Choosing a theme and matching a style: 'The Gallery'

Australia, 1972

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Outlines how Gil Brealey and Philip Law arrived at their ideas and approach for the making of the film “The Gallery”, about the National Gallery of Victoria. Suitable for upper secondary level and film study students.

Credits

director

Philip Law

producer

Gil Brealey

production company

Australian Commonwealth Film Unit

Language

English

Duration

00:13:00:00

Colour

Black and White

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