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Baz Luhrmann Honoured In Australia
The 'Moulin Rouge!' movie maker was also handed the trophy for Box Office Achievement for his 2008 epic Australia— a homage to his home country.
In his acceptance speech, Luhrmann paid tribute to the ever-expanding Australian film industry. He said that the Australian film industry is incredibly exciting and gives every reason to be proud of.
Australian love story 'Samson & Delilah' was the big winner at the ceremony, held at Sydney's Luna Park. It bagged six awards, including Best Film and Best Actor/Actress and new comers Rowan McNamara and Marissa Gibson.
Balibo, starring Anthony Lapaglia, bagged seven nominations but only took two prizes, for best sound and editing.
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Article Published On: Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 16:21 [IST]
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