The best film I never made: and other stories about a life in the arts

• A Collection Of Warm, Droll And Frank Personal Essays From One Of Australia's Greatest Directors • Having Directed More Than 30 Features Films, From The Australian Classic Puberty Blues To The Oscar-winning Driving Miss Daisy, Beresford Has Enjoyed A Remarkable Career Behind The Camera • The Best Film I Never Made Is A Highly Entertaining Collection Of Stories From Both Beresford's Personal And Working Lives, From His Early Days At The University Of Sydney Alongside Clive James, To His Enduring Success In Hollywood Working With The Likes Of Tommy Lee Jones, Cate Blanchett And Glenn Close • Eminently Readable And Sharply Observed, The Best Film I Never Made Is Both A Behind-the-scenes Glimpse Into The Life Of A Cultural Icon And An Insightful Essay Collection About Life In The Arts • Beresford's Latest Film, A Film Adaptation Of Madeleine St John's The Women In Black, Will Begin Production Later This Year