Studies in Australasian Cinema

Title Publication Date Language Citations
Australian (Inter)national Cinema: The Royal Commission on the Moving Picture Industry in Australia, 1926–1928., Australasian Films Ltd. and the American monopoly2012/01/01English
Inside the outside: Aspirations of authenticity in the representation of Lebanese-Australian youth in Serhat Caradee's Cedar Boys2012/01/01English
Tokyo drifting: Toei Corporation's The Drifting Avenger and the internationalization of the Australian western2010/01/01English
‘I knew I should've taken that left turn at Albuquerque’: The Warner Bros. Cartoon down under2010/01/01English
Index—Volume 42010/01/01English
Editorial2010/01/01English
Dead on arrival: The fate of Australian film noir2010/01/01English
‘International outlaws’: Tony Richardson, Mick Jagger and Ned Kelly2010/01/01English
FramingMao's Last Danceras a musical biopic2014/01/02English
Festival director's report: Sydney underground film festival – a community of cinema junkies2015/05/04English
Journal editor's note2015/05/04English
Re-thinking ancillary: Australian screen content in education2015/05/04English
The film exhibitors’ Royal Commission2015/09/02English
‘Masking madness with gaiety’: innovating sound exhibition in Australia and the Royal Commission's failure to prevent the talkie wars2015/09/02English
Reel New Zealanders: Contesting tokenism and ethnic stereotyping in Roseanne Liang'sTake 32011/01/01English
Period features, heritage cinema: Region, gender and race in The Irishman2011/01/01English
When it all started: Politics and policies of the Australian film industry from the revival to the international breakthrough2011/01/01English
Cleaning up the queer: Sex, love and ideology in Stephen Wallace'sFor Love Alone2011/01/01English
Reviews2011/01/01English
Education paths for documentary distribution: DAF, ATOM and the study guides that bind them2015/01/02English
Editorial Board2014/09/02English
Screen culture in a reflective mood2014/09/02English
From Martyr to Robo-Nurse: the portrayal of Australian nurses on screen2014/09/02English
Cinema, modernity, modernism: Selected papers from the XVth Biennial Conference of the Film and History Association of Australia and New Zealand (FHAANZ), University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia2011/01/01English
The Petrov Affair: An ambivalent migrant narrative2011/01/01English
The return of 1960s modernist cinema2011/01/01English
‘Modern’ cinematic encounters: Border crossing and environmental transformation in some recent Australian films2011/01/01English
Reviews2011/01/01English
Shooting cinematic outlaws: Ned Kelly and Jesse James as viewed through film2011/01/01English
The lust of the eye and the thrill of the flesh2011/01/01English