| newspaper - Black films burst with radiance The Weekend Australian. 13-06-1998. p.12 |
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Lynden Barber
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| The articel refers to Rachel's past work in documentary with the ABC TV's indigenous program unit how the film was inspired. "Radiance" has been adpapted fro...[full record]
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| newspaper - Chinese at Heart The Weekend Australian. 15-02-1997. p.12 |
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Richard McGregor
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| newspaper - Dire projections The Weekend Australian. 12-09-1998. p.28 |
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Lynden Barber
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| Barber documents the struggle or several independent cinemas around Australia and their fight to secure fairer distribution-exhibition practices through the ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Facing the music The Weekend Australian. 02-05-1998. pp.15-18 |
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Author Unknown
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| Written after R&J's Australian release, so also talks about new project (Moulin Rouge) but covers a lot of Luhrmann's history also.[full record]
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| newspaper - Films to do die for The Weekend Australian. 07-03-1998. p.3 |
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Kerrie Murphy
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| Murphy's article is about the video release of older fillms and how the release dates and ownership of rights works. There is no set system or formulaic guid...[full record]
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| newspaper - Horrifically hilarious debut The Weekend Australian. 29-07-2000. p.21 |
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Evan Williams
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| This review begins by stressing the importance of the film's legal service team implying the interpretation of Chopper as 'a vicious killer, a sadistic bully...[full record]
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| newspaper - Life for Bad Boy Bubby cling wrap killing of girl The Weekend Australian. 07-06-1997. p.11 |
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Stephen Brook
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| Report on David Keyte, of Perth, who killed his girlfriend by suffocating her with cling wrap - a copy of the murders Bubby commits in the film. He was sent...[full record]
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| newspaper - Much ado about Woop Woop The Weekend Australian. 08-08-1998. pp.31-33 |
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Jane Cornwell
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| Story about the controversy surrounding Welcome to Woop Woop.
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| newspaper - Night Of Black Soul The Weekend Australian. 03-05-1997. p.11 |
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Evan Williams
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| newspaper - No Title The Weekend Australian. 30-09-1995. p.70 |
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Author Unknown
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| Article discusses 'Blue Murder'[full record]
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| newspaper - Oz film finds a racial pioneer The Weekend Australian. 21-11-1981. p.20 |
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Margaret Smith
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| More an article on director Ned Lander than on the film Wrong Side of the Road. It looks at the reasoning behind the film, the pre-production process, and h...[full record]
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| newspaper - Patriotic overload The Weekend Australian. 15-07-1995 |
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Lynden Barber
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| Lynden Barber looks at the films chosen to be included in Celluloid Heroes and how they were mainly the box office successes.
These films despite 'ockeris...[full record]
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| newspaper - Preaching to the converted The Weekend Australian. 30-07-1994. p.53 |
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Evan Williams
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| Talks about the way the film uses other relationships to highlight the homosexual one and the effectiveness on the casting.[full record]
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| newspaper - Reel Women The Weekend Australian. 25-04-1998. pp.1-7 |
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Lynden Barber
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| Ana Kokkinos is the latest in an impressive line of Australian female directors given entree to the worlds most sought-after film forum. Why do we produce so...[full record]
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| newspaper - Scream Idol hits the Right Buttons The Weekend Australian. 15-02-1997. p.10 |
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Lynden Barber
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| The use of computers and special effects feature heavily in Jackson's fifth feature, The Frighteners. Article looks at Jackson's career and computer generat...[full record]
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| newspaper - Sentimental Blokes The Weekend Australian. 28-08-1999. p.22 |
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Lynden Barber
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| The new twist of the male characters the audiences want to see on screen and more new age sensitive male lead that are in touch with the feminine side.
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| newspaper - Smart Alex The Weekend Australian. 16-05-1998. pp.33-34 |
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Lynden Barber
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| An interview with Alex Proyas about his place in the Australian film industry, his troubles in filming, and myths surrounding, "The Crow", and his new releas...[full record]
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| journal - The Year My Voice Broke Time Out, Variety, Screen International, On Screen, Monthly Film Bulletin, The Weekend Australian 664 V56. pp.158 - 159 |
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Author Unknown,
Tim Pulleine
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| Review with complete production credits and synopisis. Contains still photograph of Noah Taylor outside the town's Astor theatre.
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| newspaper - Trapped in a soap bubble The Weekend Australian. 26-09-1998. p.21 |
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Evan Williams
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| Discusses the film's exploration of our fears that we aren't control of ourselves, that our lives are "regulated by endless pressures to perform". Also menti...[full record]
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| newspaper - Vaguely arresting The Weekend Australian. 22-08-1998. pp.21-22 |
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Evan Williams
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| Drawing a reference to Hitchcock's The Wrong Man, this article highlights the fact that both the police and the accused man, Eddie Fleming, are not as trust ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Well Done The Weekend Australian. 21-06-1997. pp.34-37 |
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Sue Williams
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| This is a valuable resource, through interviews it looks at representation and influence within 'The Well'. The film's subsequent response is garnered, incl...[full record]
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| newspaper - When boy gets boy The Weekend Australian. 16-07-1994. pp.34-35 |
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Sue Williams
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| Interview with the writer of the play/screenplay and the reasons behind him writing the play. Also talks about the different adaptions throughout the world a...[full record]
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