Kemira – Diary of a Strike Digby Houghton November 2024 CTEQ Annotations on Film Wollongong is not the first city to encircle itself around an industry, and nor is it the last. Corio Bay to Melbourne’s west installed public housing to house all the workers during the Ford factories’ halcyon...
From the Union Theatre to the Glasshouse and Beyond: Exploring One of Melbourne Film Culture’s Pivotal Transitions Digby Houghton November 2024 “A very open-ended canon”: The Many Histories of the Melbourne Cinémathèque His name plagues me. Everywhere I go I can hear it. Whenever I ask somebody for information pertaining to the Melbourne Cinémathèque, it’s not long before his name pops up again. Although a dentist by trade, Mi...
Queensland Digby Houghton March 2024 CTEQ Annotations on Film It is July and Richmond are teetering on a spot in the top eight in the Australian Football League (AFL), a sport that is akin to a religion in Melbourne. It’s an average high of 13 degrees and the chilly south...
The Skywalk is Gone (Tsai Ming-liang, 2002) Digby Houghton May 2023 CTEQ Annotations on Film Tsai Ming-Liang’s Tian qiao bu jian le (The Skywalk is Gone, 2002; Skywalk from here on) is a short film bridging his previous and subsequent features, Ni na bian ji dian (What Time is it There?, 2001) and Tian...
M (Fritz Lang, 1931) Digby Houghton May 2022 CTEQ Annotations on Film Fritz Lang’s M (1931) is a cry for despair representing the dying moments of a free Germany before the reign of terror was concentrated under Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party. The film’s secondary title was “a c...