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This feature uses mathematical representations (vector embeddings) of a work's metadata to match similar works on our website. Tap a work to see similar works:

Snowtown

Australia, 2011

[In search of Anna : publicity kit]

The Back of Beyond

Australia, 1954

Ergonomics: the practical approach

Australia, 1993

The Wooden horse

United Kingdom, 1950

My shadow

Australia, 2003

Othello

France, Italy, Morocco and United States of America, 1951

Warlords for Amiga

Australia, 1990

Pusher

Denmark, 1996

Rashomon

Japan, 1950

The Dressmaker

Australia, 2015

Felix the cat: the movie

Hungary, 1988

[Final cut : publicity kit]

In Melbourne Tonight

AU

Women Without Shadows

Saudi Arabia, 2005

[Strangers : publicity kit]

[The Exorcist : publicity kit]

Wharfies: A History of the Waterside Worker's Federation

Australia, 1988
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ACMI would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways of greater Melbourne, the people of the Kulin Nation, and recognise that ACMI is located on the lands of the Wurundjeri people. We recognise the connection of First Peoples to their Country and that Treaty marks a renewed relationship grounded in truth-telling, self‑determination and respect. We also acknowledge First Nations people as the original storytellers of this land and celebrate their significant contribution to the contemporary moving image.