Bill Kerr in Doctor Who with Patrick Troughton. Doctor Who actor and Peter Weir collaborator Bill Kerr dead at 92 Australian actor Bill Kerr, best known internationally for a guest …
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Wendy Hughes in Newsfront. Wendy Hughes: Careful, He Might Hear You actress Australian film, television, and stage actress Wendy Hughes, best known internationally for the big-screen dramas My Brilliant Career …
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Harold Hopkins remembered: Gallipoli + AFI-nominated The Club actor also seen as an attorney with a very high sex drive (caught in the act) in Don’s Party.
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AFI Awards criminal family values movie wins 10 trophies while Jane Campion romantic drama gets 3 plus supporting or lead Jacki Weaver for the Oscars?
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Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards 2009: Warwick Thornton’s feature debut Samson & Delilah was the big winner, topping eight categories, including Best Film.
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The Home Song Stories with Joan Chen. Although Tony Ayres’ semi-autobiographical immigrant family drama was the Australian Film Institute’s top winner in sheer number of trophies – eight in all, …
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Aboriginal Australians’ ancestors in Ten Canoes. Rolf de Heer and Peter Djigirr’s depiction of the lives of a group of egg-hunting and story-telling indigenous Australians prior to contact with Europeans …
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New Zealand Film Awards 2006: Roger Donaldson’s real-life-inspired The World’s Fastest Indian is the big winner The World’s Fastest Indian was the big winner in the film categories at this …
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Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards 2005: Gloomy drama Look Both Ways named Best Film, while Cate Blanchett and Hugo Weaving top lead acting categories.
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Reeling 2005: Chicago Gay Film Festival to screen the rowing drama Summer Storm and the romantic comedy The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green.