What Mark Saw

Well, that ends another year at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and it was an excellent one. I can’t wait to see what happens next year with a new executive director at the helm. Let’s hope that they can organise a festival lounge where the beer company sponsoring it doesn’t charge more for a bottle of beer that you’d pay at fancy city restaurants.

Anyway, overall, the film were fantastic. Here’s my favourites of the ones I saw. If you have the opportunity, check them out on the big screen!

Documentaries;
– BLACK GOLD
– AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH
– JONESTOWN: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF PEOPLES TEMPLE
– LOUDQUIETLOUD: A FILM ABOUT THE PIXIES
– THIS FILM IS NOT YET RATED

English Language;
– NO. 2
– OPAL DREAM
– RATS & CATS
– A SCANNER DARKLY
– THANK YOU FOR SMOKING
– TWELVE AND HOLDING

Subtitled;
– C.R.A.Z.Y.
– FEARLESS
– GRBAVICA
– LINDA LINDA LINDA
– SONHOS DE PEIXE
– TOUGH ENOUGH

Seeya next year at MIFF 2007! 🙂 If you’d like to get in touch, drop me a line.