This image immortalises the motley crew of characters from the hit 1970s Australian comedy sketch series The Aunty Jack Show, including (from left to right): Garry McDon

Hosted by Graeme ‘Shirley’ Strachan, the lead singer of legendary Australian glam rock band Skyhooks, the children’s television series Shirl’s Neighbourhood (1979–83) appealed to both chil

With simple animation combined with live action backgrounds of the Australian bush, Dot and the Kangaroo (1977) was the second animated feature film to be made in Australia.

This speaker comes from the Sundown Drive-in which operated in South Canberra.

The Japanese poster for The Man from Hong Kong (1975) is a perfect example of why a film's poster is such an important part of generating buzz for its international marketing campaign.

International movie posters are important not only as a way of connecting the film with audiences during a cinema release, but in giving insights into how an Australian film was marketed overseas.

This Czech poster for Gillian Armstrong's feature directorial debut My Brilliant Career (called Moje skvělá kariéra which translates to 'My Great Career') is an interesting example of how

International posters from the theatrical release of a film are important, not just because they enticed audiences into cinemas when the film was released, but because they give us a window into wh

A feature film's poster is an important marketing tool and conveys to audiences just why they should see a movie, whether it's because of a gripping, high-stakes plot, famous cast, or something els

A film's poster is an integral part of its cinematic release. It draws audiences in by giving them a sense of what to expect, whether that's the film's genre, who stars in it, or where it's set.