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Australia
- History on/and/in Film
This website reproduces papers delivered at the Third Australian History and Film Conference, held in Perth in 1985. These essays, many by well-known scholars, represent a diverse array of approaches to the study of film and history. - National Film and Sound Archive Collection
Search the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia's catalog, which contains items that are in the physical archive in Canberra. - National Film and Sound Archive Collection Spotlights
These themed online exhibitions help users explore the collection of the Australian Film and Sound Archive. There are many moving image-focused materials, including stills of famous Australian movie theaters, information about notable film and TV personalities, and information about the archive's own restoration of two Australian films, Jedda and The Story of the Kelly Gang. - Oz Film: Australian Film
Features a comprehensive bibliography of Australian cinema, as well as numerous articles. - Screening the Past
Screening the Past is a peer-reviewed online journal hosted by Latrobe University in Australia. Its primary subjects are the study of film history, the relationship between media and social history, and the history of critical thought on cinema.