MIFF 1992

Tait Brady
#41

Festival Program
86 feature films and 154 short films were screened from 5 June to 20 June
Full Program

Program in Focus
The 41st MIFF program focused on feature documentaries, international features, super 8 and video, retrospectives, international shorts competition, a youth festival and a spotlight on two filmmakers (MacGillivray and Kitano) and a small science films program.

Filmmakers in Focus
Bill MacGillivray. A selection of MacGillivray's work was screened. 
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Filmmakers in Focus
Takeshi Kitano. A selection of Takeshi's work was screened. 
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Opening Night Film
The Mambo Kings (Arne Glimcher)
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Image Gallery

Films

A Herd Lost in the Red Wood

Im roten Wald verliert sich eine Herde
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Epilogue

Epilog
Director Tom Tykwer
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From the Festival Files

On Screen and in the Cinema

The magic of the festival is reached through its screens. These are places and spaces that captivate our attention, providing windows where films come to life before our eyes. As portals to the world, the festival’s screens allow us to travel the globe, move through time, and see through another’s eyes. … Yet these screens also remind us of home. They are fixed in place, in our memories and in o …

Making the Festival

The Melbourne Film Festival began as the idea of a few passionate individuals. A sub-committee, formed from delegates to the 1951 Australian Council of Film Societies film weekend, suggested that a small festival of films in the tourist town of Olinda should be held in 1952. The resulting festival was a testament to the do-it-yourself initiative of the Olinda festival committee. As some 800 festiv …