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Turnstyled, Junkpiled: On High or Dry
Bill Craske looks at one of the best low-budget feature documentaries about the vicissitudes of the drug life
Double Exposure: Films by Bill Mousoulis and Mark La Rosa
Australian experimental narrative lives, in these shorts and features from a couple of true independents
Pursued
Pursued (1947 USA 101 mins) Source: ACMI/NLA Prod Co: Warner Brothers Prod: Milton Sperling Dir: Raoul Walsh Scr: Niven Busch Phot: James Wong Howe Ed:
Mementos from Blank Point: Steven Soderbergh’s The Limey
Steven Soderbergh’s The Limey (1999) is a brash economical movie full of self-reflexive ’60s interruptions and clenched teeth violence. From the impressionistic opening visuals introducing
Toeing The Line: Risk
One of the many disappointing aspects of Alan White’s Risk (2001) involves the internecine combination of actor and image. White’s previous feature film Erskineville Kings
The Indian Runner
The Indian Runner (1991 USA 126min) 35mm Prod Co: Mount Prod: Don Phillips Dir,Scr: Sean Penn Phot: Anthony B. Richmond Ed: Jay Cassidy Art Dir:
Live and Lethargic: The Original Kings of Comedy
(Spike Lee, 2000) Spike Lee has never been a lyrical filmmaker. His best work (Jungle Fever [1991], Do the Right Thing [1989]) contains the vibrant