Masters of “a giggle, a girl and a few innuendos” cinema
An Alan Seymour effort from 1960 that was filmed to shut him up, basically.
The 1933 movie that introduced Errol Flynn
Two Americans who ran Warwick Productions before breaking up over James Bond
The second screen Gidget
1962 version of the Alan Seymour classic play
When the perfect housewife became a film mogul. Yes, really.
A 1969 middle aged man fantasia that’s actually very well made
The great Hammer-star-that-wasn’t-quite
On curating not one but two programs in the 2025 Brisbane International Film Festival, Indigenous Spotlight and Culty McCult.