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Lobby card: Doc at two-up

An Australian lobby card to promote the release of Wake in Fright in 1971 featuring a photo of Doc Tydon (Donald Pleasence) at the two-up game.

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Pentuphouse: ‘I’m gonna take her to Surfer’s Paradise'

This short film by Cate Shortland is a snapshot of a relationship in its last days.

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Pentuphouse: ‘Life is like a song’

Della (Gillian Jones) definitively ends her relationship with Dale (Aaron Blabey) then performs at a casino.

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The Sundowners: No place for a woman

Ida (Deborah Kerr) has persuaded her husband to inquire about a job shearing sheep.

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Phar Lap: Bobby and Pikey make history

Tommy Woodcock (Tom Burlinson) runs Phar Lap onto the track at Flemington for the 1930 Melbourne Cup.

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Phar Lap: Lightning strikes

Mr Telford (Martin Vaughan) arrives at the stables with his son Cappy (Steven Bannister).

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Phar Lap: 'This is not a horse'

Harry Telford (Martin Vaughan) watches his new horse arrive on the docks from New Zealand. His wife, Vi (Celia de Burgh), wonders why the horse looks so skinny.

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Lobby card: two-up game

An Australian lobby card to promote the release of Wake in Fright in 1971 featuring a photo of the two-up scene.

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Gone to the Dogs: Two dopes and a dog

George (George Wallace), Henry (John Dobbie) and their dog Aloysius are trapped in the haunted house, the lair of master criminal Dr Sunderman.

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Gone to the Dogs: 'The bow-wows now are all the rage'

George (George Wallace) leaps into song in the courtyard of Mrs McAllister’s dog kennel (and boarding house). Jean McAllister (Lois Green) whips off her skirt to join him, dancing in hotpants.