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102 Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, or Two or Three Things I Know About Bollywood MikeWalsh

108 Deep Pockets and Stirred Emotions: Recent Trends in South Korean Cinema JamesBrown

116 No (De)Fences: MIFF 2006 Regional Focus MikeWalsh

125 Finding a New Language of Action: An Interview with Tsui Hark PeterGravestock

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134 A New Horizon: A Short History of South African Film RodHay

140 The Scream Reflex: Meta-Horror and Popular Culture DaviniaThornley

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154 Of Myths and Men: Sunday Too Far Away Peter

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158 Remembering Exits and November Eleven PaulDavies

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17 Siren of the Suburbs: Suburban Mayhem RjurikDavidson

22 Telling Mythical Tales: A Conversation with Jeremy Sims about Last Train to Freo DaveHoskin

29 Puppy: Love, Deceit, Obsession and a Few Dead Bodies BorisTrbic

33 The Book of Revelation: Showing Without Telling FincinaHopgood

39 The Philosophy of the White Room: Ana Kokkinos on The Book of Revelation HunterCordaiy

44 A Proper Sorry Film: Call Me Mum FelicityCollins

46 Transforming the Truth: An Interview with Margot Nash, Director of Call Me Mum FelicityCollins

54 Carver Country: Adapting Raymond Carver in Australia MichaelKitson

62 Cinema At Ease: An Interview with Toa Fraser GeoffLealand

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75 In Pursuit of the Truth: Documentaries and Mockumentaries CynthiaKarena

81 Staking a Truth Claim: Constructing a Document in Two Laws KeithBeattie

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160 1975: Pungent with Possibility DennyLawrence

162 You're Among Equals: Germaine Greer, Gough Whitlam and Women in Film in 1975 LisaFrench

166 1975: Don Dunstan and the SAFC RussellPorter

168 Writing the Revival ConstantineVerevis

170 A Bureaucratic Cinema BenGoldsmith

172 Outside the Outside: Experimental Film in 1975 DirkdeBruyn

174 Sitting in the Dark: The Melbourne Uni Film Society LeoBerkeley

176 Still All About the Paperwork WendyRawady

177 Film and Politics – and 1975 BrendaCross

178 Putting 1975 in Context KenBerryman

180 The Archival Turning Point RayEdmonson

182 Hearing the Call (& Joining the Crew) DavidNichols

Industry Insider184 A Bright Light in the Digital Media

Industry: LAMP MoniqueHohnburg

187 Market Forces: The Role of the Producer in a Changing Industry JoniRubin

190 Speak Now: The Film and Broadcast Industry Oral History Group TomJeffrey

Australian and NZ TV194 The Insider's Guide to Writing TV: An

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200 In the Zone: Two Twisted DaveHoskin

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