Bill Mousoulis Movies

The Writer prepares to shut off from the world; The Lover accepts the rejection of his love; The Cynic espouses the virtues of distance. Winter is...

The faith of a heart and the faith of a look. A period in the life of a young Australian couple.

A dance of impressions, of humans and animals and nature. Light and movement, music and silence, melancholy and laughter, Daddy-Long-Legs takes...

Various tableaux of Melbourne in 1989, as experienced by the film-maker.

A look back at the film-maker's career, via the use of out-takes, unused scenes, scenes from uncompleted films, home movie footage, etc.

A 13-year-old boy comes home from school and goes out. He meets up with a friend and they go to various places together, interacting with various...

Four people, at different times, wait at a tram stop. A film about life.

A fast cut-up of images, accompanied by Teenage Fanclub's "Radio".

A portrait of Melbourne in Spring '04 (September/October), a mosaic of different stories: an angel desires to be human; a young couple cope with...

A group of different activities and things are associated according to the idea of "construction".

A man walks the streets of Melbourne, which looks very New Yorkish.

A film-maker struggles to live. She makes films. She makes love.

A woman goes out, boards a tram, and looks at things.

A flash through Bill Mousoulis' first 25 years of filmmaking, glimpses of all his films.

Impressions of the annual 28th October march in Greece.

A life veiled, by a very old tree. Rock solid. One shot. From darkness to light, the aperture opens. Only one thing can be said: vale Karen Carpenter.

Heavy rain. Then, a change. Melbourne.

A low-key naturalistic drama set in contemporary Melbourne. It charts the story of a man, Robert, who returns home and tries to resume a relationship...

In the winter of 1998, the earth was overrun by many millennium prophets, whilst the suburbanites lived their suburban lives. Underground, artists...

A diary film. A university student reflects on his time at uni, longing for the days when he was "pretty naive".