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'Two unemployed men, bored by life and angry at the world, spend their time drinking beer and watching videos until one day they actually decide to do something - rob a bank.'
Source: Screen Australia. (Sighted: 6/8/2013)
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Cinematic and Televisual CitiesBen Goldsmith,
2012-2011single work criticism — Appears in:
Studies in Australasian Cinema,Marchvol.
5no.
32012;(p. 215-221)'This article introduces the nine articles that comprise the 'Cities' issue of Studies in
Australasian Cities. Established and emerging scholars explore cities in Australian
and New Zealand film and television. Articles cover aspects of media production,
reception and exhibition in particular cities, studies of various city characters and
spaces, and analyses of the relationship between representations of a city on-screen
and the 'real' city.' (Editor's abstract)
Cinematic and Televisual CitiesBen Goldsmith,
2012-2011single work criticism — Appears in:
Studies in Australasian Cinema,Marchvol.
5no.
32012;(p. 215-221)'This article introduces the nine articles that comprise the 'Cities' issue of Studies in
Australasian Cities. Established and emerging scholars explore cities in Australian
and New Zealand film and television. Articles cover aspects of media production,
reception and exhibition in particular cities, studies of various city characters and
spaces, and analyses of the relationship between representations of a city on-screen
and the 'real' city.' (Editor's abstract)
