A collection of award-winning and memorable costumes from 90 years of Australian film.
Clips, props, posters and interviews relating to the classic film's release in 1971 and its restoration nearly 40 years later.
A pioneering multimedia work produced during the earliest days of Australian film.
Welcome to the world of The Dressmaker, where haute couture and the Australian outback are brilliantly combined.
We look inside the wardrobe of Australian film costumes and find stylish satins and silks, sparkling sequins and plenty of pom poms.
Wake in Fright is a classic from the early days of the 1970s Australian film renaissance. The film was restored by the NFSA and re-released in 2009.
Dubbed 'the mother of rock', Lillian Roxon was the most influential rock journalist in the world from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s.
Forty years ago, on 27 February 1979, one of Australia’s most addictive soap operas debuted on Network Ten.
Black Screen connects culture, stories and language with community through screen.
Host your own screening in your community; Black Screen provides entertainment for everyone.
The first Australian film nominated for an Academy Award ('Oscar') won - Kokoda Front Line! in 1942.
NFSA Restores is an exciting program that seeks to digitise, restore and preserve Australian films so they can be seen in today’s digital cinemas.
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