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1989 Australian Film Institute Awards

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Australian film and television award ceremony

31st Australian Film Institute Awards

Date

11 October 1989

Location

Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia

Television/radio coverage

Networks

ABC-TV

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The31st Australian Film Institute Awards were awards held by theAustralian Film Institute to celebrate the best of Australian films and television of 1989. The awards ceremony was held at thePalais Theatre in Melbourne on Wednesday 11 October 1989 and broadcast on ABC-TV.^[1]^[2]

Feature film

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Best Film Evil Angels —Verity Lambert Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Evan English Island —Paul Cox, Santhana Naidu Dead Calm —Terry Hayes,Doug Mitchell, George Miller	Best Direction Fred Schepisi —Evil Angels Phillip Noyce —Dead Calm Ben Lewin —Georgia Paul Cox —Island
Best Lead Actor Sam Neill —Evil Angels John Hargreaves —Emerald City Mike Bishop —Ghosts... of the Civil Dead Chris Haywood —Island	Best Lead Actress Meryl Streep —Evil Angels Judy Davis —Georgia Irene Papas —Island Genevieve Lemon —Sweetie
Best Supporting Actor Chris Haywood —Emerald City Bogdan Koca —Ghosts... of the Civil Dead Kim Gyngell —Heaven Tonight John Darling —Sweetie	Best Supporting Actress Victoria Longley —Celia Maryanne Fahey —Celia Nicole Kidman —Emerald City Dorothy Barry —Sweetie
Best Original Screenplay Gerard Lee,Jane Campion —Sweetie Ben Lewin,Joanna Murray-Smith —Georgia Gene Conkie, Evan English,John Hillcoat —Ghosts... of the Civil Dead Paul Cox —Island	Best Adapted Screenplay Robert Caswell,Fred Schepisi —Evil Angels Abe Pogos —Compo Terry Hayes —Dead Calm David Williamson —Emerald City
Best Cinematography Dead Calm —Dean Semler Emerald City — Paul Murphy Georgia — Yuri Sokol Sweetie — Sally Bongers	Best Editing Dead Calm —Richard Francis-Bruce Evil Angels —Jill Bilcock Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Stewart Young Island — John Scott
Best Original Music Score Dead Calm —Graeme Revell Evil Angels —Bruce Smeaton Georgia —Paul Grabowsky Ghosts... of the Civil Dead —Nick Cave,Mick Harvey,Blixa Bargeld	Best Sound Dead Calm — Ben Osmo, Lee Smith, Roger Savage Evil Angels — Craig Carter, Terry Rodman, Peter Fenton, Martin Oswin Georgia — John Phillips, Roger Savage, Frank Lipson, Ross Porter Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Bronwyn Murphy, Rex Watts, Peter Clancy
Best Production Design Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Chris Kennedy Dead Calm — Graham Walker Georgia — Jon Dowding Island — Neil Angwin	Best Costume Design What The Moon Saw — Rose Chong Georgia — Aphrodite Kondos Ghosts... of the Civil Dead — Karen Everett Sons of Steel — Gary L. Keady, Nicholas Huxley, Nicola Braithwaite

Television

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Best Telefeature Police State (ABC) — Rod Allan Prejudice (Nine Network) — Pamela Williams Rescue (ABC) — John Edwards Malpractice — Tristram Miall	Best Mini Series Edens Lost (ABC) —Margaret Fink Act of Betrayal (ABC) — Ray Alchin, Nick Evans Bodysurfer (ABC) — Ross Matthews Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network) — Matt Carroll, Steve Krantz
Best Achievement in Direction in a Telefeature Rescue (ABC) — Peter Fisk Malpractice —Bill Bennett Prejudice (Nine Network) — Ian Munro Police State (ABC) —Chris Noonan	Best Achievement in Direction in a Mini Series Edens Lost (ABC) —Neil Armfield Bodysurfer (ABC) —Ian Barry Act of Betrayal (ABC) — Lawrence Gordon Clark This Man, This Woman (ABC) — Paul Moloney
Best Performance by an Actor in a Telefeature *Bill Hunter —Police State* (ABC)** Bob Baines —Malpractice Gary Sweet —Rescue (ABC) Max Phipps —Police State (ABC)	Best Performance by an Actress in a Telefeature Pat Thomson —Malpractice Caz Lederman —Malpractice Grace Parr —Prejudice (Nine Network) Sonia Todd —Rescue (ABC)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini Series *Peter Kowitz —Bodysurfer* (ABC)** Patrick Bergin —Act of Betrayal (ABC) John Jarrett —Fields of Fire III (Nine Network) John Polson —Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network)	Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini Series *Julia Blake —Edens Lost* (ABC)** Victoria Longley —Edens Lost (ABC) Lisa Harrow —Act of Betrayal (ABC) Linda Cropper —Edens Lost (ABC)
Best Screenplay in a Telefeature Police State (ABC) —Ian David, Francine Finnane Malpractice — Jenny Ainge Rescue (ABC) —Everett De Roche Prejudice (Nine Network) — Pamela Williams	Best Screenplay in a Mini Series Bodysurfer (ABC) — Suzanne Hawley, Christopher Lee, Denis Whitburn Edens Lost (ABC) —Michael Gow Act of Betrayal (ABC) — Nick Evans, Michael Chaplin Barlow & Chambers: A Long Way From Home (Nine Network) — Bill Kerby

References

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^"Streep, Davis vying for AFI awards".The Canberra Times. Vol. 64, no. 19, 226. Australian Capital Territory, Australia. 11 October 1989. p. 26. Retrieved16 November 2021 – via National Library of Australia.
^"'Evil Angels' wins five AFI awards".The Canberra Times. Vol. 64, no. 19, 727. Australian Capital Territory, Australia. 12 October 1989. p. 1. Retrieved16 November 2021 – via National Library of Australia.

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