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AMY
has received numerous awards since its' release
Buff
International Film Festival - Norway 1999
Le
Prix Education Nationale (Cinecole) Cannes Film Festival - France 1999
Grand
Prix Cannes Junior Cannes Film Festival - France 1999
Golden
Gryphon Giffoni Film Festival - Italy 1999
Prix
du Jury International Laon International Film Festival - France 1999
Prix
de Jeunesse Juru Graine de Cinephage Films de Femmes Festival - Paris
1999
Grand
Jury Award for outstanding contribution to humanity, Asian Pacific Film
Festival - Hong Kong 1999
The
Crystal Heart Award - The Heartlands Film Festival, Indiannapolis - USA
1998
Australian
People's Choice Awards - Australia 1998
Brisbane
International Film Festival - Australia 1998
Bronze
Gryphon Award to Alana de Roma, Giffoni Film Festival - Italy 1999
'AMY' was awarded 'Favourite Local Movie' at therecent Australian 'People's
Choice Awards'.
'AMY' has also recently received the following awards:
WINNER
Gold ACS Award for Cinematography
WINNER
Best Film 1998 Brisbane International Film Festival
WINNER
Crystal Heart Award 1998, Heartland Film Festival, U.S.A
NOMINATED
Australian Film Industry awards November 1998
Best leading Actress - Rachel Griffiths
Best Original Screenplay - David Parker
Nadia Tass is currently making her way to Greece where AMY is screening
at the Athens Film Festival this Saturday evening. The Festival is honouring
Nadia as a Greek-Australian film-maker.
Apart from
opening in Japan, Argentina and Scandinavia, Amy has been screened at
numerous festivals around the globe. It was the only Australian film selected
for the prestegious AFI, the American Film Institute International Film
Festival in Los Angeles. Amy also won the prestigious Crystal Heart Award
at the Heartland Film Festival. Nadia Tass and David Parker shared the
stage with Robert Duvall who also won a Crystal Heart Award for The Apostle,
the best film already released theatrically.
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