1987 Australian Film Institute Awards

Australian film and television award ceremony February 2022 February 2022 29th Australian Film Institute Awards 9 October 1987 Palais Theatre, Melbourne Best Film Best Drama Series Best Comedy Series ABC-TV 1986 Australian Film Institute Awards 1988 The 29th Australian Film Institute Awards were awards held by the Australian Film Institute to celebrate the best of Australian films and television of 1987. The awards ceremony was held at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on 9 October 1987.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article122106408 Film institute award winners The Canberra Times 62 18,998 Australian Capital Territory, Australia 10 October 1987 5 February 2022 10 National Library of Australiahttp://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article213877604 Marcus Breen at AFI Awards Filmnews 17 10 New South Wales, Australia 1 November 1987 5 February 2022 3 National Library of Australia Feature film #eedd82 Best Film The Year My Voice Broke — Terry Hayes, Doug Mitchell, George MillerGround Zero — Michael Pattinson High Tide — Sandra Levy, Antony I. Ginnane The Tale of Ruby Rose — Bryce Menzies, Andrew Wiseman | valign="top" width="50%" | #eedd82 Best DirectionJohn Duigan — The Year My Voice Broke Gillian Armstrong — High Tide Michael Pattinson, Bruce Myles — Ground Zero Roger Scholes — The Tale of Ruby Rose#eedd82 Best Lead Actor Leo McKern — Travelling North Bryan Brown — The Umbrella Woman Colin Friels — Ground Zero Noah Taylor — The Year My Voice Broke#eedd82 Best Lead Actress Judy Davis — High Tide Wendy Hughes — Shadows of the Peacock Loene Carmen — The Year My Voice Broke Julia Blake — Travelling North#eedd82 Best Supporting Actor Ben Mendelsohn — The Year My Voice Broke Donald Pleasence — Ground Zero Bobby Smith — Initiation Steven Vidler — The Umbrella Woman#eedd82 Best Supporting Actress Jan Adele — High Tide Kaarin Fairfax — Belinda Claudia Karvan — High Tide Julie Hamilton — The Place at the Coast#eedd82 Best Original Screenplay John Duigan — The Year My Voice Broke Pamela Gibbons — Belinda Mac Gudgeon, Jan Sardi — Ground Zero Laura Jones — High Tide#eedd82 Best Adapted Screenplay David Williamson — Travelling North Don McLennan — Slate, Wyn and Me Hilary Furlong — The Place at the Coast Paul Cox — Vincent#eedd82 Best Cinematography Ground Zero — Steve Dobson Belinda — Malcolm McCulloch The Umbrella Woman — James Bartle Warm Nights on a Slow Moving Train — Yuri Sokol#eedd82 Best Editing Ground Zero — David Pulbrook Bullseye — Richard Francis-Bruce The Umbrella Woman — John Scott The Year My Voice Broke — Neil Thumpston#eedd82 Best Original Music Score The Tale of Ruby Rose — Paul Schutze Shadows of the Peacock — William Motzing The Umbrella Woman — Cameron Allen Those Dear Departed — Phillip Scott#eedd82 Best Sound Ground Zero — Gary Wilkins, Mark Wasiutak, Roger Savage, Livia Ruzic, Craig Carter Belinda — Tim Lloyd, Martin Oswin, John Herron, David Huggert, Glen Auchinachie, Dimity Gregson High Tide — Peter Fenton, Phil Heywood, Ben Osmo, Geoff Krix, John Jordan, Anne Breslin, John Patterson Shadows of the Peacock — Tim Lloyd, Greg Bell, Peter Fenton, Phil Heywood, Martin Oswin#eedd82 Best Production Design Ground Zero — Brian Thomson Bullseye — George Liddle The Place at the Coast — Owen Paterson To Market, To Market — Virginia Rouse#eedd82 Best Costume Design The Umbrella Woman — Jennie Tate Bullseye — George Liddle The Place at the Coast — Anna French Those Dear Departed — Roger Ford Television #eedd82 Best Telefeature Two Friends (ABC) — Jan Chapman Call Me Mr. Brown (Network Ten) — Scott Hicks, Terry Jennings Hunger (ABC) — Jan Chapman The Hour Before My Brother Dies (ABC) — Noel Price#eedd82 Best Mini Series The Great Bookie Robbery (Nine Network) — Ian Bradley The Harp in the South (Network Ten) — Anthony Buckley Vietnam (Network Ten) — Doug Mitchell, Terry Hayes, George Miller In Between (SBS) — Chris Warner, Kim Dalton#eedd82 Best Direction in a Telefeature Jane Campion — Two Friends (ABC) James Clayden — The Hour Before My Brother Dies (ABC) Stephen Wallace — Hunger (ABC) Mark Joffe — Watch the Shadows Dance (Nine Network)#eedd82 Best Direction in a Mini Series Marcus Cole, Mark Joffe — The Great Bookie Robbery (Nine Network) Chris Thomson — The Challenge (Nine Network) George Whaley — The Harp in the South (Network Ten) John Duigan, Chris Noonan — Vietnam (Network Ten)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actor in a Telefeature Steven Jacob — A Single Life (ABC) Shane Connor — Army Wives (Network Ten) Brendan Higgins — Hunger (ABC) Ernie Dingo — Tudawali (SBS)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actress in a Telefeature Michele Fawdon — The Fish are Safe (ABC) Rhonda Wilson — The Hour Before My Brother Dies (ABC) Emma Coles — Two Friends (ABC) Kris McQuade — Two Friends (ABC)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini Series Nicholas Eadie — Vietnam (Network Ten) John Wood — The Challenge (Nine Network) Martyn Sanderson — The Harp in the South (Network Ten) Vichea Ten — In Between (SBS)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini Series Nicole Kidman — Vietnam (Network Ten) Catherine Wilkin — The Great Bookie Robbery (Nine Network) Anne Phelan — The Harp in the South (Network Ten) Tracy Mann — Sword of Honour (Seven Network) References External links Official AACTA website Category:AACTA Awards ceremonies Category:1987 in Australian cinema