MIFF Autumn Screenings
MIFF Autumn Screenings
Bunjil Place Outdoor Screen
15,16, 22 & 23 March
The Melbourne International Film Festival returns in 2025! Over four nights experience one of the world's oldest and largest film festivals under the stars in the Bunjil Place Plaza. With a fabulous Australian and International MIFF film program, complete with live performances, Q&As, delicious menu and complimentary drink on arrival this is an outdoor cinematic experience not to be missed! Fear not, if the weather turns the event will be brought indoors.
Tickets are just $10 per night, or $35 for all 4 nights – and include a complimentary drink on arrival!
Tickets on sale soon.
Saturday 15 March, 7.00 pm
Queens of Concrete
Sunday 16 March, 7.00 pm
MIFF Shorts
Saturday 22 March, 7.00 pm
My Favourite Cake
Sunday 23 March, 7.00 pm
Like My Brother
Queens of Concrete
Saturday 15 March, 7.00 pm
Three Australian girls seek the ultimate success in the world of competitive skateboarding while sliding into an adolescence without handrails. Big dreams wrestle bitter truths as they pursue Olympic history. Shot over seven years, this coming-of-age documentary chronicles the journey from childhood to adulthood and the moments that define us.
MIFF Shorts
Sunday 16 March, 7.00 pm
Immerse yourself in a curated collection of eccentric short narratives that wrestle with identity and belonging. Experience colourful and thought-provoking stories that include the exploits of an Indigenous one-woman wrecking crew seeking justice, a sibling rivalry fuelled by the ever present need to feel included, and a trio of individuals each searching for a shared feeling of connection amongst an urban landscape.
My Favourite Cake
Saturday 22 March, 7.00pm
This tender and funny yet politically daring, this double-Berlinale-winning late-life romance is guaranteed to steal your heart. My Favourite Cake is warm, charming and incisive in its depiction of older women’s inner lives, set against the backdrop of a country with strict rules and restrictions, especially when it comes to the rights and freedoms of women. Beautifully delicate and nuanced, My Favourite Cake explores themes of love, regret and second chances.
Like My Bother
Sunday 23 March, 7.00 pm
An inspiring coming-of-age story following Rina, Freda, Julianna and Jess on their journey from the community of the Tiwi to Melbourne and a return to their island home, as they dare to dream of becoming stars of Aussie Rules football. A story of sport as a force for change and a bridge between worlds.
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