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The long-running dispute between three Steve Jaggi productions – Love in Bloom, Kidnapped, and The Dog Days of Christmas – and Screen Australia over the films’ Producer Offset claims has ended after the cases were withdrawn from the Administrative Review Tribunal.
It follows a spate of filmmakers who have turned to the Tribunal (formerly the Administrative Appeals Tribunal) after their low-budget films had their qualifying Australian production expenditure (QAPE) questioned by ...