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Albert Falzon |
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Film-maker who started his career at Surfing World and then Tracks surfing magazines. Worked with Bob Evans on his films in the 60s, before making his own first feature, Morning of the Earth, in 1971.
Since his early surf movies, Falzon has made several documentaries around the world. |
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| journal - Albert Falzon Litmus: A Surfing Odyssey. pp.60- |
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Andrew Kidman
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| A reasonably lengthy and extensive interview with Falzon about how and why he made MOTE, and about the surfers in it.[full record]
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| journal - Australia's Fifty Most Influential Surfers Australia's Surfing Life. pp.68-125 |
| The magazine's 50 most influential Australian surfers since the sport began in this country.[full record]
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| journal - blast from the past Morning of the Earth: A film by Albert Falzon Waves |
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Andrew Kidman
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| A personal remenisce about the film from the journal's then editor.[full record]
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| web - Bonza : Albie Thoms Interview |
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Tim Fisher
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| chapter - Polemics for a New Cinema : Crystal Voyager: 1973 . 00-00-1978. pp.161-168 |
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Albie Thoms
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| journal - Surf Movies Cinema Papers |
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Albie Thoms
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| Short potted history of the genre's progress in Australia.[full record]
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