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"For me, making films and not making films are not two different ways of life. Filming should be a part of living, something normal and natural. Making films hasn't changed my life very much, because I made ...

In an essay titled "Falling Out Of Love", Serge Daney coins a beautiful phrase - 'clothes pegs cinema' - or at least what the translator has concocted as the English equivalent. D...

If this issue seems like a hodgepodge of themes and topics then that's because it is. One thing that Senses of Cinema aimed to achieve when it was first set up was an eclecticism in topics and a seriousness...

Into the first year of the millennium, the vastness of the twenty-first century lying before us, and the cinema is well and truly alive. If there is one film that emerges as a cle...

In this current era of ours, in which war and bloodshed escalate uncontrollably and young adults run through the streets in euphoria at the end of a decade of political oppression (...

When this journal was first conceived it was never envisaged that it would exist in the shape that it does today. Compared to the modest size of Issue 1, December 1999, which was ...

Festival fever has taken hold of Australia currently. The Sydney Film Festival took place recently, and we have a couple of reports from it, and the Brisbane and the two Melbourne (MIFF and MUFF) festivals ...

Short film mania dominates this issue with a special feature on the St.Kilda Film Festival, Australia's oldest and premier short film festival. Its history and significance is uncovered in a series of interview...

In this issue we feature articles on two highly distinctive auteurs, Brian De Palma and François Truffaut. A career ranging from the late '60s to the present day and a body of work so vast and ...

In this issue we have a special feature on Eric Rohmer, whose film Autumn Tale opened recently in Melbourne, and, who, as it happens, just turned 80 (on April 4th). In an interview with his editor of the past 1...

This issue brings together writers from around the globe and features current topics serious to the hearts and minds of cinema lovers both locally and around the globe. We cover the recent controversy of the...

In this issue we have our first "visionary" pieces, that is, articles that look at contemporary technologies. Angela Ndalianis examines the influence of digital technologies and the aesthetic of theme park ride...

One of our aims is to realise and utilize the potential of an online journal to function in an international arena, to engage with an audience of international proportions and publish articles from around the g...

Senses of Cinema is an online film journal devoted to the serious and eclectic discussion of cinema. It has been set up to address a gap in local discourse, through facilitating and encouraging such discussion....