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Newsfront (1978)

Two brothers working as news cameramen for competing companies in '50s Australia find their lives dramatically affected by the constantly changing times in which they live.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1978
Language
- English
Duration
- 110 mins
Director
- Phillip Noyce
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Genres
- Drama
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Lee M 07 Apr 2014

"Newsfront" is a pleasant and nostalgic movie, told in a key a little too low to constantly involve us

Timothy A 07 Mar 2014

A quiet epic on both the making of a nation, and the craft of those who documented it.

John S 03 Feb 2009

Well-made film that is no doubt more rewarding for Australians and those in the business, as it comments on history and how it impacts those mediating its construction. For a change, this is done without po-mo pretense, uncritical nostalgia or obvious self-reflexivity. Keep an eye out for Bruce Spence's hilarious cameo, which may have been an homage to The Cars That Ate Paris but is even funnier now after his subsequent autodueling flicks.

Dennis Schwartz 16 Apr 2009

The way the newsreels are woven into the fictionalized story is seamless.

Mike V 11 Jun 2017

Philip Noyce made his feature film debut with this true story of an Australian newsreel company.