The Naked Bunyip [SEP] director
The Naked Bunyip
The Naked Bunyip is a 1970 Australian documentary film directed by John B. Murray. The film explores sex in Australia using a fictional framework.
Synopsis.
"The Naked Bunyip" is a sex documentary and a blend of fact and fiction; "[it] incorporates the fictionalizing of the 'real' that had been a feature of tendencies in French 'new wave' and the American avant-garde narrative cinema." Graeme Blundell plays a shy young man who works for an ad agency,
to house a cinema, national video resource centre, video access centre and a radio station. It also included offices for the Australian Film Institute which administered the video centres and cinemas on behalf of the Film, Radio & Television Board.
John D. Lamond called him "a pioneer, he dragged Australian audiences back into a theatre for the first time in years to look at an Australian film."
Select Credits.
- "The Naked Bunyip" (1970) - writer, producer, director, distributor