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1989 Australian Film Institute Awards
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Australian film and television award ceremony
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31st Australian Film Institute Awards 11 October 1989 Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia Best Film Best Drama Series Best Comedy Series ABC-TV 1988 Australian Film Institute Awards 1990
The 31st Australian Film Institute Awards were awards held by the Australian Film Institute to celebrate the best of Australian films and television of 1989. The awards ceremony was held at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne on Wednesday 11 October 1989 and broadcast on ABC-TV.http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article122091557 Streep, Davis vying for AFI awards The Canberra Times 64 19,226 Australian Capital Territory, Australia 11 October 1989 16 November 2021 26 National Library of Australiahttp://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article122091616 'Evil Angels' wins five AFI awards The Canberra Times 64 19,727 Australian Capital Territory, Australia 12 October 1989 16 November 2021 1 National Library of Australia
Feature film
#eedd82 Best Film
Evil Angels — Verity LambertGhosts... of the Civil Dead — Evan English
Island — Paul Cox, Santhana Naidu
Dead Calm — Terry Hayes, Doug Mitchell, George Miller
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#eedd82 Best DirectionFred Schepisi — Evil Angels
Phillip Noyce — Dead Calm
Ben Lewin — Georgia
Paul Cox — Island#eedd82 Best Lead Actor
Sam Neill — Evil Angels
John Hargreaves — Emerald City
Mike Bishop — Ghosts... of the Civil Dead
Chris Haywood — Island#eedd82 Best Lead Actress
Meryl Streep — Evil Angels
Judy Davis — Georgia
Irene Papas — Island
Genevieve Lemon — Sweetie#eedd82 Best Supporting Actor
Chris Haywood — Emerald City
Bogdan Koca — Ghosts... of the Civil Dead
Kim Gyngell — Heaven Tonight
John Darling — Sweetie#eedd82 Best Supporting Actress
Victoria Longley — Celia
Maryanne Fahey — Celia
Nicole Kidman — Emerald City
Dorothy Barry — Sweetie#eedd82 Best Original Screenplay
Gerard Lee, Jane Campion — Sweetie
Ben Lewin, Joanna Murray-Smith — Georgia
Gene Conkie, Evan English, John Hillcoat — Ghosts... of the Civil Dead
Paul Cox — Island#eedd82 Best Adapted Screenplay
Robert Caswell, Fred Schepisi — Evil Angels
Abe Pogos — Compo
Terry Hayes — Dead Calm
David Williamson — Emerald City#eedd82 Best Cinematography
Dead Calm — Dean Semler
Emerald City — Paul Murphy
Georgia — Yuri Sokol
Sweetie — Sally Bongers#eedd82 Best Editing
Dead Calm — Richard Francis-Bruce
Evil Angels — Jill Bilcock
Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Stewart Young
Island — John Scott#eedd82 Best Original Music Score
Dead Calm — Graeme Revell
Evil Angels — Bruce Smeaton
Georgia — Paul Grabowsky
Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld#eedd82 Best Sound
Dead Calm — Ben Osmo, Lee Smith, Roger Savage
Evil Angels — Craig Carter, Terry Rodman, Peter Fenton, Martin Oswin
Georgia — John Phillips, Roger Savage, Frank Lipson, Ross Porter
Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Bronwyn Murphy, Rex Watts, Peter Clancy#eedd82 Best Production Design
Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Chris Kennedy
Dead Calm — Graham Walker
Georgia — Jon Dowding
Island — Neil Angwin#eedd82 Best Costume Design
What The Moon Saw — Rose Chong
Georgia — Aphrodite Kondos
Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Karen Everett
Sons of Steel — Gary L. Keady, Nicholas Huxley, Nicola Braithwaite
Television
#eedd82 Best Telefeature
Police State (ABC) — Rod AllanPrejudice (Nine Network) — Pamela Williams
Rescue (ABC) — John Edwards
Malpractice — Tristram Miall
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#eedd82 Best Mini SeriesEdens Lost (ABC) — Margaret FinkAct of Betrayal (ABC) — Ray Alchin, Nick Evans
Bodysurfer (ABC) — Ross Matthews
Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network) — Matt Carroll, Steve Krantz
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#eedd82 Best Achievement in Direction in a TelefeatureRescue (ABC) — Peter FiskMalpractice — Bill Bennett
Prejudice (Nine Network) — Ian Munro
Police State (ABC) — Chris Noonan
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#eedd82 Best Achievement in Direction in a Mini SeriesEdens Lost (ABC) — Neil ArmfieldBodysurfer (ABC) — Ian Barry
Act of Betrayal (ABC) — Lawrence Gordon Clark
This Man, This Woman (ABC) — Paul Moloney
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#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actor in a TelefeatureBill Hunter — Police State (ABC)Bob Baines — Malpractice
Gary Sweet — Rescue (ABC)
Max Phipps — Police State (ABC)
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#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actress in a TelefeaturePat Thomson — Malpractice
Caz Lederman — Malpractice
Grace Parr — Prejudice (Nine Network)
Sonia Todd — Rescue (ABC)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini Series
Peter Kowitz — Bodysurfer (ABC)
Patrick Bergin — Act of Betrayal (ABC)
John Jarrett — Fields of Fire III (Nine Network)
John Polson — Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network)#eedd82 Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini Series
Julia Blake — Edens Lost (ABC)
Victoria Longley — Edens Lost (ABC)
Lisa Harrow — Act of Betrayal (ABC)
Linda Cropper — Edens Lost (ABC)#eedd82 Best Screenplay in a Telefeature
Police State (ABC) — Ian David, Francine Finnane
Malpractice — Jenny Ainge
Rescue (ABC) — Everett De Roche
Prejudice (Nine Network) — Pamela Williams#eedd82 Best Screenplay in a Mini Series
Bodysurfer (ABC) — Suzanne Hawley, Christopher Lee, Denis Whitburn
Edens Lost (ABC) — Michael Gow
Act of Betrayal (ABC) — Nick Evans, Michael Chaplin
Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network) — Bill Kerby
References
External links
Official AACTA website
Category:AACTA Awards ceremonies
Category:1989 in Australian cinema