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Dive into the captivating world of *Dogs in Space: A Film Archive*, a treasure trove for cinema enthusiasts and fans of 1980s culture. This compelling trade paperback provides an exclusive look at the creation of the cult classic film that starred the iconic Michael Hutchence. With its ISBN 9781925556445, this brand-new publication from Black Inc. spans 320 pages filled with rich imagery and insightful narrative.
*Dogs in Space- The Diaries* unveils the unique 'shoot diary' of director Lowenstein, chronicling the filmmaking journey from conception to release (1984-1987). Explore previously unpublished contact sheets, wardrobe polaroids, and behind-the-scenes photographs featuring Hutchence, Saskia Post, and other notable cast members like Deanna Bond and a young Noah Taylor. This highly illustrated book captures the energy of Melbourne's punk rock scene while offering an inside look at the artistic process and challenges of indie filmmaking.
Additionally, immersively explore the book’s collection of memorabilia, including heartfelt fan mail and rare reviews. This volume showcases a blend of humor and deep understanding of the vibrant music and fashion culture of early 80s Melbourne. Concluding with Lowenstein’s reflections post-Mystify, it’s a must-have for those fascinated by film history and cultural nostalgia. *Dogs in Space: A Film Archive* is not just a book; it's an essential addition to your film collection that documents the evolution of filmmaking through the lens of a legendary musician's life. Perfect for film buffs, collectors, and anyone who loves a touch of rock star history.
*Dogs in Space- The Diaries* unveils the unique 'shoot diary' of director Lowenstein, chronicling the filmmaking journey from conception to release (1984-1987). Explore previously unpublished contact sheets, wardrobe polaroids, and behind-the-scenes photographs featuring Hutchence, Saskia Post, and other notable cast members like Deanna Bond and a young Noah Taylor. This highly illustrated book captures the energy of Melbourne's punk rock scene while offering an inside look at the artistic process and challenges of indie filmmaking.
Additionally, immersively explore the book’s collection of memorabilia, including heartfelt fan mail and rare reviews. This volume showcases a blend of humor and deep understanding of the vibrant music and fashion culture of early 80s Melbourne. Concluding with Lowenstein’s reflections post-Mystify, it’s a must-have for those fascinated by film history and cultural nostalgia. *Dogs in Space: A Film Archive* is not just a book; it's an essential addition to your film collection that documents the evolution of filmmaking through the lens of a legendary musician's life. Perfect for film buffs, collectors, and anyone who loves a touch of rock star history.