1993 Australian Film Institute Awards

35th Australian Film Institute Awards
Date	5 November 1993
Highlights
Best Film	The Piano
Most awards	Film: The Piano (11) TV: The Leaving of Liverpool, G.P. (2)
Most nominations	Film: The Piano (13) TV: Police Rescue (5)
Television coverage
Network	ABC
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The 35th Australian Film Institute Awards (generally known as the AFI Awards) were held on 5 November 1993. Presented by the Australian Film Institute (AFI), the awards celebrated the best in Australian feature film, documentary, short film and television productions of 1993.

Eighteen feature films were nominated.^[1] Jane Campion's The Piano dominated the feature film awards with eleven awards including Best Film. Blackfellas won two awards for adapted screenplay and actor in a supporting role, and On My Own received a single award for actress in a supporting role. Television awards were shared between various productions such as miniseries The Leaving of Liverpool and drama series Phoenix and G.P.. Producer Sue Milliken received the Raymond Longford Award for lifetime achievement.^[2]^[3]

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Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface.

Feature film

Best Film	Best Achievement in Direction
The Piano – Jan Chapman Map of the Human Heart – Tim Bevan, Vincent Ward, Timothy White On My Own – Leo Pescarolo, Will Spencer, Rosa Colosimo, Elisa Resegotti, Lael McCall, Stavros Stavrides The Heartbreak Kid – Ben Gannon	Jane Campion – The Piano James Ricketson – Blackfellas Vincent Ward – Map of the Human Heart Michael Jenkins – The Heartbreak Kid
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role	Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Harvey Keitel – The Piano John Moore – Blackfellas Matthew Ferguson – On My Own Anthony LaPaglia – The Custodian	Holly Hunter – The Piano Claudia Karvan – Broken Highway Fiona Ruttelle – Say A Little Prayer Jacqueline McKenzie – This Won't Hurt A Bit!
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role	Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role
David Ngoombujarra – Blackfellas Barry Otto – The Custodian Nico Lathouris – The Heartbreak Kid Sam Neill – The Piano	Judy Davis – On My Own Kris McQuade – Broken Highway Jill Forster – Say a Little Prayer Kerry Walker – The Piano
Best Original Screenplay	Best Screenplay Adapted from Another Source
Jane Campion – The Piano Bob Ellis – The Nostradamus Kid Gill Dennis, Antonio Tibaldi, John Frizzell – On My Own Chris Kennedy – This Won't Hurt A Bit!	James Ricketson – Blackfellas Kevin Lucas – Black River David Holman – No Worries John Tatoulis, Jon Stephens – The Silver Brumby
Best Achievement in Cinematography	Best Achievement in Editing
Stuart Dryburgh – The Piano Steve Mason – Broken Highway Eduardo Serra – Map of the Human Heart Stephen F. Windon – No Worries Vic Sarin – On My Own	Veronika Jenet – The Piano John Scott, George Akers – Map of the Human Heart Stewart Young – Resistance Michael Honey – The Custodian
Best Achievement in Sound	Best Original Music Score
Lee Smith, Tony Johnson, Gethin Creagh, Peter Townend, Annabelle Sheehan – The Piano Penn Robinson, Jeanine Chialvo, Paul Brincat – Broken Highway Andrew Plain, Gethin Creagh – Map of the Human Heart John Dennison, Tony Vaccher, John Patterson, Ross Linton, Nick Holmes – Shotgun Wedding	Michael Nyman – The Piano Gabriel Yared – Map of the Human Heart Anthony Marinelli, Billy Childs – My Forgotten Man Franco Piersanti – On My Own
Best Achievement in Production Design	Best Achievement in Costume Design
Andrew McAlpine – The Piano Lesley Crawford – Broken Highway MacGregor Knox – Resistance Chris Kennedy – Say a Little Prayer	Janet Patterson – The Piano Fiona Spence – Frauds Aphrodite Kondos – Gross Misconduct Lynn-Maree Milburn, Jacqui Everitt – Say a Little Prayer Roger Ford – The Nostradamus Kid

Television

Best Episode in a Television Drama Series	Best Television Mini-Series or Telefeature
Phoenix, Season 2 – Episode 11, 'Under Siege' (ABC) – Bill Hughes Police Rescue, Series 3 – Episode 10, 'Whirlwind' (ABC) – Sandra Levy, John Edwards G.P., Series 5 – Episode 20, 'Exposed' (ABC) – Bruce Best Police Rescue, Series 3 – Episode 1, 'Lifeline' (ABC) – Sandra Levy, John Edwards	The Leaving of Liverpool (ABC) – Steve Knapman Seven Deadly Sins – 'Sloth' (ABC) – Bob Weis Joh's Jury (ABC) – Rod Allan Stark (ABC) – Michael Wearing, David Parker, Timothy White
Best Episode in a Television Drama Serial	Best Children's Television Drama
Home and Away – Episode 1222 (Seven Network) – Andrew Howie Home and Away – Episode 1252 (Seven Network) – Andrew Howie Neighbours – Episode 1859 (Network Ten) – Margaret Slarke, Sally-Anne Kerr Home and Away – Episode 1251 (Seven Network) – Andrew Howie	Round the Twist, Series 2 – Episode 3, 'Little Squirt' (ABC) – Patricia Edgar, Antonia Barnard Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left – Episode 19, 'Welcome To The Human Race' (Nine Network) – Jan Marnell Under the Skin – Episode 12, 'The Blanket Of Love' (SBS) – Franco di Chiera Mission Top Secret, Series 1 – Episodes 17-20, 'Polish Pony Puzzle' (Network Ten) – Noel Price
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Television Drama	Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Television Drama
*Peter Phelps – G.P., Series 5 – Episode 20, 'Exposed' (ABC)* Malcolm Kennard – Joh's Jury (ABC) Jeremy Callaghan – Police Rescue, Series 3 – Episode 10, 'Whirlwind' (ABC) John Howard – Joh's Jury (ABC)	*Denise Roberts – G.P., Series 5 – 'Alone' (ABC)* Elaine Hudson – Joh's Jury (ABC) Christine Tremarco – The Leaving of Liverpool (ABC) Elizabeth Alexander – Seven Deadly Sins – 'Pride' (ABC)
Best Achievement in Direction in a Television Drama	Best Screenplay in a Television Drama
*Michael Carson – Police Rescue, Series 3 – Episode 10, 'Whirlwind' (ABC)* Kate Woods – Phoenix, Season 2 – Episode 11, 'Under Siege' (ABC) Michael Jennings – The Leaving of Liverpool (ABC) Paul Moloney – Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left – Episode 19, 'Welcome To The Human Race' (Nine Network)	*Sue Smith, John Alsop – The Leaving of Liverpool* (ABC)** Hannie Rayson – Seven Deadly Sins – 'Sloth' (ABC) Paul Jennings, Esben Storm – Round the Twist, Series 2 – Episode 3, 'Little Squirt' (ABC) Debra Oswald – Police Rescue, Series 3 – Episode 1, 'Lifeline' (ABC)
Best Television Documentary
Who Killed Malcolm Smith? (ABC) – Nicholas Adler, Caroline Sherwood Wolves of the Sea (ABC) – David Parer, Elizabeth Parer-Cook The Last Man Hanged (ABC) – Bill Bennett The Burning Piano: A Portrait of Patrick White (ABC) – Christopher McCullough

Non-feature film

Best Documentary	Best Short Fiction Film
Exile And The Kingdom – Frank Rijavec (director) For All The World To See – Pat Fiske (director) Homelands – Tom Zubrycki (director) The Journey – Christopher Tuckfield (director)	Mr. Electric – Stuart McDonald (director) Heart Of Pearl – Andrew Taylor (director) Opportunity Knocks – Mick Connolly (director) Terra Nullius – Anne Pratten (director)
Best Animation	Best Screenplay in a Short Film
The Darra Dogs – Dennis Tupicoff (director) A Saucer of Water for the Birds – Ann Shenfield (director) Arnold Has a Thought – Peter McDonald (director) The Web – 'Bandicoot' – Lucinda Clutterbuck, Sarah Watt (director)	Monica Pellizzari – Just Desserts Andrew Sully – Black Dogs Stuart McDonald – Mr. Electric Anne Pratten – Terra Nullius
Best Achievement in Cinematography in a Non-Feature Film	Best Achievement in Editing in a Non-Feature Film
Glen Carruthers – Kangaroos – Faces in the Mob Susan Thwaites – Heart of Pearl Peter Coleman – Spring Ball Dion Beebe – The Journey	Suresh Ayyar – Gumshoe Michael Balson – Everest – Sea to Summit Anne Pratten – Range of Experience Sean Cousins, David Rowe – The Good Son
Best Achievement in Sound in a Non-Feature Film	Outstanding Achievement in a Non-Feature Film
Noeline Harrison, Lawrie Silverstrin, Kim Lord – Exile and the Kingdom Phil Winters – Opportunity Knocks Anne McKinolty – The Resting Place Gareth Vanderhope, Ralph Ortner – The Sleep of Reason	Lynn-Maree Milburn (for innovation in form) – Memories and Dreams Michael Bates (for technical excellence) – Etcetetra in a Paper Jam Catherine Mansell (for production design) – Heart of Pearl John Hughes (for innovation in form) – One Way Street

Additional awards

Raymond Longford Award	Byron Kennedy Award
Sue Milliken	Adrian Martin, Evanne Chesson, Gary Warner, Matt Butler
Young Actors Award	Best Foreign Film
Robert Joamie – Map of the Human Heart *Lauren Hewett – Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left* (Nine Network)**	The Crying Game – Stephen Woolley The Player – Michael Tolkin, David Brown, Nick Wechsler Raise the Red Lantern – Chiu Fu-sheng Husbands and Wives – Robert Greenhut

References

^ "Film industry facing a problem of excellence". The Canberra Times. 25 August 1993. p. 26. Retrieved 23 January 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
^ "Campion's 'Piano' tops list of awards". The Canberra Times. 4 November 1993. p. 5 Section: Good Times. Retrieved 23 January 2016 – via National Library of Australia.
^ "AFI Past Winners - 1993 Winners & Nominees". AFI-AACTA. Archived from the original on 27 October 2015. Retrieved 24 January 2016.

External links

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AACTA Awards

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Australian
Feature film

International
Feature film

Television

Best Comedy Series
Best Drama Series
Best Children's Series
Best Children's Animation
Best Telefeature, Mini Series or Short Run Series
Best Light Entertainment Series
Best Reality Series
Best Comedy Performance
Best Actor – Drama
Best Actress – Drama
Best Guest or Supporting Actor – Drama
Best Guest or Supporting Actress – Drama
Best Direction – Drama or Comedy
Best Direction – Light Entertainment or Reality Series
Best Screenplay
Best Cinematography
Best Costume Design
Best Editing
Best Original Score
Best Production Design
Best Sound

Documentary
and Short film

Best Feature Length Documentary
Best Documentary Television Program
Best Short Animation
Best Short Fiction Film
Best Cinematography – Documentary
Best Director – Documentary
Best Editing – Documentary
Best Original Music Score– Documentary
Best Sound – Documentary

Special awards

Retired awards

AFI Members' Choice Award
Best Documentary
Best Documentary Under One Hour
Best Experimental Film
Best Foreign Film
Global Achievement Award
International Best Actor
International Best Actress
International Award Excellence in Filmmaking
Jury Prize
Best Screenplay
Best Screenplay in a Short Film
Best Sponsored Documentary
Best Television Documentary
Best Young Actor
Screen Content Innovation Award
Outstanding Achievement in Television Screen Craft
Outstanding Achievement in Short Film Screen Craft

Ceremonies

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AACTA Awards (Australia)	2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2024
AACTA Awards (International)	2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2024

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Winners and nominees

Feature film

Television

Non-feature film

Additional awards

References

External links