12th Edition of
Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Double the fun - Virtual and Physical
In Cinemas
COMING SOON
Online Australia Wide
AUGUST 15 TO SEPTEMBER 27
Double the fun - Virtual and Physical
In Cinemas
COMING SOON
Online Australia Wide
AUGUST 15 TO SEPTEMBER 27
Films play on most devices. You can also download the IFFM App on your Apple TV and start streaming now!
Please stay tuned for our In-Cinema Festival details!
The 12th edition of the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) launches with our magnificent Opening Night film, Satyajit Ray’s feminist classic Mahanagar (The Big City, 1963) – an unmissable highlight of the Festival’s tribute to legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray, as part of global celebrations marking his centenary birth year – streaming free of charge across Australia via the festival’s website.
Dont forget to support our local businesses by ordering in some delicious food while you enjoy this timeless classic.
Celebrating diversity through cinema, the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2021 is delighted to premiere two thought-provoking films 'Bittu' by Karishma Dube and 'WOMB - Women of My Billion' by Ajitesh Sharma as a part of its Opening Night Gala.
Apna Apna Andaz
Hindi
Custody
Hindi, English, Bengali, Marathi
Donut
Kannada
Dwitiyo Purush (The Other One)
Bengali
Ghazaal
Dari
Jhat Aayi Basant (An Early Spring)
Hindi, Pahari
Kayamai Kadakka (Parallel Lines)
Tamil
Kumkumarchan (Holy Ritual)
Marathi
Meal
Bengali, Hindi
My Mirror
Tamil
The Loyal Man
Tamil, French
We Make Film
Bangla, English, Hindi, Marathi
Ganashatru (Enemy of the People)
Bengali
Ghare Baire (The Home and the World)
Bengali
Jalsaghar
Bengali
Mahapurush (The Holy Man)
Bengali
Nayak (The Hero)
Bengali
Nemai Ghosh (A Ray of Light)
Bengali, English
The Music of Satyajit Ray
English
Aparajito (The unvanquished)
Bengali
Apur Sansar (The World of Apu)
Bengali
Kayattam (A'hr)
Malayalam
Laila Aur Satt Geet (The Shepherdess and the Seven Songs)
Gojri, Hindi
Lootcase
Hindi
Ludo
Hindi
Lunana: A Yak In The Classroom
Dzongkha
Mayar Jonjal (Debris of Desire)
Bangla
Nasir
Tamil
Nazarband (Captive)
Hindi
Seththumaan (Pig)
Tamil
Sherni
Hindi
The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) is the largest festival of its kind in Australia, celebrating the best of Indian cinema in all its forms. The festival presents a diverse selection of movies that encapsulates the best of Indian cinema and films from the Indian sub-continent.
