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- The Peanut Butter Solution Director/Writer/Artist Michael Rubbo Interview - The Last New WaveOn this episode of The Last New Wave, Andrew chats with director, writer, author and artist Michael Rubbo. Michael has released a new book - Travels With My Art - continuing his record of being 'man of all talents'. This is a wonderful look at how one ...39 min
- Swinging Safari Director Stephan Elliott Interview - The Last New WaveOn this episode, Andrew gets to sit down with writer/director Stephan Elliott and chat about his latest film, Swinging Safari. You may know Elliott's previous work with The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and Welcome to Woop Woop. His late...19 min
- Lantana – 2001- Ray Lawrence – The Last New WaveAlongside the re-introduction to The Last New Wave, we have decided to re-run our first episode – one focused on Ray Lawrence’s classic, Lantana. Ray Lawrence’s film showcases career best work from Geoffrey Rush, Anthony LaPaglia, Kerry Armstrong, Barb...1 hr 59 min
- Jungle - 2017 - Greg McLean - Including Interview with Greg McLean - The Last New WaveOn this episode, Andrew catches up with horror director Greg McLean to discuss his latest film Jungle, while also touching on what drives him as a horror director. Jungle is a superb survival horror flick featuring Daniel Radcliffe as Yossi Ghinsberg, ...46 min
- Three Summers Writer Director Ben Elton Interview - The Last New WaveWriter, director, author, all round funny guy Ben Elton has made a triumphant return to cinema with his second film, Three Summers. Set in Western Australia, this is a film that celebrates community, life, music and what it means to be Australian. It's...28 min
- Babe: Pig in the City - 1998 - George Miller - The Last New WaveGeorge Miller's classic pig flick Babe: Pig in the City gets a thorough discussion with Michael Denniston from Following Films. Babe: Pig in the City is one of the great Australian animal films, and one that certainly pushes your emotional buttons in e...1 hr 22 min
- Red Christmas Writer Director Craig Anderson Interview - The Last New WaveWriter, director, comedian, producer, actor, Craig Anderson joins Andrew to discuss his latest horror film, Red Christmas. Starring Dee Wallace, this horror film is one that pushes a few boundaries - namely, it's a film with a villain that has a contro...56 min
- Not Quite Hollywood Director Mark Hartley Interview - The Last New WaveUmbrella Entertainment have once again come out with an essential Bluray release of a great Australian film. This time, it's Mark Hartley's Not Quite Hollywood. Andrew caught up with Mark to discuss his documentary and find out about the research that ...47 min
- Storm Boy - 1976 - Henri Safran - The Last New WaveThe classic Australian kids film, Storm Boy, gets a deep dive on this episode with a new guest - Ben Kooyman. Henri Safran's classic is a powerful, important film about a young boy and his relationship with a pelican that he helps raise. In this episod...1 hr 25 min
- Teenage Kicks Writer/Director Craig Boreham Interview - The Last New WaveTeenage Kicks is a powerful, impressive feature film debut from writer/director Craig Boreham. Craig cut his teeth on short films and has established himself as one of the great voices of LGBTIQ cinema in Australia. In this interview, Craig talks about...47 min
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