| Title |
Not Quite Hollywood |
| Released |
2008 |
| Production Year |
2008 |
| Director |
Mark Hartley
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| Countries of Production |
Australia,
United States of America |
| Comments |
This film is a laugh and then some! Great if you like trashy films, lots of gore, and nudity.
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The documentary allows an overseas market to learn about the history of a famous style of Australian film making during the 1970's- 1990s. The films made during this era were made in blunt terms, to make money. The films used a large amount of violent narratives as this was in popular demand in the Hollywood film industry.
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| Synopsis |
Documentary that shows the boom of exploitation cinema in Australia in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The documentary focuses upon the exploitation era of Australian cinema but also captures an era of what filmmakers saw as an Australian identity. A marketable larrikin who would be placed in generally lude, violent or ridiculous scenarios.
The documentary is a well researched piece of an analysis of Australian film and how the rest of the view displayed these exploitation films.
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tags: documentary ozploitation
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| Research done at the AFI Research Collection |
Not Quite Hollywood's director Mark Hartley undertook a significant amount of research for this film at the AFI Research Collection.
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