mins), and Hey Marcel ... (1984, 17 mins). A cherished project on the film scholar and actor John Flaus, entitled Flausfilm, was begun in 1988 and finally completed in 2009. Tammer now lives in country Victoria, in Kyneton, and involves himself with music and short story writing. Filmography Titles directed by Peter Tammer: And He Shall Rise Again (1964, 15 mins, 16mm, Narrative) On The Ball (1964, 4 mins, 16mm, Experimental) Beethoven and all that Jazz (1964, 2 mins, 16mm, Experimental) Pisces Dying (1966, 15 mins, 16mm, Narrative) Our Luke (1970, 10 mins, 16mm, Experimental) Journey to a Broken Heart (1970, 50 mins, 16mm, Doco) Flux (1970, 40 mins, 16mm, Experimental) A Woman of our Time (1972, 26 mins, 16mm, Biog. Doco) The Curse of Laradjongran (1972, 30 mins, 16mm, Doco)(Co-production With Monique Schwarz) Struttin' the Mutton (1975, 17 mins, 16mm, Observational) Here's To You, Mr. Robinson (1976, 52 mins, 16mm, Biog. Doco)(Co-Production With Garry Patterson) Mallacoota Stampede (1981, 60 mins, 16mm, Narrative) Journey to the End of Night (1982, 70 mins, 16mm, Biog. Doco) My Belle (1983, 20 mins, 16mm, Portrait) Hey Marcel... (1984, 17 mins, 16mm, Experimental) Queen of the Night (1985, 20 mins, 35mm, Experimental.) (note: these three above films are gathered as "Triptych") Fear of the Dark (1985, 59 mins, 16mm, Doco/Narrative) Hi Jim (1990, 20 mins, S/VHS) Flausfilm (99 mins, video) Filmed between 1988 and 1991. Completed in 2009. Just the Two of Us (1994, 60 mins, uncompleted) Our World Trip (1950/51) (currently in post-production) Awards Best Editing, A.F.I. Awards, 1969 - And Then There was Glass "ERWIN RADO" Prize, Melbourne Film Festival 1981 - Mallacoota Stampede "TEN AWARD" For Documentary Excellence, Melbourne Film Festival 1982 - Journey to the End of Night "JURY PRIZE", A.F.I. Awards, 1982 - Journey to the End of Night Finalist Greater Union Awards, Sydney Film Festival - Hey Marcel ... Finalist Greater Union Awards, Sydney Film Festival - Queen of the Night Finalist, TOKYO Video Festival, "Video-Letter" Competition, Minor Prize - Hi Jim References External links Peter Tammer on Melbourne Independent Filmmakers The website of Peter Tammer Living people Film directors from Melbourne 1943 births