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Best Feature Film | 2010 | Rachel
2010 | Andrew
Best Supporting Actress | 2009 | Rachel
Best Cinematography | 2009 | Andrew
Features Cinema | 2010 | Andrew
2010 | Rachel
Best Film | 2009 | Bryan
Best Supporting Actress | 2009 | Maeve
Best Supporting Actor | 2009 | Bryan
Best Lead Actor | 2009 | Ben
Best Film | 2009 | Rachel
Best Direction in a Feature Film | 2009 | Rachel
Avid Award for Best Editing on a Feature Film | 2009 | Veronika
Budget 4,300,000 USD
First feature film to be directed by actress and short-film director Rachel Ward.
Bryan Brown, who plays Bruce, is director Rachel Ward's husband.
The film has been described by Bryan Brown as Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) meets The Piano (1993).
This is the first feature film of a Newton Thornburg novel to be made since Cutter's Way (1981) which was around the time when the "Beautiful Kate" novel had been first published in 1982.
The film in 2009 was nominated for 9 AFI (Australian Film Institute) Awards including Best Film, Best Director (Rachel Ward), Best Actor (Ben Mendelsohn), Best Actress (Sophie Lowe), Best Supporting Actor (Bryan Brown), Best Supporting Actress (Maeve Dermody), Best Adapted Screenplay (Rachel Ward), and Best Cinematography (Andrew Commis). In the end, the film won just the 1 AFI Award for Best Supporting Actress (Rachel Griffiths).
"Ned Kendall: She's an actress. She doesn't wear clothes."
"Ned Kendall: A man can live his whole life and never cop to his greatest achievement... [In Australian English, to 'cop to' something, means to 'realize' it or 'become aware' of it]"
