first look archive 2007
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Kelly Riechart's critically acclaimed road movie is a richly textured account of the irretrievability of the past.
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Dickens' words are brought to life in this exquisite new restoration of an enduring treasure, direct from its UK premiere!
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The Australian premiere of Vicente Ferraz's "absorbing and intelligent" documentary.
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A feverish exploration of the seductive, decadent (and marvelously photogenic) world of Batista's Cuba.
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Sensational cinematic portrait of the world famous French football hero Zinédine Zidane.
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Marcel Ophüls iconic and rarely seen epic about France's darkest hours is an unforgettable cinema experience.
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Melbourne premiere starring John Malkovich as the Austrian painter in a film by cinematic surrealist, Raúl Ruiz
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The Sonar Radars perform a live and improvised accompaniment to D.W. Griffith's silent epic masterpiece Intolerance.
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Daft Punk's sci-fi cum road movie is a surreal visual feast backed with a stellar soundtrack featuring the likes of Chopin, Eno and Curtis Mayfield.
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This lovingly crafted document on Jonas Mekas is a testament to the vitality of cinema and a man considered a godfather of the American avant-garde.
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Originally released in 1976, this newly restored epic is an essential element within Mekas' cannon of diary films.
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The Age Melbourne Writers' Festival 2007 co-presentation. Filmmaker Mark Moskowitz's quest to find the elusive author of a long out-of-print novel.
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Keri Russell shines in an unashamedly good-natured romantic comedy written and directed by Adrienne Shelly.
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Trust, Adrienne Shelly's second film with director Hal Hartley, sealed both their reputations as disarmingly original talents.
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These seven interpretations on pornography and eroticism, make for confronting, humorous and at times deeply poignant viewing.
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Sam Peckinpah's legendary Western, with Kris Kristofferson, James Coburn and featuring an iconic soundtrack by Bob Dylan.
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A poetic ode to the frontier West, co-narrated by Kris Kristofferson, 'in character' as Billy the Kid
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An absorbing portrait of one of pop culture's most enthralling and influential figures.
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This star-studded documentary illuminates the personal and professional life of renowned photographer, Annie Leibovitz.
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Crump's insightful debut examines Sam Wagstaff as the driving force behind the enfant terrible of photography, Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Critically acclaimed filmmaker, Kerry Laitala presents her luminous and phantasmagorical brand of cinema.
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A one-off performance where every attendee is given a View-MasterT and led through a hand-made story by a soundtrack.
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A riveting debate starter for audiences on both sides of the religious divide. Oscar® nominated.
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