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'Sanju', 'Newton' Nominated At Australian Academy Awards

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Oct, 2018 12:42 PM
  • 'Sanju', 'Newton' Nominated At Australian Academy Awards
Indian films "Sanju", "Newton" and "Gali Guleiyan" have been nominated for the Best Asian Film Award at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA).
 
 
The Bollywood movies will be in contention with South Korea's "1987 When The Day Comes", "The Bold, The Corrupt And The Beautiful" from Taiwan, China's "Dying To Survive" and "Youth", Japanese film "Shoplifters" and "Tombiruo" from Malaysia.
 
 
A tweet from the official Twitter account of the awards read: "Just announced| The nominees for this year's Best Asian Film Award are: '1987 When The Day Comes', 'The Bold, The Corrupt And The Beautiful', 'Dying To Survive', 'Gali Guleiyan', 'Newton', 'Sanju', 'Shoplifters', 'Tombiruo' and 'Youth'."
 
 
The winner of the Best Asian Film Award will be determined by the 2018 Best Asian Film Grand Jury, led by Oscar and multiple AFI and AACTA Award-winning actor Russell Crowe, who returns as President.
 
 
Also returning as jurors are Indian actors Anupam Kher, Shabana Azmi and Australian film critic, producer and presenter Margaret Pomeranz AM. 

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