Camera Natura

Director: Ross Gibson

Institute History

  • 1986 Sundance Film Festival

Description

Camera Natura is a rare gem of a film, a brilliant collage of out-of-context sounds and images from other Australian films. It is, in the minds of many, the one film that best describes everything that is “Australian.” If you ever wondered how and why Mad Max came up from Down Under, see this film!

Screening Details

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