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Martin Scorsese's 'Kundun': A Melancholic Momentum

Martin Scorsese's 'Kundun': A Melancholic Momentum

It is almost impossible to avoid the conclusion that Kundun represents another Scorsesean study in male melancholy and...
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Censorship Folly

Censorship Folly

'Censorship Follies' was the lighthearted name of a forum at the 1998 Sydney Film Festival which took a very irreverent...
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Ambiguity, Perversity and 'Alien Resurrection'

Ambiguity, Perversity and 'Alien Resurrection'

Just as The Odyssey is populated with fantastic forms and survival adventures so Ripley's form and function in Alien...
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When Being a Man Is All You've Got: Masculinity in 'Romper Stomper', 'Idiot Box', 'Blackrock' and 'The Boys'

When Being a Man Is All You've Got: Masculinity in 'Romper Stomper', 'Idiot Box', 'Blackrock' and 'The Boys'

This article is an analysis of four powerful and controvesial Australian films of the 1990s that depict violent and...
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Dana Scully and Gillian Anderson: Unresolved Sexual Tension Without Mulder

Dana Scully and Gillian Anderson: Unresolved Sexual Tension Without Mulder

If the
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Only One Day at the Beach: 'Dark City' and Australian Filmmaking

Only One Day at the Beach: 'Dark City' and Australian Filmmaking

For many critics, Alex Proyas' Dark City is something of a disappointment. 'Sure it looks terrific but …' seems a...
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AFI Conversations on Film: 'My First Feature in the Cannes': Samantha Lang, Pamela Rabe and Mandy Walker

AFI Conversations on Film: 'My First Feature in the Cannes': Samantha Lang, Pamela Rabe and Mandy Walker

Pamela Rabe, Samantha Lang and Mandy Walker are interviewed by Deb Verhoeven on the process of making the feature film...
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Learning from Bruce Lee: Pedagogy and Political Correctness in Martial Arts Cinema

Learning from Bruce Lee: Pedagogy and Political Correctness in Martial Arts Cinema

In recent years I've been troubled by the return of a ploddingly sociological approach to cinema in academic as well as...
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I make films and it's up to other people to pigeon-hole them': An interview with Alex Proyas

I make films and it's up to other people to pigeon-hole them': An interview with Alex Proyas

This article is an interview with Alex Proyas, director of the feature film 'Dark City' (1998).
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Suburban Subversions: Women's Negotiation of Suburban Space in Australian Cinema

Suburban Subversions: Women's Negotiation of Suburban Space in Australian Cinema

With the growth in the number of prominent female directors, producers and scriptwriters in Australia over the last...
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Taking Shakespeare Slam-Dancing: Reviewing 'William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet'

Taking Shakespeare Slam-Dancing: Reviewing 'William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet'

Romeo + Juliet (Baz Luhrmann, 1996) provoked in 1997 almost as much passion and violence of expression as the play...
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A Reflection on the Cinema of Raoul Peck

A Reflection on the Cinema of Raoul Peck

The 22nd Margaret Mead Film & Video Festival, the world's oldest non-fiction festival, was held in New York City...
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Metro' Short Fiction: News 'n' Weather

Metro' Short Fiction: News 'n' Weather

This short story is an extract from a novel in progress by Kristin Otto: tv time.
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After the Nickel Boom

After the Nickel Boom

This article provides an analysis of the production and reception of the largely-overlooked Western Australian feature...
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Black Noise: 'Lost Highway' and the Lexicon of Neo-noir

Black Noise: 'Lost Highway' and the Lexicon of Neo-noir

David Lynch's Lost Highway represents yet another manifestation of a contemporary superabundance of noir-inflected or...
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Lost in Darkness and Confusion: 'Lost Highway', Lacan, and film noir

Lost in Darkness and Confusion: 'Lost Highway', Lacan, and film noir

David Lynch uses the thematic and stylistic conventions of film noir to critique male dominance over women and the...
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Japan - Land of the Rising Film (Again): Russell Edwards Charts Death and Rebirth in Japanese Cinema

Japan - Land of the Rising Film (Again): Russell Edwards Charts Death and Rebirth in Japanese Cinema

It's funny how life follows myth. As in the Buddhist concept of reincarnation, rebirth has coincided with death in the...
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The Importance of Being Ari: Chris Berry Takes a Sideways Glance at 'Head On'

The Importance of Being Ari: Chris Berry Takes a Sideways Glance at 'Head On'

Is it just my impression, or has Head On (Ana Kokkinos, 1998) not been getting the kind of critical attention and...
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Hana-bi: A Reckoning

Hana-bi: A Reckoning

Emotionally complex and visually arresting, volume seven in Takeshi Kitano's oeuvre, Hana-bi (1997) , explores the...
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Doug Swanson, Interviewed by Noel King

Doug Swanson, Interviewed by Noel King

This article is an interview with crime writer Doug Swanson.
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The Waterside Workers' Federation Film Unit: The Forgotten Frontier of the Fifties

The Waterside Workers' Federation Film Unit: The Forgotten Frontier of the Fifties

This paper, written for the Fifth International Documentary Conference, Brisbane, 1997, offers a reappraisal of the...
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Saviour Cinema: 'Saving Private Ryan'

Saviour Cinema: 'Saving Private Ryan'

According to Steven Spielberg, Saving Private Ryan is a film where the truth will finally out. He talked to combat...
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The 1999 Rotterdam Film Festival

The 1999 Rotterdam Film Festival

The Rotterdam Film Festival has sold itself in the 1990s as the European festival for world cinema. Eschewing the...
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National Cinemas: Sites of Resistance? A Survey of the 9th Australian and New Zealand History and Film Conference

National Cinemas: Sites of Resistance? A Survey of the 9th Australian and New Zealand History and Film Conference

The 9th Australian and New Zealand History and Film Conference (the first official joint conference), held at the...
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The Pleasures of Simultaneity: Notes from the Montreal and New York Film Festivals

The Pleasures of Simultaneity: Notes from the Montreal and New York Film Festivals

Nothing much changes at the Montreal and New York Film Festivals. Montreal continues to show a hell of a lot of films...
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Lolita': Neither Heard Nor Seen

Lolita': Neither Heard Nor Seen

11th of March, 1999, and the Lolita (Adrian Lyne, 1997) controversy is running like a feral magic pudding. An article in...
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Hamburger Diplomacy and the 'New World Information and Communication Order'

Hamburger Diplomacy and the 'New World Information and Communication Order'

Amid concerns for cultural diversity and self-determination, transnational corporations are busy disseminating their...
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AFI Conversations on Film: 'The Sound of One Hand Clapping': Richard Flanagan

AFI Conversations on Film: 'The Sound of One Hand Clapping': Richard Flanagan

ABC Radio Arts commentator Sian Prior interveiws Richard Flanagan at the time of the 1998 release of his first feature...
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Metro' Short Fiction: Cocoon

Metro' Short Fiction: Cocoon

I've always talked in my sleep. Ever since I was a little boy. Ever since I could talk. Apparently it runs in the...
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Auteurism and War-teurism: Terrence Malick's War Movie

Auteurism and War-teurism: Terrence Malick's War Movie

If this were a movie, this would be the end of the show and something would be decided. In a movie or a novel they would...
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