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2004
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2001
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PC is a super smart Jack Russell Terrier (Forrest) who knows how to use a computer thanks to his brilliant owner Alex...
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1997
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A runaway Japanese bride finds herself alone in Sydney, Australia when her lover fails to show up to save her from her...
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1997
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1997
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This caustic Australian comedy is meant to burn those commercial interests who sponsor artists for tax breaks. It also a...
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1996
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Blending rough-and-tumble drama with romance, this story is set in Australia shortly after World War II, when waves of...
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1995
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This German film consists of six separate vignettes each created by a different international director, each challenged to...
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1994
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This Australian drama, based on the novel Priest Island by E.L. Grant, tells the tale of a man exiled to a lonely island...
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Ghost Priest
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1994
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In this moody black and white drama, very much in the mode of the American "western," but with its own film noir...
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Elias Kidd
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1993
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This Australian cult film draws extremely dark humor from the story of Bubby, a man who has spent the first 35 years of his...
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1993
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This genial Australian coming-of-age film is based on the experiences of its narrator, writer and director Bob Ellis. The...
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1993
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1993
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In this grim docu-drama an Australian photojournalist leaves her children to cover the story of Vietnamese boat people in a...
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Sir Adrian Hobday
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1992
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The struggles faced by Vietnamese boat people make up the focus of this story about an Australian reporter (Greta Scacchi)...
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1992
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Michael is the extremely impoverished nephew of George, a wealthy mining magnate. Not only is he poor now, but he grew up...
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George Shanley
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1992
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Australian director Paul Cox, skilled at intense psychological stories about lone souls looking for comfort in a cold world,...
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Billy
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1991
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Bernard (Chris Haywood) is clearly someone with an obsessive personality, as witnessed by his lifelong love affair with...
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Psychiatrist
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1990
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Warm Nights on a Slow Moving Train, written and directed by Bob Ellis, belongs to a genre of highbrow 1980s films which...
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The Salesman
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1989
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A small desert town in western Australia is the scene of several love affairs in this romantic drama. Forty-year-old Stella...
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Associate Producer, W.H. (Billy) Marsden
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1989
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In this downbeat drama, Sal (Nick Carrafa), a young Italian/Australian doctor, tries to deal with his growing sense of...
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Mr. O'Ryan
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1989
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Henry
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1989
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The 1988 Australian miniseries Shiralee was, like the 1957 film of the same name, based on a bestselling novel by D'Arcy...
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1988
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Set in contemporary Australia, this hallucinatory drama is predicated on time displacement. University student Jackie...
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Reverend Andershot
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1987
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As can easily be ascertained by the title, this Australian documentary focuses upon that most tortured of artistic geniuses,...
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Composer (Music Score)
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1987
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Isabelle Huppert plays a French woman who travels to Australia after leaving her husband. Injured in an accident, Huppert is...
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Screenwriter, Tom
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1986
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1986
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This off-beat children's story is about Andy (Gully Coote), a trusting youngster who is duped into believing the $20 he just...
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Drunken Old Man
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1986
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1985
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In this saga of family stress and antagonisms, an 80-year-old grandfather is brought out of his retirement home to celebrate...
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Composer (Music Score)
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1985
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John Clayton stars in this Australian comedy as a fortysomething journalist. Suffering a mild case of midlife crisis, Clayton...
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George
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1985
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The four-part Australian miniseries Flight Into Hell was based on the real-life recollections of German airplane pilot Hans...
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1985
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In a slightly padded but well-acted and relevant drama, an Australian mining company and a group of aboriginals go to court...
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Baldwin Ferguson
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1984
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The Australian-made Buddies is essentially a Down Under gold rush western. Two friends in Queensland team up with a miner and...
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1983
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Set in Australia in the 1930s, this drama stars Nicholas Gledhill as P.S., a six-year-old boy who lives with his Aunt Lila...
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1983
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The Australian Man of Flowers stars Norman Kaye in the title role. A painter, Kaye has earned his nickname from his...
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Charles Bremer
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1983
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Effusive piano tuner Norman Kaye is on the less sunny side of forty and still unattached. Shy and self-effacing office worker...
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Composer (Music Score), Peter
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1982
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Building is Howard's passion, and he is so absorbed in his plans to build an elaborate resort in the Blue Mountains of...
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1982
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Director Donald Crombie's fourth feature tackles the problem of out-of-control redevelopment by unscrupulous corporate...
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1981
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Australia has a huge Greek immigrant population, so it is only natural that a refugee from Greece's occasional revolutions...
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1979
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In this drama, the marriage between an unhappy young couple trying to hold themselves together for the sake of their...
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Composer (Music Score), Alex
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1977
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Dennis Hopper plays the title character in this true story of a 19th-century Australian gold-digger who is pressed into a...
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1976
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This Australian drama chronicles the vision of a young lover who almost drowns in a bathtub while dreaming about her...
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Composer (Music Score)
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1976
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Marcello Mastroianni marks his English language film debut in this featherweight caper film directed by first-time director...
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Composer (Music Score)
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1968
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