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'''Don Featherstone''' is an Australian filmmaker. His work includes documentaries about significant figures in Australian arts and culture, including authors [[David Malouf]] and [[Tim Winton]], artist [[Brett Whiteley]] and dancer [[Robert Helpmann]]. Featherstone's works address social and historical issues such as beach culture, ''The Beach'', gangs, ''The One Percenters'' about the [[Milperra Massacre]],<ref name=austlit/> and war, [[Kokoda (documentary)|Kokoda]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/kokoda-film-a-trail-of-bad-memories-20100421-stys.html |title=Kokoda film a trail of bad memories |work=The Sydney Morning Herald |date=21 April 2010 |first=Terry |last=Smyth |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>
'''Don Featherstone''' is an Australian filmmaker. His work includes documentaries about significant figures in Australian arts and culture, including authors [[David Malouf]] and [[Tim Winton]], artist [[Brett Whiteley]] and dancer [[Robert Helpmann]]. Featherstone's works address social and historical issues such as beach culture, ''The Beach'', gangs, ''The One Percenters'' about the [[Milperra Massacre]],<ref name=austlit/> and war, [[Kokoda (documentary)|Kokoda]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/kokoda-film-a-trail-of-bad-memories-20100421-stys.html |title=Kokoda film a trail of bad memories |work=The Sydney Morning Herald |date=21 April 2010 |first=Terry |last=Smyth |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>


Featherstones's satirical [[mockumentary]] for televison, ''[[BabaKiueria]]'', has been the subject of academic camparative analysis of imperial historicity and postcolonial social progress.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Weaver-Hightower |first1=Rebecca |date=2006 |title=Revisiting the Vanquished: Indigenous Perspectives on Colonial Encounters |url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/40339575 |journal=Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies |volume=6 |issue=2 |pages=84-102 |doi= |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref> It has also been included in cultural exchanges, for example in "Southern Exposure" between the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney and the Museum Of Contemporary Art, San Diego.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/all-their-eggs-in-one-basket-20080510-gdsd05.html |title=All their eggs in the one basket |work=Sydney Morning Herald |date=10 May 2008 |first=John |last=McDonald |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>
Featherstones's satirical [[mockumentary]] for televison, ''[[BabaKiueria]]'', has been the subject of academic camparative analysis of imperial historicity and postcolonial social progress.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Weaver-Hightower |first1=Rebecca |date=2006 |title=Revisiting the Vanquished: Indigenous Perspectives on Colonial Encounters |url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/40339575 |journal=Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies |volume=6 |issue=2 |pages=84-102 |doi= |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref> It has also been included in cultural exchanges, for exmaple in "Southern Exposure" between the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney and the Museum Of Contemporary Art, San Diego.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/all-their-eggs-in-one-basket-20080510-gdsd05.html |title=All their eggs in the one basket |work=Sydney Morning Herald |date=10 May 2008 |first=John |last=McDonald |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>


In 1985 Featherstone cofounded Featherstone Productions with Judy Featherstone.<ref name=austlit/>
In 1985 Featherstone cofounded Featherstone Productions with Judy Featherstone.<ref name=austlit/>


Featherstone's works have been screened and broadcast internationally, in many contries.<ref name=austlit/>
Featherstone's works have been screened and broadcast internationally, in many contries.<ref name=austlit/>

Other filmmakers utilise Featherstone's work, for example James Bogle's ''Whiteley''.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/brett-whiteley-documentary-traces-the-tumultuous-life-of-arts-hand-grenade-20170501-gvw40f.html |title=Brett Whiteley documentary traces the tumultuous life of art's 'hand grenade' |work=The SYdney Morning Herald |first=Gabriella |last=Coslovich |date=1 May 2017 |access-date=26 December 2021}}</ref>


==Filmography==
==Filmography==
Selected works include:<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.nfsa.gov.au/collection/curated/bush-critics-don-featherstone |title=Don Featherstone |publisher=National Film and Sound Archive |work=Australian Screen |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref><ref name=austlit>{{cite web |url=https://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/A60605 |title=Don Featherstone |work=AustLit: Discover Australian Stories |publisher=University of Queensland |date=17 June 2017 |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/the-screen-guide/c/featherstone-productions-pty-ltd/3058/ |work=The Screen Guide |title=Featherstone Productions Pty Ltd |publisher=Screen Australia |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>
Selected works include:<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.nfsa.gov.au/collection/curated/bush-critics-don-featherstone |title=Don Featherstone |publisher=National Film and Sound Archive |work=Australian Screen |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref><ref name=austlit>{{cite web |url=https://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/A60605 |title=Don Featherstone |work=AustLit: Discover Australian Stories |publisher=University of Queensland |date=17 June 2017 |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/the-screen-guide/c/featherstone-productions-pty-ltd/3058/ |work=The Screen Guide |title=Featherstone Productions Pty Ltd |publisher=Screen Australia |access-date=19 December 2021}}</ref>
* ''Food for Thought'' (1977); writer, director; UK
* ''Food for Thought'' (1977); writer, director
* ''The London Programme'' (1979-1982); director; UK
* ''The London Programme'' (1979-1982); director
* ''Erte'' (1980); director; UK;
* ''Erte'' (1980); director;
* ''The South Bank Show'' (1982-1985); director; UK
* ''The South Bank Show'' (1982-1985); director
* ''The Science of Winning'' (1985); director; AU
* ''The Science of Winning'' (1985); director
* ''Arthur Boyd: Figures in the Landscape'' (1985); writer, director, producer; AU
* ''Arthur Boyd: Figures in the Landscape'' (1985); writer, director, producer
* ''Babakiuerea'' (1986); producer, director; AU
* ''Babakiuerea'' (1986); producer, director
* ''Heal or Hoax'' (1986); director; AU
* ''Heal or Hoax'' (1986); director
* ''Aussies'' (1987); director; AU
* ''Aussies'' (1987); director
* ''Beautiful Lies: A Film About Peter Carey'' (1986); producer, cowriter, director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
* ''Beautiful Lies: A Film About Peter Carey'' (1986); producer, cowriter, director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
* ''Dreamtime, Machinetime'' 1987; director, producer, writer; AU
* ''Dreamtime, Machinetime'' 1987; director, producer, writer
* ''Slow Boat from Surabaya'' (1988); director; AU
* ''Slow Boat from Surabaya'' (1988); director
* ''Difficult Pleasure: A Portrait of Brett Whiteley'' (1989)' producer, director; AU
* ''Difficult Pleasure: A Portrait of Brett Whiteley'' (1989)' producer, director
* ''Astonish Me, Graeme Murphy'' (1989); producer; AU
* ''Astonish Me, Graeme Murphy'' (1989); producer
* ''Creative Spirits'' (1989){{efn|2 episodes}}; director; AU
* ''Creative Spirits'' (1989){{efn|2 episodes}}; director
* ''Tales of Helpmann'' (1990); director; AU
* ''Tales of Helpmann'' (1990); director
* ''Billy Tea and Goulash'' (1991); director; AU
* ''Billy Tea and Goulash'' (1991); director
* ''The Daylight Moon: A Portrait of the Poet Les Murray'' (1991); producer, writer, director; AU
* ''The Daylight Moon: A Portrait of the Poet Les Murray'' (1991); producer, writer, director
* ''Fast Forward Exposed'' (1992); director; AU
* ''Fast Forward Exposed'' (1992); director
* ''Oondamooroo: Ernie DIngo'' (1992); director, producer; AU
* ''Oondamooroo: Ernie Dingo'' (1992); director, producer
* ''Eric Rolls: Celebration of the Senses'' (1992); director, producer; AU
* ''Eric Rolls: Celebration of the Senses'' (1992); director, producer
* ''Masterpiece'' (1992); director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney AU
* ''Masterpiece'' (1992); director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney
* ''Make It New: Robert Klippel'' (1992); director, producer; AU
* ''Make It New: Robert Klippel'' (1992); director, producer
* ''Right Said Fred: Fred Schepisi - Film Director'' (1993); director; Featherstone Productions; South Melbourne, AU
* ''Right Said Fred: Fred Schepisi - Film Director'' (1993); director; Featherstone Productions; South Melbourne
* ''Creative Spirits II'' (1993){{efn|1 episode}}; director; AU
* ''Creative Spirits II'' (1993){{efn|1 episode}}; director
* ''Tim Storrier, 'Lighting Fires' '' 1993; producer; AU
* ''Tim Storrier, 'Lighting Fires' '' 1993; producer
* ''Creative Spirits III'' (1995); producer{{efn|series}}, director{{efn|1 episode}}; AU
* ''Creative Spirits III'' (1995); producer{{efn|series}}, director{{efn|1 episode}}
* ''Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer'' (1994); director, interviewer; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
* ''Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer'' (1994); director, interviewer; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
* ''Tall Tales but True: David Williamson'' (1994); director, producer; AU
* ''Tall Tales but True: David Williamson'' (1994); director, producer
* ''Smart's Labyrinth'' (1994); producer; AU
* ''Smart's Labyrinth'' (1994); producer
* ''Wrestling an Angel'' (1995); director; AU
* ''Wrestling an Angel'' (1995); director
* ''Life Force'' (1995); writer, director; AU
* ''Life Force'' (1995); writer, director
* ''Wrestling The Angel: Blanche D'Alpuget'' (1995); director, writer, producer; AU
* ''Wrestling The Angel: Blanche D'Alpuget'' (1995); director, writer, producer
* ''Dance of Nature: The Music of Ross Edwards'' (1995); producer, director, writer
* ''Dance of Nature: The Music of Ross Edwards'' (1995); producer, director, writer
* ''The Black Swan: Meryl Tankard Choreographer'' (1995); producer; AU
* ''The Black Swan: Meryl Tankard Choreographer'' (1995); producer
* ''Young Australian of the Year'' (1996); writer, director
* ''Young Australian of the Year'' (1996); writer, director
* ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer'' (1997); writer, director; Linfield, Sydney, AU; Film Australia RM Associates, ABC Television
* ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer'' (1997); writer, director; Linfield, Sydney, AU; Film Australia RM Associates, ABC Television
* ''Art Zone'' (1998); writer, director; AU
* ''Art Zone'' (1998); writer, director
* ''I Witness'' (1998); writer, director; AU
* ''I Witness'' (1998); writer, director
* ''The Maitland Wonder: Les Darcy'' (1998); director; AU
* ''The Maitland Wonder: Les Darcy'' (1998); director
* ''American Journeys'' (1999); writer, director; AU
* ''American Journeys'' (1999); writer, director
* ''I Witness: The Art of George Gittoes'' (1999); director, writer, producer; AU
* ''I Witness: The Art of George Gittoes'' (1999); director, writer, producer
* ''It Happened on Holiday'' (2000); writer, director; AU
* ''It Happened on Holiday'' (2000); writer, director
* ''The Beach'' (2000); coproducer, cowriter, director; AU
* ''The Beach'' (2000); coproducer, cowriter, director
* ''Sydney Revealed'' (2001); writer, director; AU
* ''Sydney Revealed'' (2001); writer, director
* ''Australia Revealed'' (2002); writer, director; AU
* ''Australia Revealed'' (2002); writer, director
* ''The One Percenters'' (2005); writer, director; AU
* ''The One Percenters'' (2005); writer, director


==Awards and recognition==
==Awards and recognition==
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| Best International Documentary
| Best International Documentary
| Hot Docs Festival in Toronto
| Hot Docs Festival in Toronto
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
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| {{won}}
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| Best Arts Documentary
| Best Arts Documentary
| San Francisco Film & TV Festival
| San Francisco Film & TV Festival
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
| {{won}}
| {{won}}
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| Festival International du Film sur l'Art - Montreal
| Festival International du Film sur l'Art - Montreal
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
| {{CFinalist}}
| {{CFinalist}}
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| Best Original Score in a documentary
| Best Original Score in a documentary
| Australian Composers Guild
| Australian Composers Guild
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
| {{won}}
| {{won}}
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| Banff International TV Festival
| Banff International TV Festival
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
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| {{CFinalist}}
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| Greater Union Dendy Awards
| Greater Union Dendy Awards
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
| {{CFinalist}}
| {{CFinalist}}
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| New York Film & TV Festival
| New York Film & TV Festival
| ''David Malouf''
| ''An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer''
| {{CFinalist}}
| {{CFinalist}}
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| Best documentary
| Best documentary
| AFI Awards
| AFI Awards
| ''Robyn Archer''
| ''Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer''
| {{nom}}
| {{nom}}
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| Festival International du Film sur l'Art-Montreal
| Festival International du Film sur l'Art-Montreal
| ''Les Murray''
| ''The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray''
| {{won}}
| {{won}}
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| Awgies Award
| Awgies Award
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| ''Les Murray''
| ''The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray''
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| {{nom}}
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==References==
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{reflist}}
* https://aso.gov.au/people/Don_Featherstone/


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 10:46, 26 December 2021

This article is about the Australian professional filmmaker. For other notable people named Don Featherstone, see Donald Featherstone.
For the Australian amateur filmmaker, see Don Featherstone (filmmaker, 1902–1984).

Don Featherstone is an Australian filmmaker. His work includes documentaries about significant figures in Australian arts and culture, including authors David Malouf and Tim Winton, artist Brett Whiteley and dancer Robert Helpmann. Featherstone's works address social and historical issues such as beach culture, The Beach, gangs, The One Percenters about the Milperra Massacre,[1] and war, Kokoda.[2]

Featherstones's satirical mockumentary for televison, BabaKiueria, has been the subject of academic camparative analysis of imperial historicity and postcolonial social progress.[3] It has also been included in cultural exchanges, for exmaple in "Southern Exposure" between the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney and the Museum Of Contemporary Art, San Diego.[4]

In 1985 Featherstone cofounded Featherstone Productions with Judy Featherstone.[1]

Featherstone's works have been screened and broadcast internationally, in many contries.[1]

Other filmmakers utilise Featherstone's work, for example James Bogle's Whiteley.[5]

Filmography

Selected works include:[6][1][7]

  • Food for Thought (1977); writer, director
  • The London Programme (1979-1982); director
  • Erte (1980); director;
  • The South Bank Show (1982-1985); director
  • The Science of Winning (1985); director
  • Arthur Boyd: Figures in the Landscape (1985); writer, director, producer
  • Babakiuerea (1986); producer, director
  • Heal or Hoax (1986); director
  • Aussies (1987); director
  • Beautiful Lies: A Film About Peter Carey (1986); producer, cowriter, director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
  • Dreamtime, Machinetime 1987; director, producer, writer
  • Slow Boat from Surabaya (1988); director
  • Difficult Pleasure: A Portrait of Brett Whiteley (1989)' producer, director
  • Astonish Me, Graeme Murphy (1989); producer
  • Creative Spirits (1989)[a]; director
  • Tales of Helpmann (1990); director
  • Billy Tea and Goulash (1991); director
  • The Daylight Moon: A Portrait of the Poet Les Murray (1991); producer, writer, director
  • Fast Forward Exposed (1992); director
  • Oondamooroo: Ernie Dingo (1992); director, producer
  • Eric Rolls: Celebration of the Senses (1992); director, producer
  • Masterpiece (1992); director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney
  • Make It New: Robert Klippel (1992); director, producer
  • Right Said Fred: Fred Schepisi - Film Director (1993); director; Featherstone Productions; South Melbourne
  • Creative Spirits II (1993)[b]; director
  • Tim Storrier, 'Lighting Fires' 1993; producer
  • Creative Spirits III (1995); producer[c], director[d]
  • Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer (1994); director, interviewer; Featherstone Productions; Sydney, AU
  • Tall Tales but True: David Williamson (1994); director, producer
  • Smart's Labyrinth (1994); producer
  • Wrestling an Angel (1995); director
  • Life Force (1995); writer, director
  • Wrestling The Angel: Blanche D'Alpuget (1995); director, writer, producer
  • Dance of Nature: The Music of Ross Edwards (1995); producer, director, writer
  • The Black Swan: Meryl Tankard Choreographer (1995); producer
  • Young Australian of the Year (1996); writer, director
  • An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer (1997); writer, director; Linfield, Sydney, AU; Film Australia RM Associates, ABC Television
  • Art Zone (1998); writer, director
  • I Witness (1998); writer, director
  • The Maitland Wonder: Les Darcy (1998); director
  • American Journeys (1999); writer, director
  • I Witness: The Art of George Gittoes (1999); director, writer, producer
  • It Happened on Holiday (2000); writer, director
  • The Beach (2000); coproducer, cowriter, director
  • Sydney Revealed (2001); writer, director
  • Australia Revealed (2002); writer, director
  • The One Percenters (2005); writer, director

Awards and recognition

Awards and recognition include:

Year Kategorie Competition Work Status Ref
2012 Best Documentary AACTA Awards Singapore 1942 Nominated
2012 Golden Tripod WA ACS awards Singapore 1942 Won
2012 Best Direction Asian Television Awards Singapore 1942 Nominated
2012 Best Editing Asian Television Awards Singapore 1942 Nominated
2011 Best History Production History Makers Awards New York Kokoda Nominated
2010 Best Documentary Series AFI Awards Kokoda Nominated
2010 Best Documentary Sound AFI Awards Kokoda Nominated
2010 Best History Documentary Series ATOM Awards Kokoda Nominated
2002 Outstanding Achievement Award IECF Hi-def Festival Tokyo The Beach Won
1998 Best International Documentary Hot Docs Festival in Toronto An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Won
1998 Best Arts Documentary San Francisco Film & TV Festival An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Won
1998 Festival International du Film sur l'Art - Montreal An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Finalist
1998 Best Original Score in a documentary Australian Composers Guild An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Won
1997 Banff International TV Festival An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Finalist
1997 Greater Union Dendy Awards An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Finalist
1997 New York Film & TV Festival An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer Finalist
1997 Festival International du Film sur l'Art - Montreal Ross Edwards Finalist
1996 Banff International TV Festival Ross Edwards Finalist
1996 IMZ Dance Screen Festival Meryl Tankard Finalist
1996 Grand Prix Video Dance Paris Meryl Tankard Won
1995 Best film Dance on Camera Film Festival, New York Meryl Tankard Won
1994 Best documentary AFI Awards Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer Nominated
1993 Festival International du Film sur l'Art-Montreal The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray Won
1992 Awgies Award The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray Nominated
1991 Gold Plaque Award Chicago International Film Festival The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray Won [8]
1991 New York Film & TV Festival The Daylight moon: A portrait of the poet Les Murray Finalist
1991 United Nations Media Peace Prize Billy Tea and Goulash Nominated
1990 International Emmy New York Robert Helpmann Nominated
1990 Gold Hugo Award Chicago Film Festival Difficult Pleasure: A portrait of Brett Whiteley Won [9]
1990 Best Arts documentary Banff Television Festival Difficult Pleasure: A portrait of Brett Whiteley Won [9]
1990 Best documentary AFI Awards Difficult Pleasure: A portrait of Brett Whiteley Nominated
1989 Best documentary AFI Awards Graeme Murphy Nominated
1989 Banff Television Festival Tom Keneally Selected
1988 Best Documentary ATOM Awards Peter Carey Won
1986 United Nations Media Peace Prize BabaKuieria Won [10]
1996 New York Film & TV Festival Arthur Boyd Finalist
1985 Special Jury Prize San Francisco Film Festival Ed McBain Won
1985 Silver Award New York Film & TV Festival Ed McBain Won
1983 BAFTA Award David Hockney Nominated
1983 Silver Award New York Film & TV Festival John LeCarré Won
1982 Silver Award New York Film & TV Festival King Cone Won

Notes

  1. ^ 2 episodes
  2. ^ 1 episode
  3. ^ series
  4. ^ 1 episode

References

  1. ^ a b c d "Don Featherstone". AustLit: Discover Australian Stories. University of Queensland. 17 June 2017. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  2. ^ Smyth, Terry (21 April 2010). "Kokoda film a trail of bad memories". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  3. ^ Weaver-Hightower, Rebecca (2006). "Revisiting the Vanquished: Indigenous Perspectives on Colonial Encounters". Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies. 6 (2): 84–102. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  4. ^ McDonald, John (10 May 2008). "All their eggs in the one basket". Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  5. ^ Coslovich, Gabriella (1 May 2017). "Brett Whiteley documentary traces the tumultuous life of art's 'hand grenade'". The SYdney Morning Herald. Retrieved 26 December 2021.
  6. ^ "Don Featherstone". Australian Screen. National Film and Sound Archive. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  7. ^ "Featherstone Productions Pty Ltd". The Screen Guide. Screen Australia. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  8. ^ "The Daylight moon: a film about the poet Les Murray". Australian Centre for the Moving Image. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
  9. ^ a b "Difficult Pleasure: a portrait of Brett Whiteley". WorldCat. Retrieved 22 December 2021.
  10. ^ Matthews, Kate. "Babakiueria". Australian Screen - Short Films. National Film and SoundArchive. Retrieved 19 December 2021.
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