Shannon Murphy's 'Babyteeth', Leigh Whannell's 'The Invisible Man' and Daniel Gordon's Adam Goodes documentary 'The Australian Dream' may all end up in contention at this year's BAFTA Awards.
Ludo Studio’s 'Bluey' has added a BAFTA to its already extensive list of accolades, taking out the international prize at the academy's Children & Young People Awards.
Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' has taken home four BAFTA Awards, recognising the film's casting, costume design, hair and makeup and lead actor Austin Butler, while Cate Blanchett snared the leading actress prize for 'Tár'.
Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' and Frances O'Connor's 'Emily', produced by Arenamedia, have received a BAFTA boost, with both biopics well represented in the longlist for the annual film awards.
Three Aussie productions - Doodles, Ready for This and Wild But True - are up for International Emmy Kids Awards, while Matchbox Pictures' Nowhere Boys has scored its second BAFTA Children's nomination.
While 'Barbie' may have been snubbed by BAFTA voters for Best Film, Margot Robbie will still carry Australian hopes at the UK awards, alongside Jacob Elordi and Tony McNamara.
The third season of Matchbox Pictures' 'Nowhere Boys' has picked up the British Academy Children’s Award for International Live Action.
Australian effects house Fuel VFX has added a BAFTA nomination for its work on Prometheus following its recent nod from the Visual Effects Society.