GOOD AFTERNOON

Phil Noyce 1971, Australia, 50 mins, 2x16mm

A radical new departure in documentary filmmaking; two screens bursting with pulsating images overpowering the mind as 10,000 young people and performers do their own thing amidst the antiseptic environment that is our capital city.’ (Sydney Filmmakers’ Co-op). A rare chance to see ‘Australia’s counter-culture at work and play’ at the Aquarius Festival of 1971, and take a peek into the underground past of one of Australia’s most respectable conventional film directors.