Bill Mousoulis is a Greek-Australian independent filmmaker. He is completely self-taught, having first bought Super-8 film equipment in 1982. In the '80s, he was also heavily involved in Melbourne area film clubs, including forming the Super-8 Film Group and the Melbourne Super-8 Film Festival. He also founded the online film journal Senses of Cinema.
You can learn more about this filmmaker at his official website, Innersense.
The Experimenting Angel (2010)
A Nocturne (2007)
Blue Notes (2006)
Spring Rhapsody (2005)
A Sufi Valentine (2004)
Lovesick (2003)
Desire (1999)
My Blessings (1997)
Open City (1993)
Ladykiller (1994)
After School (1988)
Faith (1987)
Back to Nature (1985)
If you’re tired of the usual serial killers or have gotten bored with the the living dead, here’s a severed handful of quirky horror flicks to make for a wickedly entertaining Halloween.
Two vampires in Melbourne, Australia drag their victims back to their lair in an abandoned warehouse.
Wild and Precious is Greek-Australian filmmaker Bill Mousoulis’ first movie produced in Europe, an ambitious political and personal journey across Greece and Italy.
Greek-Australian filmmaker Bill Mousoulis’ The Experimenting Angel is a tribute to Alex Chilton, Luis Bunuel and Max Le Cain.
I have seen the future of Australian horror and it includes filmmakers Kenta McGrath, Dalibor Bakovic and Mark Savage. These guys are the new vanguard.
The epic-length Melbourne Underground Film Festival has given out awards to filmmakers Bill Mousoulis, Andrew Wholley, Linden Reko, Jamie Howarth and more.
The 8th annual Melbourne Underground Film Festival is screening the films Susan for Now by Robin Franzi and a film by Kenta McGrath; plus more great films.
The Melbourne Underground Film Festival has announced this year’s winners, including Roseberry 7470, Gamers and Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea.
The 7th Melbourne Underground Film Festival had an incredible roster of films, including Gamers, Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea and Waiting for NESARA.
