Australian Perspectives Archive 2011
Contemporary Australian filmmaking is framed against a backdrop of archival classics and special guest presentations.
Saturdays 4pm
Curated by James Nolen
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A new documentary from Oriel Guthrie traces the cultural roots of Melbourne's graffiti culture.
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New Zealand architect Mark Burry and his team might just have the church finished in time for centenary of Gaudi's death in 2026!
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The Ozploitation thrills and spills continue with two rare screenings of Brian Trenchard-Smith's recently restored classic.
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From Hitchcock protégé Richard Franklin and screenwriter Everett de Roche comes the ultimate Ozploitation thriller!
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A tale of terror from the golden age of Ozploitation, starring outback stalwart John Jarratt.
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Narrated by William Shatner and featuring the enchanting jazz soundtrack by composer Sven Libaek.
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William Shatner narrates this sub aquatic documentary adventure series with music by Sven Libaek.
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Rough and ready, down and a little dirty, today's skateboarders push their bodies over the limit.
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Take a trip back to 1975, when skateboarding was a whole world of stunts, shows and exhibitionists.
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The first and only documentary capturing forty years of Australian skateboarding.
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Australian filmmaker Corinne Cantrill traces her fascinating life story through hundreds of photos.
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Franco Nero is a magistrate who follows his prey to Australia, where the hunter becomes the hunted.
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Italian film stars Alberto Sordi and Claudia Cardinale are looking for love, far away from home.
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A tasty trio of shorts exploring the complexities of Italo-Australian life.
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A spirited and comical look at Italo-Australian family life, based on the book by Melina Marchetta.
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Journalist Nino Culotta arrives in Australia only to discover things aren't quite what he expected!
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A celebration of the fashions, retailers and personalities of Melbourne's iconic Collins Street.
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A tribute to a pioneering rock journalist at the centre of New York's thriving sixties music scene.
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Oriel Gutrie charts the rise of a vibrant but sometimes maligned and misunderstood musical genre.
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Rachel Perkins' joyful Oz outback musical, starring Ernie Dingo, Geoffrey Rush and Magda Szubanski.
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A rarity; an Australian musical comedy starring Jo Kennedy and directed by Gillian Armstrong.
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The spirited Swedish pop group who skyrocketed to fame in the 70s takes centre stage in this film.
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