Bliss	Director
jindabyne - Comments	Director
Bliss	Screenwriter

Unknown - A matter of life and death. Cinema Papers 54. 00-11-1985. p.65

David Stratton

This is basically a review of the film Bliss, It gives a short history of it's performance at film festivals. The article also highlights some of the product...[full record]

journal - A result that justified the risk. Bulletin.. p.156

Sandra Hall

Article is a review of Bliss and Emoh Ruo with a still of Bliss. This article is basically a synopsis of the film suggesting that the theme is death and rebi...[full record]

journal - Bliss Films and Filming, Monthly Film Bulletin, Positif, Variety. pp.12-18

Author Unknown, Nigel Floyd

This article provides the ususal synopsis of the film and goes on to compare the novel with the film. It highlights the strengths and flaws of the film.[full record]

journal - Bliss. Magill's Cinema Annual., Film Review Annual., Sequences., Photoplay Movies & Video, Filmviews., Time (Australian Edition).. p.47

Harriet Margolis, Author Unknown, Leo Bonneville

Contains review and still. Touts the idea of the film posing the biggest questions about "life, death and twilight state in between that passes for existence...[full record]

journal - Bliss. (Photo Section). Cinema Papers. pp.28-29

Author Unknown

This article just contains 8 screen shots of the film. It was ment as a picture preview to the film. So unless you are looking for pictures (not very good on...[full record]

journal - Made in heaven Listener. pp.36-37

Alan Rudolph

Should be a short review though not confirmed[full record]

journal - Ray Lawrence feels bliss, at last. Bulletin. p.75

Michael Meagher

Profile of Ray Lawrence, preparing to direct the film Bliss. Talks about Ray's carrer as a commercials (advertisments) director and his thoughts about film-f...[full record]

newspaper - That's not a film - this is a film. Science and art come to the rescue of Australian cinema classics. The Age. 17-12-2005. p.12

Steven Down

The article 'That's not a film - this is a film. Science and art come to the rescue of Australian cinema classics.' provides an insight into the Kodak / Atla...[full record]