2000 - Saloni M goes South

Bill Mousoulis

Bill Mousoulis is an independent filmmaker who has made over 60 films since 1982, including four feature-length films. His work ranges from experimental films through to narrative dramas, and has screened extensively in film festivals both in Australia and overseas. For more details, you can visit the Innersense Productions web site.

In 1985, Bill co-founded the Melbourne Super 8 Film Group, and was at its helm as administrator and spokesperson till the early '90s. The group still exists and is a valuable co-operative resource for grass-roots filmmaking.

Bill is also an occasional writer on film, and in 1999 he founded the online film journal Senses of Cinema, a forum for serious critical writing on the cinema.

At Saloni M goes South, September 26, 2000, Bill screened the following films:

	Holy Land

Fit Waters '95-? (1995, 3 mins, Super 8)
a collage of fragments of Brunswick St. Fitzroy, set to the music of Teenage Fanclub.

Holy Land (1998, 3 mins, Super 8)
shots of streets and lanes, set to Patti Smith's reading of the Allen Ginsberg poem footnote to howl.

White (1996, 2 mins, Super 8)
for this film, a silent one, Bill wrote and then read a poetic text accompanying the film, on the night, a once-off performance.

Images from other Bill Mousoulis films:

Between Us (1989)	Open City (1993)
My Blessings (1997)	Desire (1999)

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