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WIN a ticket to the 2016 Australian International Movie Convention

Jupiters Gold Coast.

IF has one pass to give away to the 71st Australian International Movie Convention, taking place at Jupiters on the Gold Coast from October 9-13. 

Full registration is worth AUD $1,430 and includes all convention activities: meals, receptions, films, seminars and the trade show as well as the Special Film Event on Sunday October 9.

The convention will feature product presentations and movie previews from major and independent film distributors; speakers and panels covering topical industry issues; an expanded trade show; industry achievement award presentations; and gala dinners and networking functions.

eOne, Icon, WB/Roadshow, Madman, Transmission, StudioCanal, Disney, Fox, Sony, Paramount and Universal will all be presenting their slate to exhibitors over the course of the four days.

The winner of the Natalie Miller Fellowship will be presented on the first full day of the convention, October 10.

Please note that accommodation and flights is not included as part of the giveaway.

To enter, send 150 words to hwindsor@www.if.com.au answering this question: what is your favourite Australian film and why?

Deadline for entries is Friday August 26.

  1. ‘Chopper’. As an Australian filmmaker myself (short films so far but it’s only early in my career), it’s not enough that an Australian film has a message and is culturally significant. It also has to be entertaining. Chopper does this magnificently. Not only does it make a strong statement about the protagonist’s upbringing and behaviour in the story, but it does so with a huge watchability that a lot of similar films lack.
    I think it should be required viewing for all film studies students.

  2. The Dress Maker is my favourite Australian film for a number of reasons.
    It captures the unique way in which Australians tell stories with meaning in and unexpected and quirky way. It also represents the international Union of Australian film making and the rest of the world – attracting such a high profile actor to play the lead. The way we tell stories is becoming more and more appreciated internationally and this film not only represents art but also the economic future of Australian films.

    Cheers
    Joel Pierce

  3. The Dressmaker has to be my current favorite Australian film at the minute.
    Its not only a humorous film but a mystery well told.
    Kept you thinking and laughing throughout the movie and yes add a bit of tears to that too.
    Loved every minute of it!

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