The films of Sue Ford – now part of the ACMI Collection
An extraordinary collection of experimental feminist films by artist Sue Ford has been generously donated to ACMI and is now being made accessible to viewers for the first time.
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An extraordinary collection of experimental feminist films by artist Sue Ford has been generously donated to ACMI and is now being made accessible to viewers for the first time.
Now streaming on: Toni Collette can have an angular presence on the screen; she can look hard and tough, and is well cast in "Japanese Story" as an unmarried geologist whose idea of dinner is a can of baked beans poured over two slices of toast. But then there comes another side that is tender and dreamy. Her body becomes sensuous instead of distant, and her eyes are seeing from a different part of her soul. Both of those identities are used in Sue Brooks' "Japanese Story," a film in which her character journeys into the Australian desert with a Japanese businessman she begins by hating, and ...