| newspaper - A curtain-raiser unlikely to be forgotten The Australian. 17-05-1996. p.11 |
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Evan Williams
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| Review of the 1996 Cannes film festival.
Discusses the wide reception of No Way To Forget by both national and international audiences.
Provides a pers...[full record]
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| journal - A new way of storytelling Spinout. 12-04-1998. p.Unknown |
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Madeleine Swain
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| Discusses 1995 screenings at the George cinema in St Kilda paying particular attention to the From Sand to Celluloid collection of short films.
Provides inf...[full record]
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| journal - A Vital Voice: Indigenous Drama Metro. pp.24-27 |
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Tim Hunter
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| Discusses the selection process for the From Sand To Celluloid collection of short indigenous films and the film bodies which have supported the drama initia...[full record]
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| newspaper - Aboriginal filmmakers turn lens upon themselves. The Sydney Morning Herald. 16-03-1996. p.13 |
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Ben Holgate
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| This article provides information on the From Sand To Celluloid collection of short Indigenous films including; funding details; the political motivation beh...[full record]
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| newspaper - Aboriginal films open doors for all. Courier-Mail. 12-07-1996. p.18 |
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Sandra McLean
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| Provides a brief synopsis of the From Sand to Celluloid collection accompanied by a review of individual film titles.
Includes comments from Wal Saunders, ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Aboriginal stories on screen Southern Cross, Southern Cross. 10-04-1996. p.6 |
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Leigh Paatsch
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| Interview with Richard Frankland which focuses on Aboriginal filmmaking and the way in which the medium provides Abnoriginals with a means to represent their...[full record]
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| newspaper - Black film a white light Herald Sun. 24-04-1996. p.11 |
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Gerard Whateley
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| Discusses the motivation behind the making of Richard Franklandâs No Way To Forget and the potential influence the film (as it is the first written and dir...[full record]
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| newspaper - Cannes applauds SBS Innovators The Australian. 20-05-1996. p.14 |
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Sue Williams
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| This article discusses the impact SBS Independent has had on the Australian film industry and the success of projects it has funded since its inception in 19...[full record]
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| journal - From Sand to Celluloid: New Stories From Indigenous Filmmakers 147 |
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Author Unknown
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| Provides a brief synopsis of individual titles within the From Sand To Celluloid collection of shorts.
Includes comments from Wal Saunders, AFC Indigenous ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Indigenous film-makers will show their stuff Koori Mail. 13-03-1996. p.26 |
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Author Unknown
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| Provides a brief synopsis of individual films within the From Sand To Celluloid collection.
Includes a comment upon the diversity of themes addressed by the...[full record]
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| newspaper - No Way To Forget The Age. 19-04-1996. p.6 |
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Paul Harris
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| Brief synopsis of Richard Frankland's short, No Way To Forget and details of the opening night program of the 1996 St Kilda Film Festival.
[full record]
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| newspaper - On screen dreaming The Sydney Morning Herald. 12-04-1996. p.M.4 |
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Ruth Hessey
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| Review of The From Sand To Celluloid collection with particular emphasis on Two Bob Mermaid, Fly Peewee, Fly and Black Man Down.
Discusses visual styles, co...[full record]
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| newspaper - Passion, drive and subtle moods The Sydney Morning Herald. 21-03-1996. p.18 |
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Peter Galvin
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Review of the From Sand To Celluloid collection of short Indigenous films in particular Warwick Thorntonâs Pay Back and Darlene Johnsonâs Two Bob Mermai...[full record]
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| newspaper - Richard Frankland - taking deaths in custody to the world Portland Observer. 21-06-1996. p.4 |
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Anna Flanders
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| Discusses Richard Frankland's motivation for writing and directing No Way To Forget.
Includes comments by Frankland pertaining to his Aboriginal heritage a...[full record]
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| newspaper - Sen and the art of film The Age. 14-05-1998. p.21 |
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Michael Bodey
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| Profile of Australian Film, Television and Radio School graduate, Iven Sen which examines how his background has influenced his most recent film, Tears, whic...[full record]
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| newspaper - Storm of tears still rages Sunday Herald Sun. 07-04-1996. p.20 |
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Veronica Matheson
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| Interview with Richard Frankland in which he discusses how his experience as a Field Officer for the Royal Commission into Deaths in Custody prompted him to ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Tales of compassion and courage. The Bulletin. 16-07-1996. p.77 |
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Tom Gilling
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| Discusses the tendency for mainstream filmmakers to reinforce racial stereotypes when representing Aboriginal people.
Highlights the need for more Aborigina...[full record]
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| newspaper - Television The Age. 13-07-1996. p.16 |
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Dennis Pryor
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| Includes a review of the From Sand To Celloud Collection and provides brief synopses of the individual titles.
Offers a perspective on the political, emoti...[full record]
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| newspaper - The Great Divide The Sydney Morning Herald. 01-12-1997. p.17 |
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Alison Stuart
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| Sumurises the documentary's content and its controversial discussion of John Howard's policies.[full record]
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| newspaper - True focus on Aboriginal film The Australian. 05-07-1996. pp.18-19 |
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Sue Williams
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| Criticises the tendancy of television stations to schedule Indigenous programs during the National Aboriginal and Islanders Day of Commitee (NAIDOC)Week that...[full record]
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| newspaper - Worlds apart: resoundingly black and hopelessly blue Emerald Hill Times. 17-04-1996. p.Unknown |
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Author Unknown
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| A review of the From Sand To Celluloid collection which focuses on No Way To Forget, Two Bob Mermaid and Payback.
Discusses narrative structures, themes, st...[full record]
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