Described as being “one of the country’s most dedicated, visionary and prolific independent film-makers”, Bill Mousoulis has been a key figure in Australian independent screen culture over the last 40 years. During this time, he has produced over 100 short and feature-length films, moving across various styles and formats providing a unique reflection on his Greek-Australian heritage as well as his Melbourne upbringing
Flick Ford is joined by Bill himself and Fiona Villella, one of the editors at Senses of Cinema to discuss Melbourne Cinémathèque’s one-night-only micro season celebrating Bill’s filmography! The screening is showing at ACMI on Wednesday 24 May at 7PM!
Then, Flick and guests dive into two retro films currently streaming on SBS! They review Nanni Moretti’s 2015 drama, MIA MADRE and Kiesloweski’s 1988 A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING!
MIA MADRE (Nanni Moretti, 2015)
A SHORT FILM ABOUT KILLING (Kiesloweski, 1988)
- None Of Us Will have But A Little WhileLonnie Holley (with Sharon Van Etten)
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Primal Screen is a show all about screen culture - from movies on the big screen to whatever you're streaming. It's a mix of new releases and retrospective film and television reviews, plus interviews with film practitioners and industry professionals.
Hosted and produced by Flick Ford.
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