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Reference Type book
Title Long Shots to Favourites: Australian Cinema Successes in the 90s
Author(s)Mary-Anne Reid
Publication Date 00-00-1993
Comments Easy to read short analysis of 3 feature films and their successes in Australia and overseas.



It is interesting to note that all 3 films were made by first-time feature directors who either wrote or co-wrote scripts.



The author concldues that the future for the industry is bright, but only if new talent is nurtured - she notes that these three successes struggled to find finance.



The author also comments on the lack of financial disclosure surrounding the Australian film industry, and that this hampers accurate and in-depth analysis.

Synopsis The Author interviewed all the key players involved with Proof, Strictly Ballroom and Romper Stomper. Mary Anne Reid examines the background to each film-the development of the ideas, financing arrangements, sales and release strategies and the critical and commercial responses they generated. A snapshot of the possibilities and problems for Australia's film industry in the 90's

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