Enduring Loss: JJ Winlove’s June Again and Dementia on Screen
Words David Michael Brown
Australian and New Zealand Cinema
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Enduring Loss: JJ Winlove’s June Again and Dementia on Screen
Embracing Identity: Gender-diverse Storytelling and Authenticity in Max Currie’s Rūrangi
Words Glenn Dunks
Gathering Clouds: Tension and Revelation in Ashley Harris’ How Do You Know Chris?
Words Brian McFarlane
Caught on Camera: Surveillance and Abstraction in Jonathan Ogilvie’s Lone Wolf
Words Jake Wilson
Rays of Desire: Queer Time in Katie Found’s My First Summer
Words Louise Sheedy
Life on Fast Forward: Mortality and Regret in Josh Lawson’s Long Story Short
Words Travis Johnson
Hidden Forces: Childhood, Commerce and Cost in Granaz Moussavi’s When Pomegranates Howl
Words Kit MacFarlane
Fragmented Feelings: Matthew Victor Pastor’s The Neon Across the Ocean
Words Nicholas Godfrey
Swimming Through Time: Sally Aitken on Playing with Sharks: The Valerie Taylor Story
Words Oliver Pfeiffer
Breaking the Waves: Defeating Discrimination in Christopher Nelius’ Girls Can’t Surf
Words Greta Parry
‘The Stars Are All Strange Here’: Cultural Memory and Forgetfulness in Roderick MacKay’s The Furnace
Words Jessica Kiang
Dry Fidelity: Robert Connolly’s The Dry and Big-screen Crime Adaptation
Words Mel Campbell
Bird’s-eye View: Glendyn Ivin on Chance and Nature in Penguin Bloom
Words Jasmine Crittenden
Out of Breath: Timely Issues and Old Gender Tropes in Seth Larney’s 2067
Words Bronwyn Lovell
Shooting for the Stars: Luke Sparke’s Occupation: Rainfall and the Elusive Australian Blockbuster
Words David Michael Brown
Rocky Road: Running From Responsibility in Kurt Martin’s Moon Rock for Monday
Words Thomas Redwood
Free Country: Colonial Incursions in Stephen Maxwell Johnson’s High Ground
Words Nicholas Godfrey
Mending Fences: Animosity and Adaptation in Jeremy Sims’ Rams
Words Barnaby Smith
Hogan’s Heroes: Star Image in Dean Murphy’s The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee
Words Jake Wilson
Elusive Connections: Ritual and Reconstruction in Jayden Stevens’ A Family
Words Gabrielle O'Brien
Bathing in Genre: Homage and Experimentation in Parish Malfitano’s Bloodshot Heart
Words Dave Crewe
Reflections on a Shared History: Monica Zanetti on Ellie & Abbie (& Ellie’s Dead Aunt)
Words Stephen A Russell
Mum’s Not the Word: Identity and Autonomy in Curtis Vowell’s Baby Done
Words Mel Campbell
Alone Together: Gregor Jordan on Adapting the Intangible in Dirt Music
Words Stephen A Russell
House of Horrors: Ageing and Loss in Natalie Erika James’ Relic
Words Josh Nelson
All You Can Be: Self-actualisation, Self-acceptance and Disability in Paul Barakat’s Kairos
Words Hanna Schenkel
Performance, Transgression and Transformation: Angie Black’s The Five Provocations
Words Gabrielle O'Brien
Aussie Mayhem: Judd Tilyard on Jesse O’Brien’s Two Heads Creek
Words Oliver Pfeiffer
Capricious Childhood: Confronting Family Life in John Sheedy’s H Is for Happiness
Words Susan Bye
Australian Mythology: The Selective Celebration of Rachel Griffiths’ Ride Like a Girl
Words Debbie Zhou
A Familiar Track: Looking Under the Hood of Owen Trevor’s Go!
Words Travis Johnson
Seeing Through the Disguise: Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man
Words Elizabeth Flux
Not Another Dying Girl: How Shannon Murphy’s Babyteeth Challenges a Weary Trope
Words Jessica Kiang
The Political Is Personal: Helen Reddy and the Generational Politics of I Am Woman
Words Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Maternal Instinct: Genre, Grief and Mental Illness in Kim Farrant’s Angel of Mine
Words Dave Crewe
‘Are You Not Entertained?’: Maziar Lahooti’s Below and the Morality of Pay-per-view Violence
Words Mel Campbell
The Pen Is Mightier than the Gun: Justin Kurzel’s True History of the Kelly Gang and Punk Historiography
Words Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Lust in Space: Teenage Queerness and Connection in Samuel van Grinsven’s Sequin in a Blue Room
Words Laurence Barber
Dawn of the Dad: Masculinity and Maturity in Abe Forsythe’s Little Monsters
Words Mel Campbell
Artificial Inheritance: Robotics and Responsibility in Grant Sputore’s I Am Mother
Words Dave Crewe