Are Their Eyes Greek? single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2000... 2000 Are Their Eyes Greek?
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'A response to Bill Mousoulis' essay in Issue 1 on the question of whether or not a Greek language of cinema storytelling exists in the work of Greek-Australian filmmakers.' (Editor's abstract)

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Is Your Film Language Greek? Some Thoughts on Greek-Australian Film-Makers Bill Mousoulis , 1999 single work criticism
— Appears in: Senses of Cinema , December no. 1 1999; 'An overview and discussion of the work of Greek-Australian film-makers, and whether the voice they speak with is inherently, deeply Hellenic.' (Editor's abstract)
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Subjects:
  • The Wog Boy Nick Giannopoulos , Chris Anastassiades , 2000 single work film/TV
  • Head On Andrew Bovell , Ana Kokkinos , Mira Robertson , 1998 single work film/TV
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