Crocodile Dundee remains the most commercially successful Australian film ever made, with Paul Hogan’s iconic Mick Dundee at the heart of the film. 

These are two AFI (Australian Film Institute) awards won by Storm Boy in 1977. One is for best film of the year, and the other is the Jedda award.

Lobby card for the film, Eureka Stockade (US title, Massacre Hill) shows miner, James Scobie, played by Al Thomas, attacked and killed on the goldfields.

This lobby card from the film, Eureka Stockade (US title, Massacre Hill), directed by Harry Watt, shows actor Chips Rafferty as rebel leader Peter Lalor and fellow miners fighting

Lobby card for the film Eureka Stockade (US title, Massacre Hill), directed by Harry Watt, shows Chips Rafferty as rebel leader Peter Lalor fighting to the last man in a film stil

This lobby card from the film, Eureka Stockade (US title, Massacre Hill), directed by Harry Watt, shows actor Chips Rafferty as Peter Lalor compelling the miners to unite.

The Loyal Rebel is an Australian silent film directed by Alfred Rolfe set against the background of the Eureka Stockade.

Malcolm is a beloved Australian comedy from 1986 about a mechanical genius played by Colin Friels.

We spoke to Malcolm writer/cinematographer David Parker and mechanical designer/1st AD Tony Mahood, two of the creative minds responsible for creating the quirky getaway in 1986 classic.

Malcolm (Colin Friels) shows Frank (John Hargreaves) his version of a getaway car, gleaned from watching television shows.