Australian Shorts & Awards
Sat
22
Sat 22 Nov 4:00 PM
The Capitol
Allocated Seating
November
Celebrate the brilliance of Australia’s most exceptional queer filmmakers.
The MQFF Australian Shorts & Awards showcase boundary-pushing storytelling and the remarkable vision of both emerging and established filmmakers who are redefining Australia’s cinematic landscape.
MQFF and the City of Melbourne are proud to present this selection of Australian shorts, lauded by festivals around the world, along with two world premieres. After the screening, we will announce the winners of our jury awards.
The winner of the City of Melbourne Award for Best Australian Short will also qualify as MQFF’s official selection for the Iris Prize — the world’s largest prize for LGBTIQ+ short films.
FEATURING
Billie and Jesse (DIR: AP Pobjoy)
Stranger Brother (DIR: Annelise Hickey)
With Love, Lottie (DIR: Lily Drummond)
Wild Dog (DIR: Chelsea Ingram)
Lesbian Mud Wrestling (latest joint from Sapphic Flicks,
DIR: Kirsty Wilson)
Howl (DIR: Domini Marshall)
The Dysphoria (DIR: Kylie Aoibheann)
I’m The Most Racist Person I Know (DIR: Leela Varghese)
*For content warnings please visit the MQFF website.
The MQFF Australian Shorts & Awards showcase boundary-pushing storytelling and the remarkable vision of both emerging and established filmmakers who are redefining Australia’s cinematic landscape.
MQFF and the City of Melbourne are proud to present this selection of Australian shorts, lauded by festivals around the world, along with two world premieres. After the screening, we will announce the winners of our jury awards.
The winner of the City of Melbourne Award for Best Australian Short will also qualify as MQFF’s official selection for the Iris Prize — the world’s largest prize for LGBTIQ+ short films.
FEATURING
Billie and Jesse (DIR: AP Pobjoy)
Stranger Brother (DIR: Annelise Hickey)
With Love, Lottie (DIR: Lily Drummond)
Wild Dog (DIR: Chelsea Ingram)
Lesbian Mud Wrestling (latest joint from Sapphic Flicks,
DIR: Kirsty Wilson)
Howl (DIR: Domini Marshall)
The Dysphoria (DIR: Kylie Aoibheann)
I’m The Most Racist Person I Know (DIR: Leela Varghese)
*For content warnings please visit the MQFF website.