Titlebook: Australian Screen in the 2000s; Mark David Ryan,Ben Goldsmith Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Australian Sc

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Carving Out an Australian Sensory Cinemaalogy with the revival of ‘direct carving’ in modernist sculpture. These conceptual frameworks focus analysis on texture, sensation and the crafts of filmmaking, and provide insight into how and why Australian filmmakers are carving out a sensory cinema within national cinema and the international marketplace.

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mentary film and television.One of the most comprehensive ex.This book provides coverage of the diversity of Australian film and television production between 2000 and 2015. In this period, Australian film and television have been transformed by new international engagements, the emergence of major

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Carlyle (1834–1840); Alternative Revolutionsate questions of gender and sexuality in a genre often organised around the exploration of heterosexual romance. Ultimately, this chapter argues that these films negotiate a place for the representation of queer youth in Australian film culture, in addition to broadening and complicating a popular and enduring genre of the Australian film canon.

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‘It Was the Summer When Everything Changed …’: Coming of Age Queer in Australian Cinemaate questions of gender and sexuality in a genre often organised around the exploration of heterosexual romance. Ultimately, this chapter argues that these films negotiate a place for the representation of queer youth in Australian film culture, in addition to broadening and complicating a popular and enduring genre of the Australian film canon.

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Australian Indigenous Screen in the 2000s: Crossing into the Mainstreame is much to celebrate about the new wave of Indigenous screen production, there is also a critical imperative to closely analyse the different textual strategies employed by Indigenous screen creatives’ use of the mainstream as a space of cross-cultural exchange.

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George Eliot, Judaism and the Novelsthreat and opportunity, described by Khoo, Smaill and Yue (2013), and reflecting on the productions with regard to the role outlined for the creative industries in the Australian Government White Paper, ..