The Devil's Playground		Tom Allen
The Irishman		Michael Doolan
Slippery Slide		Steve

chapter - A century of Australian cinema : Developing pictures: Australian cinema (1970-1995) . 00-00-1995. pp.172-197

Peter Kemp

This chapter is one in a series documenting the history of cinema in Australia. The book is beautifully presented and contains a large array of still photogr...[full record]

journal - A reputation that is well deserved The Bulletin. 18-08-1976

Sandra Hall

The article first disucusses the success of the film in reference to the Cannes Film Festival. It also makes reference to Fred Schepisi's company The Film H...[full record]

newspaper - Devil's Playground - Growing up in Australia Santa Barbra News Press. 24-08-1982

Joan Crowder

The article makes reference to other Austrlian films that deal with growing up in Australia and the difficulties with it. The then discusses the setting of ...[full record]

newspaper - Devil's Playground is far from anti-religious The National Times. p.36

The article begins by stating that The Devil's Playground is not an attack on the Catholic Church. It discusses Schepisi's own personal experience with the ...[full record]

journal - Malcolm Smith Cinema Papers. pp.112-115, 1

Peter Beilby, Scott Murray

In depth interview with Malcolm Smith in his final year as Chief Executive of the Tasmanian Film Corporation. Questions regarding: Brealey's report which led...[full record]

newspaper - Puberty struggle at seminary The Age. 16-08-1976

Colin Bennett

A review of the film The Devil's Playground, the article disucsses the major theme of the film - the upbringing of pubesent boys in a Roman Catholic Seminary...[full record]

journal - Slippery Slide and Do Not Pass Go Cinema Papers. p.381 & 398

Keith Connolly

Review of Slippery Slide. Considers filmic elements as well as content analysis.[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]