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1985 Australian Film Institute Awards
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Australian film and television award ceremony
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27th Australian Film Institute Awards 14 September 1985 Best Film Bliss Best Drama Series Best Comedy Series 1984 Australian Film Institute Awards 1986
The 27th Australian Film Institute Awards were awards held by the Australian Film Institute to celebrate the best of Australian films of 1985.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article128255533 Top awards for 'Bliss' The Canberra Times 60 18,248 Australian Capital Territory, Australia 16 September 1985 27 December 2021 18 National Library of Australia
Feature film
#eedd82 Best Film
Bliss – Anthony BuckleyA Street to Die – Bill Bennett
Fran – David Rapsey
Unfinished Business – Rebel Penfold-Russell
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#eedd82 Best DirectionRay Lawrence – Bliss
Bill Bennett – A Street to Die
Glenda Hambly – Fran
Bob Ellis – Unfinished Business#eedd82 Best Lead Actor
Chris Haywood – A Street to Die
Richard Moir – An Indecent Obsession
Barry Otto – Bliss
John Clayton – Unfinished Business#eedd82 Best Lead Actress
Noni Hazlehurst – Fran
Lynette Curran – Bliss
Debbie Byrne – Rebel
Michele Fawdon – Unfinished Business#eedd82 Best Supporting Actor
Nique Needles – The Boy Who Had Everything
Mark Little – An Indecent Obsession
Jon Ewing – Bliss
Bryan Brown – Rebel#eedd82 Best Supporting Actress
Annie Byron – Fran
Kerry Walker – Bliss
Genevieve Mooy – Emoh Ruo
Narelle Simpson – Fran#eedd82 Best Original Screenplay
Glenda Hambly – Fran
Bill Bennett – A Street to Die
Stephen Wallace – The Boy Who Had Everything
Bob Ellis – Unfinished Business#eedd82 Best Adapted Screenplay
Peter Carey, Ray Lawrence – Bliss
Denise Morgan – An Indecent Obsession
Michael Jenkins, Bob Herbert – Rebel
Frank Moorhouse – The Coca-Cola Kid #eedd82 Best Cinematography
Peter James – Rebel
Paul Murphy – Bliss
Dean Semler – The Coca-Cola Kid
Ray Argall – Wrong World#eedd82 Best Editing
Brian Kavanagh – Frog Dreaming
Wayne LeClos – Bliss
Michael Honey – Rebel
John Scott – The Coca-Cola Kid#eedd82 Best Original Music Score
Ray Cook, Chris Neal, Peter Best, Billy Byers, Bruce Rowland – Rebel
Peter Best – Bliss
Brian May – Frog Dreaming
William Motzing, Tim Finn – The Coca-Cola Kid #eedd82 Best Sound
Mark Lewis, Penn Robinson, Julian Ellingworth, Jim Taig – Rebel
Dean Gawen, Peter Fenton, Phil Heywood, Gary Wilkins, Helen Brown, Ron Purvis – Bliss
Mark Lewis, Craig Carter, Ken Sallows, Tim Chau, Rex Watts, Roger Savage – Frog Dreaming
Mark Lewis, Gethin Creagh, Martin Oswin, Dean Gawen, Helen Brown – The Coca-Cola Kid #eedd82 Best Production Design
Brian Thomson – Rebel
Owen Paterson, Wendy Dickson – Bliss
Jon Dowding – Frog Dreaming
Graham Walker – The Coca-Cola Kid #eedd82 Best Costume Design
Roger Kirk – Rebel
Helen Hooper – Bliss
Ross Major – The Boy Who Had Everything
Terry Ryan – The Coca-Cola Kid
Non-feature film
#eedd82 Best Documentary Film
Raoul Wallenberg: Between the Lines – Bob Weis
Collum Calling Canberra – David MacDougall, Judith MacDougall, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies
I'll Be Home for Christmas – Brian McKenzie
Munda Nyuringu: He's Taken the Land, He Believes it is His, He Won't Give it Back – Robert Bropho, Jan Roberts#eedd82 Best Sponsored Documentary
Timber Craft (Artisans of Australia) – Pamela Paddon
Women of Utopia – Elisabeth Knight
Image Makers – Ursula Kolbe
References
External links
Official AACTA website
Category:AACTA Awards ceremonies
Australian Film Institute Awards
Australian Film Institute Awards