After graduating from Queensland University, Dennis Tupicoff worked as an archivist and teacher before making his first film in 1976. Since then he has made many award-winning films as writer, director, producer, and animator. These have been both fictional and documentary, animated and live-action, comedy and drama—and sometimes inventive combinations of various categories. Dance of Death (1983), The Bear (1990), The Darra Dogs (1993), His Mother's Voice (1998), The Heat, the Humidity (1999), Into the Dark (2002), Taringa 4068: Our Place and Time (2003), Chainsaw (2007), Silly and Serious: William Robinson and Self Portraits (2008).

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