Peter Tammer Trailers
Peter Tammer was born in 1943 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is a cinematographer and director, known for Mallacoota Stampede (1979), Only the Brave (1994) and Inside Looking Out (1978).
Most Popular Peter Tammer Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Trip of a Lifetime Trailer (2025)
18 March 2025
TRIP OF A LIFETIME is a unique family footage film, Tammer being handed (in 1988) some unwanted 16mm.
Flausfilm Trailer (2009)
01 January 2009
A portrait of the actor, film teacher, critic, and legendary cinephile, John Flaus, in a unique film mosaic structured around cryptic crossword clues and solutions suggesting the content of the twelve sequences.
Flux Trailer (1970)
09 October 1970
Peter Tammer’s personal diary film contrasting the comfortable suburban life of his family to that of his father-in-law, an Austrian Jew who emigrated to Australia after World War II.
Mallacoota Stampede Trailer (1981)
01 August 1981
A slice of life, summer in Australia: sunstroke, syphilis and varicose veins. The quiet seaside resort of Mallacoota is flooded by tourists seeking their holiday paradise.
Fear of the Dark Trailer (1985)
21 September 1985
Killing a human being "in cold blood" requires unique mental preparation and single-minded determination.
The Nude in the Window Trailer (2015)
01 January 2015
Shortly before film director Paul Cox died, he received a visit from his friend Peter Tammer and they spent an afternoon discussing Cox’s life.
Senses of Cinema Trailer (2022)
17 November 2022
As notions of civil rights transformed across the world, so was the screen landscape reformed by the ascension of grassroots film movements seeking to challenge the mainstream.
Struttin' the Mutton Trailer (1975)
01 January 1975
A casual meeting of misfits and vagrants on a Saturday afternoon in Albert Park. Featuring Mark Gillespie and ‘Mad’ Danny Kramer.
Journey to the End of Night Trailer (1982)
31 December 1982
The recollections of a shattered and traumatised man, a former escapee from the advancing Japanese army relates the horrors of war, his doubts and misgivings of the support of comrades, his fear for the loss of his best friend, and of course, his own fear of dying.
