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MIFF 1993

Tait Brady
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Festival Program
82 feature films and 177 short films were screened from 4 June to 18 June
Full Program

Program in Focus
General feature and documentary sections still comprised a large part of the 1993 MIFF program. However as the focus on retrospective films that dominated MIFF's earlier programs diminished, a more topical and regional focus started to appear, as short films were grouped into categories including Austrian Experimental, Architecture and Design, Science, Thai Experimental, Indonesian short films. The program also featured Tanner '88 directed by Robert Altman.

Country in Focus
Iranian Cinema
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Opening Night Film
The Wedding Banquet (Ang Lee)
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Image Gallery

Films

A Saucer of Water for the Birds

Director Ann Shenfield
MIFF 1993

AmBUSHed

Director Jared Katsiane
USA
MIFF 1993

BAD BEHAVIOUR

Director Les Blair
UK
MIFF 1993

BEDEVIL

Director Tracey Moffatt
MIFF 1993

BLACK RIVER

Director Kevin Lucas
MIFF 1993

BROKEN HIGHWAY

Director Laurie McInnes
MIFF 1993

CALENDAR

Director Atom Egoyan
MIFF 1993

Darling Child

Director Tom Kalin
USA
MIFF 1993

Ebb Tide

Director Teresa Grimes
UK
MIFF 1993

Excursion to the Bridge of Friendship

Director Christina Andreef
MIFF 1993

EXILE AND THE KINGDOM

Director Frank Rijavec
MIFF 1993

Heart of Pearl

Director Andrew G. Taylor
MIFF 1993

Hoping For Better Times

Hoffer Auf Bessere Zeiten
Director Jonas Raeber
MIFF 1993

Just Desserts

Director Monica Pellizzari
MIFF 1993

Kissing Time

Director Frederic Cassidy
USA
MIFF 1993

Lady

Director Ira Sachs
USA
MIFF 1993

Life Forms

Director Georgia Wallace-Crabbe
MIFF 1993

Living on the Comet

Director Kathy Smith
MIFF 1993

LOADED

Directors Helen Bowden , Susan MacKinnon
MIFF 1993

MEMORIES AND DREAMS

Director Lynn-Maree Milburn
MIFF 1993

Midriffini

Director Sabrina Schmid
MIFF 1993

Mr Electric

Director Stuart McDonald
MIFF 1993

Narrative Architecture

Director Antonia Bruns
MIFF 1993

No-Zone

Director Greta Snider
USA
MIFF 1993

Nomads

Director Tom Kalin
USA
MIFF 1993

Our Gay Brothers

Director Greta Snider
USA
MIFF 1993

Palace Cafe

Director Andrew Lancaster
MIFF 1993

Passage A L'acte

Director Martin Arnold
MIFF 1993

PETER'S FRIENDS

Director Kenneth Branagh
UK
MIFF 1993

Portrait of an Artist - Victor Hugo Zayes

Director John J. Kovacevich
USA
MIFF 1993

Rules of the Road

Director Su Friedrich
USA
MIFF 1993

SILVERLAKE LIFE: THE VIEW FROM HERE

Directors Tom Joslin , Peter Friedman
USA
MIFF 1993

SONATINE

Director Takeshi Kitano
MIFF 1993

STARK

Director Nadia Tass
MIFF 1993

TENTH DANCER

Director Sally Ingleton
MIFF 1993

The Darra Dogs

Director Dennis Tupicoff
MIFF 1993

The Door

Director Josie Keys
MIFF 1993

THE FORBIDDEN QUEST

Director Peter Delpeut
MIFF 1993

THE JOURNEY

Director Christopher Tuckfield
MIFF 1993

THE JOYS OF THE WOMEN

Director Franco Di Chiera
MIFF 1993

The Nightwatchman

Directors Joe Wylie , John Robertson
MIFF 1993

THE SHVITZ

Director Jonathan Berman
USA
MIFF 1993

The Village

Director Mark Baker
UK
MIFF 1993

The Web

Directors Lucinda Clutterbuck , Sarah Watt
MIFF 1993

The Web - Bandicoot

Director Sarah Watt
MIFF 1993

The Web - Panda

Director Lucinda Clutterbuck
MIFF 1993

THE WEDDING BANQUET

Hsi Yen
Director Ang Lee
MIFF 1993

Wanna Get In On It?

Director Rene Haze
MIFF 1993

What's Hollywood About You?

Director Jan Bruck
MIFF 1993

WITTGENSTEIN

Director Derek Jarman
UK
MIFF 1993

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