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Projections 10 - Hollywood Film-makers on Film-making
The director of “Leaving Las Vegas” lifts the lid on the Hollywood system, in an expose that shows the darker side of an industry where money does more than talk. The heart of the text is a…
Projections Four and A Half - Film-makers on Film-making
When the door of the Lumière factory opened to release the workers, it was more than just the end of the day - it was the beginning of a brand new art form that has shaped the consciousness of the twentieth…
Puberty Blues - a Critique
In this lively and honest account of the making of the Australian classic film, writer and broadcaster Nell Schofield recalls how she won the role of Debbie and what it was like on the set She looks at…
Reflections - An Autobiographical Journey
‘Everything we do must somehow be a self-portrait - not to please or reflect the ego but to nourish our natural ability to share beauty and to reflect our inner truths.’ So writes Paul Cox…
Roger Corman / Metaphysics on a Shoestring
Roger Corman has created his own Hollywood - as a successful director, producer, and low-budget movie mogul running his own studio, he has made films as wanted to make them true to his own vision and free…
Scorsese on Scorsese
The interviews with the director Martin Scorsese which make up this book reveal a man with an unbridled passion for film. This revised edition contains material on “GoodFellas”, “Cape…
Sergio Leone - Something to do with Death
Groundbreaking ‘spaghetti westerns’ such as the ‘Dollars’ trilogy (starring Clint Eastwood as ‘The Man With No Name’), and the magisterial Once Upon A Time In The West,…
Sirk on Sirk
Douglas Sirk is one of the most neglected directors in American cinema. This book aims to rectify that and, through a survey of his career, to re-establish Sirk as one of the great stylists of Hollywood…
Stanley Kubrick
Even as a teenager, Stanley Kubrick was documenting his world through photography. When he sold his first photograph at the age of seventeen, Kubrick had already begun telling stories through pictures.…
