The costume designer,best known for her work on Sex and the City,is the subject of a new star-studded biopic.
Our film critics choose their top films from this year’s festival.
The semi-autobiographical film has been stirring up deep emotions with audiences.
Two films premiering at this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival celebrate a very specific moment in time.
The Rooster came from a very dark place,but actor-turned director Mark Leonard Winter and actor-producer Geraldine Hakewill have made a film full of joy.
Anisia Uzeyman and Saul Williams have taken home the Southern Hemisphere’s richest cash prize for their feature film,Neptune Frost,in a night of glitz and glamour at The Forum.
French filmmaker Lola Quivoron is one of 11 filmmakers vying for a $140,000 prize on Saturday. Someone really should have told her.
Linda Thompson never imagined she’d be homeless. But when her partner walked into their house in Brighton and said their money was gone,her life started to unravel. In a new film,narrated by Margot Robbie,she shares her story of homelessness.
Members of Tropical F— Storm,The Dirty Three,The Necks and former Bad Seed Mick Harvey will play a new score to the classic crime flick this week.
A new documentary screening at the Melbourne International Film Festival called Pub:The Movie looks back affectionately at the life and art of the man dubbed the unofficial mayor of St Kilda.
A film documenting Fred Negro and the gritty glory of the St Kilda 1970s and 1980s punk rock scene is set to screen at the Melbourne International Film Festival.