Editing Tim Burstall (section)

==''Stork'' and David Williamson ==
''[[Stork (film)|Stork]]'' appeared in 1971, and proved a moderate commercial success. Stork won multiple Australian Film Institute awards, including best narrative feature, best director and best actor.

After the breakout success of ''Alvin Purple'', Burstall would later return to work with Williamson on three further films: social drama ''[[Petersen (film)|Petersen]]'' (1974), which was seen in England and the United States (for which [[Stanley Kubrick]] praised Burstall for his direction and Jack Thompson for his acting),<ref name = "Perry"/> big-budget romp  ''[[Eliza Fraser (film)|Eliza Fraser]]'' (1976)<ref name = "Perry"/> and ''[[Duet for Four]]'' (1982), the tale of a mid-life crisis. Burstall has argued that ''Eliza Fraser'' was made for an increased budget after Roadshow insisted on overseas stars; [[Susannah York]] played Eliza, and the cast also included [[Trevor Howard]].