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Sweetie is a film which takes up residence inside you in all its messy, complicated, gorgeous glory. Curator Hannah de Feyter reflects on a new NFSA restoration of Jane Campion's uncompromising debut feature.

In this clip from an episode of The Mike Walsh Show, actor Daniel Abineri gives an over-the-top camp performance of 'Sweet Transvestite' from the stage musical The Rocky Horror Show.

Kay (Karen Colston), Louis (Tom Lycos) and Gordon (Jon Darling) have driven to the outback, to get away from Sweetie (Geneviève Lemon) and visit Kay’s mother Flo (Dorothy Barry).

After his wife has walked out, Gordon (Jon Darling) arrives at Kay’s door, looking for help from his daughters.

The NFSA restoration of Sweetie premiered at the

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Posters are an important part of a film's marketing campaign – they serve as a means of enticing audiences to the cinema, and give hints at what cinemagoers can expect when it comes to the film's p

Now that’s what I call jockey shorts!

It's one thing to have a talking doll, but what about a talking doll that can recite some of Australia's most loved phrases of the 1980s?