Filmmakers HEAD to Broome.
Kelton Pell, Karla Hart and others bring First Nations storytelling to the spotlight at Broome’s First Nations Film Festival.
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THE MOOGAI WINS THE 2024 FILM PRIZE.
CinefestOZ – Australia’s premiere destination film festival – is proud to announce The Moogai, written and directed by Jon Bell and starring Shari Sebbens and Meyne Wyatt, as the winner of Australia’s richest $100,000 Film Prize for an Australian feature film or feature-length documentary.
READ MOREWinners of the Short Film Awards
Congratulations to the winners and finalists!
CinefestOZ Short Film Prize: Unspoken
CinefestOZ Indigenous Best Short Film: Mama’s on a Mission
Cinewest Best WA Short Film: Farm Block A67
Best Director: Jeremy Lindsay Taylor (Dusty)
Best Screenwriter: Clare Toonen (Bird Drone)
Best Lead Actor: Kartanya Maynard (Lean In)
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