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MADE IN MELBOURNE FILM FESTIVAL – interview with Ivan Malekin and Sarah Jayne

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by GREG KING

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The Made In Melbourne Film Festival celebrates its eighth year with its biggest program yet. The festival continues to grow and offer filmmakers fantastic prizes and accolades. This year the festival received a record breaking 200 submissions. The screenings will be spread over five different venues and six nights. For the first time, the festival opens with a feature film, The Legend Of Ben Hall. Four other features screen alongside the usual collection of short films. This year there is a web series component. The festival opens at ACMI on December 6. Greg spoke to the organisers Ivan Malekin and Sarah Jayne about what’s on offer this year.
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