This silent footage is only a small part of a personal collection donated to Film Australia in 2006 and now part of the NFSA FAC Library collection.

Two women dressed in dark underwear, silk stockings and shoes model two styles of Berlei corsetry.

Cinema Art Films brought many notable foreign productions to Australia between 1927 and 1932. We've acquired original posters for a selection of their releases.

This is a collection of posters of international films distributed in Australia between 1927 and 1932.

The Fate of a Flirt is a romantic comedy cutting across classes which is effectively illustrated in this playful poster design.

This is one of two clown-focused cinema posters in the Cinema Art collection.

This UFA production (original German title: Der Heilige Berg) was controversial director and film star Leni Riefenstahl’s first starring film role.

This poster barely gives anything away. It focuses on the female romantic lead, Kitty Cranston (Betty Balfour), whose name appears as large as the film’s title.

The title of the film may be Play Safe, but the poster does not.

This is one of the many Cinema Art posters that features a different film title to other countries.