Whether travelling by runway, railway or road, these films from our collection have you covered. They might even inspire your next cross-country adventure.

For World Home Movie Day 2021, curator Heather Gill highlights the work of Australia's amateur cine societies.

This silent advertisement promotes the new ‘Touring Talkie Show’ truck operated by Hoyts – with sponsorship from Studebaker Car Corporation and the Shell Oil Company.

This colour cinema advertisement by Litchfield Film Productions launches the new model Holden sedan, the 1956 FE. This clip shows the whole advertisement minus the opening and closing titles.

This television advertisement for General Motors Holden emphasises the Holden sedan’s suitability to the needs of the family.

This poster is a bold image of Max Rockatansky's iconic, souped-up black car.

Banduk Marika walks amongst the Sydney population.

This is an authorised five-minute making of Mad Max 2 that focuses on the heroic work of the film's stunt performers – including a look at two dangerous stunts that don't go according to p

Max (Mel Gibson) is now a desert wanderer, in a world where petrol is the only currency. He drives ‘the last of the V8 Interceptors’, a remnant of the days when he was a highway patrol officer.

Mad Max 2 – retitled The Road Warrior in the US – is a standard-bearer for successful sequels and one of the greatest action movies of all time.