Picnic at Hanging Rock - outtakes part 1

Silent outtakes and unused material taken during the filming of Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975, directed by Peter Weir).
The clip includes: Miranda (Anne Lambert) collecting flowers on the morning of the picnic; a schoolgirl at the window in a shot inspired by photographer David Hamilton; two schoolgirls applying rose petals as lipstick before the picnic; a melancholy Rosamund (Ingrid Mason) playing the piano after the schoolgirls’ disappearance while Sara (Margaret Nelson) watches; and Sara seated in the college grounds.
The NFSA celebrated the 40th anniversary of the film with an online exhibition, 'Picnic at Hanging Rock: 40 Years of Mystery', featuring costumes, props, oral history interviews, music, posters, lobby cards, photographs, scripts, oral history interviews and behind-the-scenes production documents and video.
Excerpts are taken from reels of 35mm silent colour outtakes, trims of scenes and additional unused material acquired from Martin Sharp, who was credited on the film as 'Artistic Advisor to the Director’.
NFSA title no. 1395795.
Visit the Picnic at Hanging Rock: 40 Years of Mystery online exhibition at www.nfsa.gov.au/latest/return...

[@denisefreitas6727]

Absolutely beautiful! This movie is a poem.

[@coralarch]

Wish these lovely scenes had been included. The classical female statue at the start is an excellent touch.

[@Vejur9000]

Notice how everyone seems to be in a trance. Especially on Valentine’s Day...

[@RobertSlover]

beautiful.

[@zaker721]

Is that first bouquet in Miranda's arms the same one that was in the basin where she was washing her face on St Valentine's morning? I'll bet so.

[@hinabokhari7520]

So beautiful! Please suggest similar movies?

[@steveparsons6719]

There's nothing remotely like it!

[@netrunnerscully6308]

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