Australian and New Zealand Films
Tusalava: a unique animated classic inviting many interpretations
Len Lye, “Tusalava” (1929) It must have been astonishing enough when it was first released
Australian and New Zealand Films
Len Lye, “Tusalava” (1929) It must have been astonishing enough when it was first released
Carlton Meyer, “The Empire’s 2016 Coup in Turkey” (Tales of the American Empire, 22 January
Philippe Falardeau, “My Salinger Year” (2020) A film about finding your own voice and creative
Babak Anvari, “Two & Two ” (2011) Notable for its minimal grey and dreary setting
Hubert Wala, “Strategic Flows, by Jacek Bartosiak” (Strategy & Future, 11 January 2021) Strategy &
Billy Wilder, “Some Like It Hot” (1959) Astonishingly this classic Hollywood slapstick comedy still holds
Nino Aldi, “Tribes” (2020) In societies obsessed with categorising people on the basis of arbitrary
Dear USE readers and visitors, Funnily I had anticipated at the beginning of 2020 that
Glen MacKay, “Life in the Day of Aliya Mustafina” (2020) Since 2009 when she joined
British Films | Multi-media Presentations
Alan Cox, Heathcote Williams, “The Red Dagger” (2013?) Presented in six parts on Youtube, British