black comedy, an Aussie teen’s coma is her family’s time to shine.
Sarah Snook lends her voice alongside Kodi Smit-McPhee, Magda Szubanski, Eric Bana and Jacki Weaver in the second claymation feature from Adam Elliot.