The annual Cinema Australia Audience Award has returned for 2019.
2019 has been a great year for Australian cinema which included big films like Hotel Mumbai, The Nightingale and Ride Like a Girl, independent gems like Reflections in the Dust, Suburban Wildlife and Locusts, and some of the best documentaries of the last decade with The Australian Dream, 2040 and Happy Sad Man.
You have the chance to decide which film will join Love is Now, Holding the Man, The Legend of Ben Hall, Innuendo The Bad Twin and The Merger as the winner of the Cinema Australia 2019 Audience Award.
Voting for the Cinema Australia 2019 Audience Award is now open! You can find your voting slip below.
This is your chance to vote for your favourite Australian feature film or documentary of the year. Each vote will go into the draw to win a fantastic Australian film prize pack.
Films eligible for the Cinema Australia 2019 Audience Award must have had some form of cinema screening outside of the festival circuit, or a direct to download, DVD or Blu-ray release on or after January 1, 2019 and before December 31.
If you need a reminder of the amazing films released on or after January 1 this year, have a scroll through the Cinema Australia website. You might discover some new titles along the way.
Voting is open until 12pm December 30, with the winner of the Cinema Australia 2019 Audience Award announced on December 31, 2019. We’ll also be announcing our Cinema Australia 2019 Best Film award winner on the same day so stay tuned!
Happy voting everyone!
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TERMS & CONDITIONS Films eligible for the Cinema Australia 2019 Audience Award must have had some form of cinema screening outside of the festival circuit, or a direct to download, DVD or Blu-ray release on or after January 1, 2019 and before December 31.
Voting has now closed. Thank you to the thousands of people who voted for their favourite Australian film of 2019.
As an ex serviceman, I find this movie is brilliant
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The movie was awesome, especially to see the story line there as well, to top it off I had a tear in the eye, when the song “he was only 19” was played
Bit of bullshit that we have to tick yes for your newsletter.
Are you that desperate to inflate your circulation figures?
Will probably spamblock it anyway.
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Great Aussie film. Great cast, hit on the topics perfectly
A great movie , everyone should take the time to watch this part of Australian history.
Fantastic movie
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This brings back so many memories for me as a Nasho serving in the early seventies.
Loved this movie funny and thought provoking
Terrific Aussie cinema..
Danger close was ripped off by AACTA, I hope I wins this Award it’s the best film all year in my eyes., And how in God’s name did Kriv Stenders not get nominated for best director , This is An Australian Masterpiece, and will be up there as one of the best if not the best Vietnam war film of all time
And how the bloody hell Daniel Webber not get nominated for best lead actor
Or luke bracey ,Anthony hayse, or Richard Roxbury for best support,
AACTA should of went to spec-savers
Best movie from anywhere that I have seen in a long time