Issue No. 197
August 2018
Burning Down the House: Winchester and the Truth About Ghosts
Rebel on the Screen: Mike Retter on Youth on the March
Recurring Nightmares: Dark Australian Classics Reimagined
Pride in Protest: The ABC’s Riot and the Birth of Mardi Gras
Tip of the Landfill: The ABC’s War on Waste
Mirth and Malady: Homecoming Queens and Depicting Chronic Illness
Dance of Despair: Israel, Trauma and Samuel Maoz’s Foxtrot
It’s Still Life: Abbas Kiarostami’s 24 Frames
Representing Resistance: Ayse Toprak’s Mr Gay Syria and LGBTQIA+ Rights
Obstructed Progress: Ai Weiwei’s Human Flow and the Global Refugee Crisis
Echoes of Tradition: Paul Williams’ Elegy for Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu
Creation in the Cutting Room: Jill Bilcock on the Art of Film Editing
Portrait of a Man Condemned: Matthew Sleeth’s Guilty
Colonial Inquest: Les McLaren and Annie Stiven’s Life Is a Very Strange Thing
Storm Boy
Landscape of Silence: Sound Design in the Films of Warwick Thornton
Freaky Farmers and Sick Flocks: The Locals and Black Sheep
Seeing Double: ABC Comedy and SBS Viceland
Stand-up on the Small Screen
Full Stream Ahead Against Piracy
Labour of Love: Unionisation in the Videogames Industry
