Melbourne Underground Film Festival
The Melbourne Underground Film Festival was founded by Richard Wolstencroft in 2000 as an alternative to the stodgy Melbourne International Film Festival.
The festival has a heavy focus on Australian cult films, both new and old, but also features cutting-edge films from around the world. Wolstencroft continues as the festival’s director.
2010 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Award Winners
The 11th annual Melbourne Underground Film Festival gave awards to filmmakers like Stuart Simpson, Dominic Deacon, Dean Francis and more.
2010 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Official Lineup
The Melbourne Underground Film Festival returns to terrorize Australia with a selection of outrageous genre films on Aug. 20-28.
2010 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Call For Entries
The Melbourne Underground Film Festival is gearing up for their 11th transgressive edition and are looking for a few freaky flicks to join the fun.
2009 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Award Winners
The 10th annual Melbourne Underground Film Festival gave awards to films Modern Love Is Automatic, Into the Shadows, The Tumbler and more.
2009 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Official Lineup
The 10th annual Melbourne Underground Film Festival, using the slogan “MUFF Attacks,” is a brutal assault on the Australian film industry.
2009 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: The Trailer
The trailer for the 10th annual Melbourne Underground Film Festival is a disturbing one indeed, especially for the vegetarians out there.
Without A Box Bans Melbourne Underground Film Festival
Film festival submission site Without A Box (WAB) has banned the Melbourne Underground Film Festival from collecting film entries through their website.
2009 Melbourne Underground Film Festival: Call For Entries
In a bold move, Melbourne Underground Film Festival director Richard Wolstencroft is moving his fest up to compete with the Melbourne International.
