Sweet Milk Lake celebrated its World Premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival. Supported through VicScreen’s Originate Features initiative and the Melbourne International Film Festival Premiere Fund, Harvey Zielinski's debut feature is a raw and heartfelt story of identity, belonging and self-acceptance.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) is the largest annual celebration of Indian cinema outside India. IFFM showcases some of the most diverse, inclusive, groundbreaking films and filmmakers, whilst encapsulating the best of cinema from the Indian subcontinent. Here are some of the highlights of the 2026 festival.

Skeletons, a new feature film starring starring Academy Award® winner Brie Larson, has wrapped filming across Victoria, including at the former home of Neighbours.

Skeletons, a new feature film starring starring Academy Award® winner Brie Larson, has wrapped filming across Victoria, including at the former home of Neighbours.

VicScreen and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival have joined forces to bring Victoria's next wave of comedy talent from stage to screen.

VicScreen, Foxtel Group and Screen Australia today announced that Wentworth: Halfway Home, a brand-new Australian original drama series set in the freedom-adjacent world made famous by the iconic series Wentworth, will be filmed and post-produced in Victoria.

Alongside nine other VicScreen-supported delegates, Clownbaby game developer Lauren T, aka T-Dog eXtreme, travelled to Kyoto, Japan for four jam-packed days at BitSummit.

Principal photography has begun in Melbourne on the new feature film Written in the Stars.

Tammy Lee Rock is a Pakana actor, artist, filmmaker, writer, director and producer from Lutruwita (Tasmania) focussed on telling the kinds of stories that remain severely underrepresented – stories written, produced and performed by Aboriginal people.

Australia’s largest games market Play Now Melbourne is gearing up for its biggest year yet with the world’s top game publishers confirmed to attend.

Fresh from the roaring success of Victorian-made feature films Thrash and War Machine, Victoria is once again taking centre stage as a powerhouse of screen production with Fog City commencing filming in Melbourne this week.

VicScreen, National Indigenous Television (NITV) and Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), today announced the four distinctive projects that have been selected for Sovereign Shorts.

Australia’s largest games market Play Now Melbourne will return on 8 October 2026 during Melbourne International Games Week.