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View snapshots of the gloriously decadent Salome (1923), adapted from Oscar Wilde’s one-act play, starring Alla Nazimova, directed by Charles Bryant, scripted and with sets and costumes by Natacha Rambova:

The Obscure Hollow: Salome (1923)

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Screen Autumn 2011:
'Baz Luhrmann' – the first book-length study of this director – is more than a consolidation of the field; Cook brings to the project detailed insights into the production process from interviews with Luhrmann and his creative partner, designer Catherine Martin, and from her archival research at the AFI Research Collection in Melbourne and Luhrmann’s private archives in Sydney. She provides impressive, close readings of each feature film supported by a variety of theoretical frameworks that are well chosen for such an eclectic filmmaker.

Senses of Cinema issue 60:
Cook’s book is rich with insight into Luhrmann’s world, where his characteristically cosmopolitan outlook is anchored in Sydney by the importance he places on home.

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