Two hours of one car chase, almost entirely practical, across a nuclear desert.
Bartertown, two men enter, and Tina Turner running the place.
A tanker chase across the wasteland; the film that defined post-apocalyptic style.
Mel Gibson on an outback highway in the film that cost $350,000 and started a franchise.
An emperor penguin who cannot sing but can tap dance.
Australian newsreel from the Kokoda Track in New Guinea, shot by Damien Parer, who was killed two years later.
Baz Luhrmann sets 1900 Paris to Elton John and Nirvana, and gets away with it.
John Woo takes over: free climbing above Utah, a stolen virus and a motorbike duel outside Sydney.
Fifteen years before Fury Road, and how she lost the arm.
A teenager taken in by his criminal family in Melbourne; Jacki Weaver's grandmother.
Two English children lost in the outback are saved by an Aboriginal boy on his walkabout; Roeg.
Toni Collette leaves Porpoise Spit with ABBA; Australia's bittersweet comedy.
Three Aboriginal girls walk 1,500 miles home along the fence in 1931.
A family fights the airport for their house next to the runway; "tell him he's dreamin'".
A pop-up book monster and a grieving mother; Australian horror about depression.
Schoolgirls vanish on a Victorian rock in 1900 and nobody explains it.
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