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The 17 pages that link to Cinema of Australia, each with the reason it gives.

• George MillerNarrower topic: Miller’s international success brought sustained attention to Australian filmmaking.

• Australian New WaveNarrower topic: The New Wave was a major revival within this longer, uneven national film history.

• Heath LedgerNarrower topic: Australian television and cinema provided Ledger’s first professional roles.

• Baz LuhrmannNarrower topic: His international success brought global attention to an Australian filmmaker and setting.

• Chris HemsworthNarrower topic: His international profile forms part of Australia’s wider presence in global cinema.

• Nicole KidmanNarrower topic: Kidman’s first screen roles came from Australian film and television.

• Geoffrey RushNarrower topic: Rush’s early Australian screen roles preceded his international breakthrough.

• Lottie LyellNarrower topic: Lyell’s pioneering career is part of the history of Australian cinema’s early development.

• Jacob ElordiNarrower topic: Elordi’s career began in Australian film before Hollywood projects expanded his profile.

• Judith AndersonNarrower topic: As an Australian-born international performer, Anderson links Australian origins with Hollywood screen history.

• Margot RobbieNarrower topic: Robbie’s early career began in Australian television and film.

• Orry-KellyNarrower topic: Orry-Kelly’s migration from Australia to Hollywood links Australian film history with the American studio era.

• Paul HoganNarrower topic: Crocodile Dundee became a landmark commercial success for Australian cinema.

• Richard FlanaganNarrower topic: Flanagan’s work as a screenwriter and director belongs to this national cinema.