MONOGRAPH
Ealing Abroad: Post-War British Cinema, Settler Colonialism and Ealing Studios in Australia (BFI/Bloomsbury, 2024). [Forthcoming]
EDITED BOOK
Screening Australia: Culture and Media in Context, co-edited with Peter Kilroy (Peter Lang, 2024). [Forthcoming]
ARTICLES, ESSAYS & BOOK CHAPTERS
‘Deep Time, Deep Space: Towards a Geologic Cinema in Walkabout‘ in Morgan and Kilroy (eds), Screening Australia: Culture and Media in Context (Peter Lang, 2024). [Forthcoming]
‘Where to begin with David Gulpilil’ [Online Article], British Film Institute, 8 August 2022. | More Info | Link |
‘I will civilise this land’: Settler violence and Indigenous sovereignty in The Proposition‘ [Booklet Essay], The Proposition [Blu-Ray/Ultra HD] (British Film Institute: London, 2022). | More Info | BFI Shop | PDF |
‘An international production but ‘not much Australian’: Authenticity and ‘Australianness’ in Under Capricorn’, Under Capricorn: 70 Years On (special issue), Movie: A Journal of Film Criticism (2021), 80-101. | Journal Site | PDF |
‘A Tale of Two Cities: San Francisco 1906 and Earthquake in Adelaide‘ in Alan Wright (ed), Film on the Faultline (Intellect, 2015). | Intellect |
Entries on ‘First A Girl’, ‘The Private Life of Henry VIII’, ‘The Bed Sitting Room’, ‘The Filth & The Fury’, ‘Sleep Furiously’, in Neil Mitchell (ed.), Directory of World Cinema: Great Britain, vol. 2 (Intellect, 2015). | Intellect |
Entries on ‘The Sentimental Bloke’, ‘The Kid Stakes’, ‘The Siege of Pinchgut’, in Neil Mitchell (ed.), World Film Locations: Sydney (Intellect, 2014). | Intellect|
‘Ealing’s Australian Adventure’ in Mark Duguid, Lee Freeman, Keith M. Johnston and Melanie Williams (eds), Ealing Revisited (BFI, 2012). | Bloomsbury |
‘Woolloomooloo or Wapping?: Critical Responses to The Sentimental Bloke in 1920s London and the normalization of the inner-city working class’, Studies in Australasian Cinema, 5:3 (2012). | DOI | PDF |
‘John Sewell (Filmmaker and Designer, 1926-81)’ / ‘Universal Integrator’ [Booklet Notes], The Lacey Rituals: Films by Bruce Lacey (and Friends), 1952-2012 [DVD] (British Film Institute: London, 2012). | BFI Shop |
REVIEWS
‘My Name is Gulpilil: a powerful and tender portrait of an Australian performer’, History Australia 18:4 (2021), 870-871. | More Info | Open Access |
‘Report: British Life on Film: History and the Film Archive Symposium, 11 May 2019, King’s College London’ [Conference Report], IAMHIST Blog (17 June 2019). | Link |
‘Pam Hirsch and Chris O’Rourke (eds.), London and Film‘ [Book Review], Journal of British Cinema and Television 16:2 (April 2019), 257-260. | More Info | DOI |
‘The Komedi Bioscoop: Early Cinema in Colonial Indonesia by Dafna Ruppin’ [Book Review], Early Popular Visual Culture 16:4 (2019), 404-406. | DOI |
‘Cecil Hepworth and the Rise of the British Film Industry, 1899-1911 by Simon Brown’ [Book Review], Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television 37:2 (2017), 345-347. | DOI |
‘Of Myth and Madness: Mad Dog Morgan (Australian Screen Classics) by Jake Wilson’ [Book Review], Senses of Cinema, Issue 81 (December 2016). | Link |
‘Wake in Fright / The Boys (Australian Screen Classics)’ [Book Review], Reviews in Australian Studies, 7:3 (2013). | PDF |
Dr Stephen Morgan 