NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2015 AFCA FILM AWARDS
(Nominations and Winners are generated through a two-stage voting process involving all AFCA members.)
BEST FILM
BEST DIRECTOR
BEST ACTRESS
BEST ACTOR
BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
BEST SCREENPLAY
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM (FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
BEST DOCUMENTARY (local or international)
The Australian Film Critics Association annually award prizes to the best Australian film criticism across four categories.
1. Ivan Hutchinson Award for writing on Australian cinema. ($500)
2. Award for writing on non-Australian cinema. ($500)
3. Award for a review of an individual Australian film. ($200)
4. Award for a review of an individual non-Australian film. ($200)
This year entries will be judged by:
Phillipa Hawker - Film Critic/Arts Writer, The Age & Fairfax Media
Michael Bodey - Film Editor/Media Journalist, The Australian
Alan Finney – Chair of the Australian Film Institute (AFI) / AACTA
Kristian Connelly – General Manager, Cinema Nova
Both the Writing Award and Film Award winners will be announced at our Annual Awards Ceremony to be held at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) in Melbourne's Federation Square on the evening of Saturday, February 7th.
The event is open to both industry and non-industry patrons.
Limited tickets are available for $10 and can be secured by emailing Chair of AFCA Richard Haridy: [email protected]
(Nominations and Winners are generated through a two-stage voting process involving all AFCA members.)
BEST FILM
- Charlie’s Country
- Predestination
- The Babadook
- The Infinite Man
- Tracks
BEST DIRECTOR
- Rolf De Heer - Charlie's Country
- Sophie Hyde - 52 Tuesdays
- Jennifer Kent - The Babadook
- David Michod - The Rover
- Michael & Peter Spierig - Predestination
BEST ACTRESS
- Tilda Cobham-Hervey - 52 Tuesdays
- Essie Davis - The Babadook
- Angourie Rice - These Final Hours
- Sarah Snook - Predestination
- Mia Wasikowska - Tracks
BEST ACTOR
- David Gulpilil - Charlie's Country
- Don Hany - Healing
- Guy Pearce - The Rover
- Nathan Phillips - These Final Hours
- Angus Sampson - The Mule
BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
- Noni Hazlehurst - The Mule
- Erin James - The Little Death
- Gillian Jones - The Rover
- Susan Prior - The Rover
- Sarah Snook - These Final Hours
BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
- Jai Courtney - Felony
- Alex Dimitriades - The Infinite Man
- Robert Pattinson - The Rover
- Hugo Weaving - The Mule
- Noah Wiseman - The Babadook
BEST SCREENPLAY
- Rolf De Heer & David Gulpilil - Charlie's Country
- Matthew Cormack - 52 Tuesdays
- Jennifer Kent - The Babadook
- Michael & Peter Spierig - Predestination
- Hugh Sullivan - The Infinite Man
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
- Natasha Braier - The Rover
- Ian Jones - Charlie's Country
- Radek Ludczuk - The Babadook
- Ben Nott - Predestination
- Mandy Walker - Tracks
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM (FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
- Ida
- The Great Beauty
- Two Days, One Night
- Wadjda
- Winter Sleep
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
- Boyhood
- Inside Llewyn Davis
- Nightcrawler
- The Grand Budapest Hotel
- Under The Skin
BEST DOCUMENTARY (local or international)
- 20000 Days On Earth
- All This Mayhem
- Finding Vivian Maier
- Jodorowky's Dune
- The Missing Picture
The Australian Film Critics Association annually award prizes to the best Australian film criticism across four categories.
1. Ivan Hutchinson Award for writing on Australian cinema. ($500)
2. Award for writing on non-Australian cinema. ($500)
3. Award for a review of an individual Australian film. ($200)
4. Award for a review of an individual non-Australian film. ($200)
This year entries will be judged by:
Phillipa Hawker - Film Critic/Arts Writer, The Age & Fairfax Media
Michael Bodey - Film Editor/Media Journalist, The Australian
Alan Finney – Chair of the Australian Film Institute (AFI) / AACTA
Kristian Connelly – General Manager, Cinema Nova
Both the Writing Award and Film Award winners will be announced at our Annual Awards Ceremony to be held at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) in Melbourne's Federation Square on the evening of Saturday, February 7th.
The event is open to both industry and non-industry patrons.
Limited tickets are available for $10 and can be secured by emailing Chair of AFCA Richard Haridy: [email protected]