| Reference Type |
Cinema Papers
journal
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| Title |
Miramax and Australia - A distinct and bold vision |
| Author(s) | Scott Murray |
| Page Number |
49-51 |
| Comments |
The section on pg 50 'Evaluating Australian Cinema' talks about Australian films and the distinct quality that occurs in diverse genres.
Australian films have a strong 'individual vision' behind them .
In the 1970's Australia's accent affected distribution in America. Even Mad Max had to be dubbed for U.S. audiences. This is not an issue anymore.
The section on pg. 51 'A Critical Culture' looks at the critical culture of Australia. How a film does better in the box office in Australia if it has first achieved success overseas.
It is considered a smart move, to market Australian films overseas first. |
| Synopsis |
Safford and Treole discuss film distribution and state of the Australian film industry. |
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