The Melbourne Women in Film Festival (MWFF) has unveiled its landmark tenth-year program, marking a decade of championing women and gender-diverse filmmakers from Australia and beyond. A vital platform for female and non-binary voices on screen, the festival celebrates this milestone with a defiant lineup of world-class features, shorts and special events. Running from March…
A big thank you to Holly Groves the director of Amalgamate for taking the time to answer a few questions. Amalgamate in the Closing Night Daydream and Nightmares section of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival. The name of my film is Amalgamate. It follows a young Māori man infiltrating a new political party gaining…
A big thank you to Francesca Di Paolo for taking the time to answer some questions about Homi Homi is featured in the Next Gen Shorts section of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival. “Homi” is a short documentary focusing on Afghan refugee, Homaira Mershedi, as she takes us through her day managing her family’s restaurant in…
A big thank you to Grace Tan’s for taking the time to answer some questions about Lucky Peach. Grace’s film is featured in the Next Gen Shorts section of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival. Lucky Peach is 15-minute short film about the tensions that develop between an immigrant mother and her daughter as she prepares…
A big thank you to Le Luo for taking the time to answer some questions about Outpicker. Le Luo’s film is featured in the Freshly Squeezed Shorts 2 section of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival. Outpicker, the queer environmental short doco, which is about a Chinese queer woman, litter-picking around Victoria as a way…
A big thank you to Ava Grimshaw-Hall for taking some time to answer some questions about her debut film While We Still Have Time. We Still Have Time is featured in the 9th Melbourne Women in Film Festival
The MelbourneWomen in Film Festival (MWFF), a vital home for the championing offemale filmmakers, has today unveiled its electrifying 2025 program,