[ecrea] Special Issue of Continuum -- Offshore Processes - International Perspectives on Australian Film and Television -- Monash, 11 Nov

*Offshore Processes: International Perspectives on Australian Film and 
Television*

Special Issue /Continuum/, Vol. 28, No. 5, 2014, edited by Therese 
Davis, Tony Moore and Mark Gibson, School of Media, Film and Journalism 
- Monash University

To be launched by Emeritus Professor Graeme Turner, FAHA, Professor of 
Cultural Studies, Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies University of 
Queensland

*Tuesday, 11th November at 5:00 pm
ACJC Lounge H8.04 Monash University, Caulfield Campus*

Refreshments served please RSVP: halina.bluzer @monash.edu 
<http://monash.edu>

This special issue is an outcome of research collaboration between Film 
and Screen Studies and Communications and Media Studies, School of 
Media, Film and Journalism, that arose from an international symposium 
held at the Monash Prato Centre in July 2012, supported by the Faculty 
of Arts.

_CONTENTS_

Mark Gibson ‘Tchk, Tchk, Tchk: Skippy the Bush Kangaroo and the Question 
of Australian Seriousness’

Chris Healy ‘A dog, if you point at something, will only look at your 
finger’: Travelling Television.’

Therese Davis ‘Locating The Sapphires: transnational and cross-cultural 
dimensions of an Australian Indigenous musical film’

Olivia Khoo ‘Missing Water: Imagination and Empathy in Asian Australian 
‘Boat Stories’ on Screen’

Belinda Smaill ‘Promoting Australia: Post-war documentary and Asia’

Tony Moore ‘What Route are you Taking?’ The Transnational Experience of 
the Barry McKenzie Movies’

James Bennett ‘ “Breaking Out of the Nationalist/ic Paradigm” 
International Screen Texts on the 1915 Gallipoli Campaign’

Lisa French ‘The international reception of Australian women filmmakers’

Oliver Haag ‘Racialising the social problem: Reception of Samson and 
Delilah in Germany’