Cinema Papers
 
Cinema Papers #62 March 1987

Cinema Papers #62 March 1987

Philippa Hawker

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Content:

4 TRIBUTE: Screwball in the back pocket: Cary Grant

6 NEWS: Film industry directions; what’s the picture? Girls just want to have funds; but will they?

8 OVERSEAS REPORT: Dog has his day

9 MAKE ’EM LAUGH: The Hawaii humour conference ite**':«

10 WHO DINO? Report from Los Angeles on the De Laurentiis set-up

12 CULTURE SHOCKS: Why don’t we see French films? What’s Japan got to offer?

16 BLUE VELVET: Already called the best film of 1987; we talk to director David Lynch SPECIAL FEATURE: SCREEN VIOLENCE m$:

18 Horror defended

22 Porn considered

26 Censorship examined

29 CENSORSHIP LISTINGS: The November- December decisions

30 BOOKS: The scope of horror The art of photography

32 THE GREAT NED KELLY MYSTERY: Just who was that masked man?

35 HIDDEN TREASURES: What our archives can and might reveal

37 THE POST-MODERNIST ALWAYS RINGS TWICE: Two views on screen studies

40 HERE COME THE INDIANS: South America, the final frontier

43 ABORIGINAL WRITERS: A conference report

44 REVIEWS: The Assam Garden; Australian Dream; Betty Blue; Blue Velvet; The Color Of Money; Crimes Of The Heart; Deadly Friend; Death Of A Soldier; Dogs In Space; The Fly; Heartbreak Ridge; Heartburn; The Name Of The Rose; ’Round Midnight; Sid And Nancy; Soul Man; Yellow Earth

60 TECHNICALITIES: Talking blue screen blues

64 PRODUCTION BAROMETER: The complete rundown V.

66 PRODUCTION SURVEY: Who’s doing what in Australia