Celluloid Heroes, The: OK for Sound (1928-1948) (3-Day Rental)

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The new technology of talking pictures revolutionised the industry and brought forth new stars. In the Wake of the Bounty introduced Errol Flynn. This was the era of the great Dad and Dave films, and Charles Chauvel’s international masterpiece, Forty Thousand Horsemen.

(1995, 55 mins) A Film Australia National Interest Program. Produced in association with the National Film and Sound Archive. Produced with the assistance of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

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