| Reference Type |
The Age
newspaper
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| Title |
What I Have Filmed |
| Author(s) | Jim Schembri |
| State |
Unknown |
| Country |
Unknown |
| Publication Date |
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| Citation Date |
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| Page Number |
6 |
| Comments |
This article provides somewhat of a perception into industry formalities, in particular methods of budgeting which Hughes has relied upon for multiple projects. This is evident in the praises given by hughes about the establishment of The Australian Film Commission and their ongoing contribution and funding towards his and other independant film projects. The comparison of the narrative techniques of 'What i have written' with other documenetaries by hughes provides insight into hughes' nature as a director to successfully challenge the conventions of filmmaking in australia, reflecting a sociologcical awareness of the importance of an independant film culture. (Monica.C) |
| Synopsis |
John Hughes discusses his film , 'What I have Written' and his decision to send the film to the Berlin Film Festival . Hughes discusses notions of truth and fiction which are strong themes in many of his films and the use of documentaqry style evident i the film. He identifies a core investigation of 'what i have written' is what lies beneath the middle class intelligensia and looks man's more primal instincts. Casting decisions are also explained. |
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