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4 Aug 2025

MIFF Seen and Anticipated (Melbourne International Film Festival)

Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film

MIFF Seen and Anticipated (Melbourne International Film Festival)

MIFF  as always serves up all the wild, weird, and wonderful this year, and we’ve been soaking it all in.

LISTEN IN TO HEAR — From queer cosmic chaos to haunting animation, absurd Thai ghost stories to homegrown zombie chills, here’s what we’ve seen so far — plus the ones we’re itching to get our eyes on next.

🎬 Seen & Reviewed

  • Lesbian Space Princess

  • We Bury the Dead

  • A Useful Ghost

  • Maya, give me a little – Michel Gondry

  • Death Does Not Exist


🔮 Anticipated / Upcoming

  • Beast of War (review coming soon)

  • Toxic Avenger (review coming soon)

  • Exit8

  • The End

  • Good Boy

  • Zombucha!

  • The Legend of Ochi

  • Twinless

  • Two People Exchanging Saliva

  • 1000 Women in Horror

  • The Dysphoria

  • Space Cadet

  • Went Up the Hill

  • Dead Lover

  • It Ends (reviewing next week)

The Melbourne International Film Festival for 2025 runs from Thursday, 7 August to Sunday, 24 August — that’s 18 full days of cinema, from opening galas to XR experiences, talks, and more

You can head over to the MIFF website for full details — including program listings, tickets, passes, and festival info

https://miff.com.au/

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