Articles written by: Jordan Irving

Melbourne Queer Film Festival's Rafiki is the revolutionary tale of lesbianism and first loves in Kenya.

Played recently at The Butterfly Club is Bedtime Stories for Girls that bring a whole new definition to 'mean girl'.

The Guilty is a definite must-watch. The less you know the better, and be prepared to be surprised.

There’s a moment early on in wit incorporated’s production of Ophelia Thinks Harder where you realise that you should forget everything you know about Hamlet.

Written by veteran playwright Ron Elisha, Unsolicited Male is a sharp, harrowing, and explicit deep-dive into the politics of male and female relationships in the workplace.

The feature film debut of Australian filmmaker Shane Alexander, The Misguided is a dark comedy about two brothers, at war with themselves.

Jordan Barr's performs a series of hilariously barb-tongued, clever sketches deconstructing the perception of women’s sexuality in her show How to Be Sexy.

Milk Bar Mag presents a series of reviews written by our team. First up is Redoubtable and Diane Has the Right Shape.

Milk Bar Mag was lucky enough to speak with Sian Mitchell about the origins of the Melbourne Women in Film Festival, and why a festival for female filmmakers is more important than ever.