Celebrate director Nuri Bilge Ceylan's new film The Wild Pear Tree with a screening and Skype Q&A with the filmmakers.
Bid farewell to BIFF 2018 with celebratory drinks after the film and relish in closing conversations and rich reflections on the festival.
Following Celeste, indulge in a unique dining experience at the award winning, two-hatted GOMA Restaurant.
Join director Bruce Beresford and producer Sue Milliken AO as they discuss their long history of collaborating.
Following a screening of Mao’s Last Dancer, join Bruce and Li, who is now the Artistic Director of Queensland Ballet, in a discussion of the challenges of making this autobiographical film.
Join writer and actor Miranda Tapsell and producer Rosemary Blight in conversation following the screening of The Sapphires.
Join Australian artistic duo Soda_Jerk after the screening of TERROR NULLIUS, as they discuss their ode to Australian film and politics.
Brisbane International Film Festival and Liquid Architecture present a world premiere performance celebrating the film soundtracks of the late composer Teiji Ito.
The Cameraman screens with a new live score on the Gallery’s 1929 Wurlitzer organ by David Bailey, who brings his jazz sensibilities to this remarkable film.
The stunning intensity of The Passion of Joan of Arc is matched with the tour de force live performance by Brisbane post-rock band, hazards of swimming naked.
The Queensland Emerging Screen Talent (QEST) conference is a free day of industry roundtables, seminars and workshops presented by BIFF and Griffith Film School.
Hosted by online video experts Changer Studios, this workshop has been tailored to teach you tips and tricks for understanding YouTube and how it can work best for you.
Following the screening of [CENSORED], film historian Frances Bonner will lead a discussion on the history of film censorship in Australia.
Join us after the screening of Dying to Live for a fascinating and personal discussion with producer Ben McNeill.
Don’t miss director Benjamin Gilmour, actor Sam Smith and producer John Maynard after the screening of Jirga.
Following the screening of Wik vs Queensland, join a distinguished panel of gueststo discuss the ongoing reverberations of this extraordinary moment in Australian history.
Feeling adventurous? Join us for a fun evening of mystery cinema that will pop up in an undisclosed location.
Vicki McDonald, Chief Executive Officer of the State Library of Queensland (SLQ), will introduce the screening, offering her own insights from her perspective as the State Librarian.
Joina a panel of cinematographers and designers as they explore the role of light and colour and its importance in the creation of story and space.
Join an expert panel as they discuss the shifting trends in industry, diversity on screen, release issues and audience management.
This panel brings together industry leaders from across the country to share their expertise in navigating the complexities of funding, from traditional pathways to emerging platforms.
