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In this chapter Collins and Davis 'are intersted in how a familiar icon of Australian cinema, the landscape (in particular the desert landscape, the outback), is suddenly made strange (unbearable even) by a historic event and how this raises questions to do with historical amnesia, shock and memory in a national cinema. In order to sneak up on on this post-Mabo experience of aftershock, we want to place these films in relation to threee critical categories which have been important in making sense of the ad hoc diversity of Australian films.' Source : Australian Cinema After Mabo (2004)
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Aftershock and the Desert Landscape in Heaven's Burning, The Last Days of Chez Nous, Holy Smoke, Serenades, Yolgnu Boy and The Missing
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- Heaven's Burning 1997 single work film/TV
- The Last Days of Chez Nous 1991 single work film/TV
- Holy Smoke 1999 single work film/TV
- Mabo : Life of an Island Man 1997 single work film/TV biography
- Serenades 2001 single work film/TV
- Yolngu Boy 2000 single work film/TV
- The Missing 1999 single work film/TV
- 1970
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