Bill Mousoulis Movies

The real-life home exploits of Mary Mousoulis.

A university student decides he has had enough of university and so breaks away - or does he?

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

A document of various '45's, various 'singles'. Bill, Eléni, and George. Diary film? Documentary film? Fiction film? All this and more, in the...

An essay film about the cinema.

A film about Michelangelo's dream of the connection of the fingertips.

The world of things and movements traces itself backwards and forwards in an ecstatic vertigo of metaphysical allusion, whilst we sublimely...

A short fiction in the mode of a 'diary', a film-maker's thoughts and feelings regarding his failure to obtain funding for his films.

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

A short film about stillness, movement and the cinema.

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

An Italian cinematographer finds himself in the midst of the Greek social turmoil. Opening sequence from the feature film Wild and Precious (2012).

A love letter is written and then sent off. There are two worlds - the one we have and the one we dream about. This film is all about the attempt to...

A diary film, chronicling six days in the life of a woman in her early 30's. A portrait of isolation, striving, rejection and hope.

Various tableaux of home life.

A bicycle seat. A roof. A car park. Light. Shadow. The aperture control. Piano. Synthesizer. Delay effects. A sci-fi/horror fantasy ... the shadows...

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 personal film, a diary, an essay, of Bill Mousoulis in December 1989.

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

The Searchers' classic hit "Needles and Pins" accompanies images of couples gazing lovingly into each others' eyes. Love, naturally, is transcendent.