This lobby card from The Man From Hong Kong (1975) shows lead actor Jimmy Wang Yu (1943–2022) getting ready to hang-glide from the rooftop of a tall building in Sydney.

This is an original US poster for the Brian Trenchard-Smith film The Dragon Flies, AKA The Man From Hong Kong (1975), which was released in the US in

This lobby card from The Man From Hong Kong shows Jimmy Wang Yu (1943–2022) in a fight against George Lazenby.

Director Brian Trenchard-Smith interviewed by Martha Ansara.

Johnny Milner takes a look at the low-budget Australian genre filmmaking of the 1970s and 1980s.

Linda Stevens (Jacki Kerin) dreams of her childhood. Aged four, Linda (Kristine Marshall) wanders through the deserted hallways of Montclare.

Summary by Richard Kuipers

After his car is run off the road and his female companion killed, Inspector Fang (Jimmy Wang Yu) chases the attackers in a blue Chrysler Charger, along country roads near Sydney.

Jamie Lee Curtis in a publicity still for Roadgames (Richard Franklin, Australia, 1981).

Dennis Hopper on location shooting Mad Dog Morgan (Philippe Mora, Australia, 1976).

Australian filmmakers have produced their fair share of movies featuring zombies, vampires and ghosts – as well as marsupial werewolves, mutant pigs and murderous crocodiles.