The real AFI Award Nominations

[Magpiespower]

Got it right this time.

'Little Fish' leads the way with 13 nominations followed by 'The Proposition' with 12.

My tips are in italics.

Best Film
Little Fish, Vincent Sheehan, Liz Watts, Richard Keddie
Look Both Ways, Bridget Ikin
Oyster Farmer, Anthony Buckley, Piers Tempest
The Proposition, Chris Brown, Jackie O'Sullivan, Chiara Menage, Cat Villiers

Best Lead Actor
Hugo Weaving, Little Fish
William McInnes, Look Both Ways
Guy Pearce, The Proposition
Ray Winstone, The Proposition

Best Lead Actress
Saskia Burmeister, Hating Alison Ashley
Cate Blanchett, Little Fish
Justine Clarke, Look Both Ways
Frances O'Connor, Three Dollars

Best Direction
Rowan Woods, Little Fish
Sarah Watt, Look Both Ways
John Hillcoat, The Proposition
Greg McLean, Wolf Creek

Original Screenplay
Little Fish, Jacquelin Perske
Look Both Ways, Sarah Watt
The Proposition, Nick Cave
Wolf Creek, Greg McLean

Best Adapted Screenplay
Hating Alison Ashley, Christine Madafferi
The Illustrated Family Doctor, Kriv Stenders, David Snell
The Widower, Lyndon Terracini
Three Dollars, Robert Connolly, Elliot Perlman

Best Supporting Actress
Tracy Mann, Hating Alison Ashley
Noni Hazlehurst, Little Fish
Daniela Farinacci, Look Both Ways
Kestie Morassi, Wolf Creek

Best Supporting Actor
Martin Henderson, Little Fish
Anthony Hayes, Look Both Ways
John Hurt, The Proposition
Robert Menzies, Three Dollars

[UNIT]

Best Film
Little Fish, Vincent Sheehan, Liz Watts, Richard Keddie
Look Both Ways, Bridget Ikin
Oyster Farmer, Anthony Buckley, Piers Tempest
The Proposition, Chris Brown, Jackie O'Sullivan, Chiara Menage, Cat Villiers

Yep the year the Australia Film Industry hit back... :rolleyes:

There is a movie coming out next month called Wolf Creek, and in my opinion thats what this country needs to be making. Well crafted genre pics that look a million bucks even if they might of only cost that much to make. If we want to get people back in the cinemas thats what we need to be producing. Once we have done that and put some money in the coffers of our film finance groups we can start thinking about the arty shyte.

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There is a movie coming out next month called Wolf Creek, and in my opinion thats what this country needs to be making. Well crafted genre pics that look a million bucks even if they might of only cost that much to make. If we want to get people back in the cinemas thats what we need to be producing. Once we have done that and put some money in the coffers of our film finance groups we can start thinking about the arty shyte.

Weinstein brothers certainly think so.

They've given the director Greg McLean $25 million to shoot 'Rogue' up in the top end.