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    Griff The Invisible
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    Griff The Invisible

    2010-09-12T21:51:00Z

    Dir/scr: Leon Ford. Australia. 2010. 94mins

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    Griff The Invisible

    2009-11-11T09:58:00Z

    A romantic comedy about a superhero and a scientist in a world that just wants them to be normal

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    Indomina takes North America on Griff The Invisible
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    Indomina takes North America on Griff The Invisible

    2010-09-28T18:41:00Z

    Fledgling distributor Indomina Releasing continues to build its slate and has acquired all North American rights from Fortissimo to Griff The Invisible.

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    RedDog, Snowtown honoured at Australian Academy awards
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    RedDog, Snowtown honoured at Australian Academy awards

    2012-01-31T13:44:00Z

    AACTA gives best film honours to box-office hit Red Dog.

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    The Hunter earns 14 nominations in AACTA film awards
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    The Hunter earns 14 nominations in AACTA film awards

    2011-11-30T09:47:00Z

    Daniel Nettheim’s The Hunter has earned 14 nominations in the newly established Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, with period drama The Eye Of The Storm following closely behind with 12.

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    Berlinale announces 12 Generation titles
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    Berlinale announces 12 Generation titles

    2010-12-17T13:38:00Z

    Among the 12 features are four world premieres and three international premieres. The full announcement will be made in early January.

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    Australian theatre director Gale Edwards to make her first feature

    2008-12-17T12:30:00Z

    Accomplished theatre director Gale Edwards, winner of an International Emmy for her filmed version of the Broadway revival of Jesus Christ Superstar, is to direct her first feature film. The film, A Heartbeat Away, was one of four financed by Screen Australia. The others are: Being Dead, Lantana director Ray ...

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    Edgerton debut to feature in AFC's IndiVision Lab

    2008-01-30T12:17:00Z

    The Australian Film Commission (AFC) has unveiled the eight low-budget projects that will take part its IndiVision Project Lab, one of which will be the directorial debut of Kinky Boots star Joel Edgerton. Edgerton's film The Professor is a thriller about a top forensic scientist investigating a family murder-suicide, who ...

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    Production - The names to watch

    2008-11-14T00:00:00Z

    Many of Australia's most promising directors do not get enough opportunity to practise their craft on the big screen unless they head for Hollywood, as Andrew Dominik (Chopper, The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford) and Rowan Woods (The Boys, Little Fish, Winged Creatures) have both recently ...

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    Berlinale Generation to include Street Kids United, Jorgen + Anne
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    Berlinale Generation to include Street Kids United, Jorgen + Anne

    2011-01-13T09:44:00Z

    The Berlinale’s Generation sidebar has finalised its 2011 lineup of 59 films (including 32 shorts) from 32 countries selected for the competitions of Generation Kplus and Generation 14plus.

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