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Films Film - Cinema Www david perry experimental films dvd catalogue 2012 film - cinema artfilms educating imagination www.artfilms.com.au a ustralian cinema history shorts new o ne country, one people - ngurra kuJu walyJa t his exceptional collection of short films explores the story of the Canning stock route told through the eyes of four emerging aboriginal filmmakers: Clint dixon, morika Biljabu, Kenneth “KJ” martin and Curtis taylor with award-winning filmmaker and mentor nicole ma. the compilation ngurra Kuju Walyja - One Country, One people - films from the Canning stock route tells an intercultural and intergenerational story of community, collaboration and reconciliation in action. across Western australia’s expansive desert history of t he archive Box / f ilm-work / menace c arlton + godard region, the Kimberley, pilbara and Goldfields, a network of aboriginal australian cinema archive proJect d isc 1: film-Work = cinema communities and their art enterprises are home to some of australia’s Code: SAU-History a 3 dvd box set, provides an films create d by the Buesst’s leisurely, intimate most distinguished artists. Uni a$375 / school a$188 in-depth encounter with the australian Waterside Workers and at times quite personal stories, sources and contexts federation film Unit (1952- documentary on the ‘60s Code: fO-One Uni a$280 / school a$140 interviews with of melbourne’s realist film 58) constitute a highly & early ‘70s independent australian filmmakers movement, including the significant contribution melbourne filmmaking scene feature documentary the to an australian cultural centred in Carlton is one of BoB connelly, archive project. heritage of working class the most significant cinematic roBin anderson, disc 1: the archive project cultural production often contributions to australian Bo B weiss, feature documentary overlooked by both film and film history. a kind of under- f red schepsi, examines the work film enthu- labour historians. ground chronicle of a period ian pringle, siasts active in australia in disc 2: menace widely assumed to not have Jane campion, the early Cold War years. the early cold war years in produced any filmmaking, it Jill roBB, disc 2: the realist film australia were characterized is a testament to the per- John seale, Unit’s films by attempts to suppress severance & energy of this peter weir, Contains the surviving films political dissent including important but neglected lex marinos, of the melbourne realist film banning of the Communist scene. Code: sUp-Carlton Uni a$250 / school a$213 lindsay anderson, Unit in full. party. in menace we see the n icolas roeg, disc 3: supplementary oral experience from the perspec- tive of those who defended peter watkins history extras (with info booklet) Code: JH-archive democratic freedoms. price of each dvd: Uni a$250 / school a$175 Code: JH-filmwork Uni a$164 / school a$139 Uni a$250 / school a$175 shorts e arly work short e arly work short John hughes t he dancing class films 1965-80 films 1965-80 short films & other short t hese films were made i ncludes the following 1. nowhere Game, 1971 / stories with minimal resources so early works: matuta, time 2. Cybernetic synergy: the d isc 1: the dancing Class- it’s no surprise that they past, skin deep, marcel, Kinetic art of John Hansen, nimmo street/ the dancing look fairly basic. 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