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Woman Director | Runaway Teen
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Soundtrack of the Year | 2004
Best Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film Mixing | 2004 | Peter D.
Best Achievement in Sound for a Feature Film Sound Recording | 2004
Features | 2005 | Robert
Best Score | 2005
Best Editing | 2005
Best Director | 2005 | Cate
Best Feature | 2005 | Cate
Feature Film Score of the Year | 2005
Best Original Song Composed for a Feature Film Telemovie TV Series or MiniSeries | 2004
Best Dramatic Feature World Cinema Competition | 2005 | Cate
Dramatic Features World Cinema Competition | 2005 | Cate
Best Direction of a First Feature Film | 2005 | Cate
Best Film | 2004
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 2004 | Erik
Best Direction | 2004 | Cate
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2004 | Abbie
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2004 | Sam
Best Script | 2004 | Cate
Best Direction | 2004 | Cate
Best Actress | 2004 | Abbie
Best Feature Film | 2004 | Cate
2004 | Cate
Feature Film Original | 2004 | Cate
2004 | Cate
Best Breakthrough Performance for a Young Actress For | 2006 | Abbie
Best Breakthrough Performance for a Young Actress | 2006 | Abbie
Best Soundtrack Album | 2004
Best Original Song Composed for a Feature Film Telemovie TV Series or MiniSeries | 2004
Best Actor | 2004 | Sam
2004 | Cate
2004 | Cate
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 2004 | Nathaniel
2004 | Cate
Box Office Collection 1,482,316 USD
Took 7 years to make.
Made a clean sweep of the Australian Film Institute awards in 2004 to win in all 13 film categories - the first time this has ever occurred in the award's history. It beat the previous record of eleven AFI awards by The Piano (1993).
Was originally going to be filmed predominantly in and around Canberra and nearby Lake George, but the ongoing drought on Australia's eastern seaboard meant that the lake was totally dry. Being that a body of water is a focal point for the film, the setting was changed to Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains, where the drought's effects were not as severe.
The coach that Heidi boards to take her to Jindabyne is shown to depart from the Belconnen bus interchange in North Canberra (there is a bit of artistic license at work here as the Belconnen interchange only deals with Canberra's internal bus service).
"Joe: You know when you were a kid, did your mum ever used to spray perfume in the air and sort of walk through it? Richard: [nods] Joe: She's like that. Richard: Like perfume? Joe: No... see, when you leave you still feel her on your skin."
