Elvis, Mortal Kombat II not enough as Screen Australia hits record low returns
Despite a big year at the box office Screen Australia reported its lowest ever return on investment, underscoring a visibility problem for Australian stories.
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Despite a big year at the box office Screen Australia reported its lowest ever return on investment, underscoring a visibility problem for Australian stories.
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