A collection of the underground cult-classics that paved the way to a great Hollywood career – WITNESS, THE TRUMAN SHOW, MASTER AND COMMANDER.

Peter Weir was on the crest of the “new wave of Australian cinema” in the 1970s. With these early films he proved himself to be a filmmaker with a unique voice; evocative, atmospheric and compelling.

Featuring the haunting PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK, his first feature, gothic horror, THE CARS THAT ATE PARIS, as well as the “moodily impressive” (New York Times) THE LAST WAVE and black comedy THE PLUMBER.

Period Drama

Picnic at Hanging Rock

Thriller

The Cars That Ate Paris
The Last Wave
The Plumber