Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 The Ambiguities of Ancestry : Antiquity, Ruins and Converging Traditions of Australian Gothic Cinema
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    y separately published work icon Studies in Australasian Cinema vol. 14 no. 3 2020 20904699 2020 periodical issue

    'To say that 2020 has been a strange year is an understatement. Many who work in screen production, the arts, and the the creative sectors more broadly have suffered from cancellations, loss of income, delays, disconnection, and the associated stresses of pandemic life. At the same time screen texts and cultures have saved most of us – taken us through lockdown, entertained and engaged us, inspired, and sustained us perhaps more so now and in more ways than ever before. As life has changed, we see the foregrounding of the adaptability of screen works and screen culture, from COVID safe production practices to virtual audiences and the prominence of independent filmmaking, digital content creation, and online film festivals and screen events. The films, series and performances from Australasian auteurs, groups, teams, production cohorts and scholars have produced a range of cinematic, televisual and online stories and images worthy of celebration and interrogation. It is with this sense of inspiration and renewed interest that we look towards 2021.' (Anthony Lambert, Goodbye to 2020 introduction)

    2020
    pg. 162-177
Subjects:
  • Celeste Bille Brown , Ben Hackworth , 2018 single work film/TV
  • Picnic at Hanging Rock Beatrix Christian , Alice Addison , 2017 series - publisher film/TV
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