Australian and New Zealand Films
Sex, Lies and Julian Assange: TV program exposes lies and corrupt behaviour
Andrew Fowler and Wayne Hurley, “Sex, Lies and Julian Assange” (Four Corners / Australian Broadcasting
Tag: Australian Films
Australian and New Zealand Films
The Proposition: film essay and character study of British imperialism and colonialism, and the brutalisation that results
John Hillcoat, “The Proposition” (2005) A gritty and visually stunning film essay on the combined
Australian and New Zealand Films
Sharia Money (Episode 2: The Price of Paradise): easy-to-follow documentary on Islamic banking and finance
“Sharia Money (Episode 2: the Price of Paradise)” (2011) In the wake of the Global Financial
Australian and New Zealand Films
Outsourced!: small-scaled film offers a resigned look at call-centre work outsourcing
Anna Cater and Safina Uberoi, “Outsourced!” (2006) An interesting and pleasant personalised film revolving around
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I Can Change Your Mind About Climate: predictable documentary drumming up controversy where none exists
Max Bourke, “I Can Change Your Mind About Climate” (2012) It seemed like a good
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Q&A Adventures in Democracy – Richard Dawkins and George Pell (ABC1, 9 April 2012): an unedifying and pointless debate
Q&A Adventures in Democracy – Richard Dawkins versus Cardinal George Pell (Australian Broadcasting Corporation TV
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Seduction in the City: the Birth of Shopping (Episode 2: A Modern Game): film could be sub-titled “A Mug’s Game”
Sally Aitken, “Seduction in the City: the Birth of Shopping (Episode 2: A Modern Game)”
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Seduction in the City: the Birth of Shopping (Episode 1: A Genius Idea): how department stores both freed and enslaved women
Sally Aitken, “Seduction in the City: the Birth of Shopping (Episode 1: A Genius Idea)”
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What the Future Sounded Like: modest little documentary on a pioneering electronic music company in Britain
Matthew Bate, “What the Future Sounded Like” (2006) Here be a good little documentary about the
Australian and New Zealand Films | Multi-media Presentations
Xerox Missive 1977 / 2011: investigation of alternative, intersecting views of reality from historical archives
Ms&Mr, “Xerox Missive 1977 / 2011”, multi-channel video installation (2011) Technically not a film but a