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Issue Details: First known date: 2010... 2010 Beneath Hill 60
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Film Details - New South Wales Film and Television Office , 2010

Producers:

Bill Leimbach (Producer).
Ross Thomas (Executive Producer).
David Roach (Co-producer).
Jeremy Sims (Co-producer).

Production Companies:

The Silence Productions.

Finance Organisations:

New South Wales Film and Television Office.
Pacific Film and Television Commission.
Screen Australia.

Director of Photography:

Toby Oliver.

Editors:

Dany Cooper.

Production Designers:

Clayton Jauncey.

Composer:

Cezary Skubiszewski.

Cast:

Incl. Brendan Cowell (Captain Oliver Woodward), Harrison Gilbertson (Frank Tiffin), Steve Le Marquand (Sergeant Bill Fraser), Gyton Grantley (Norman Morris), Alex Thompson (Walter Sneddon), Duncan Young (Tom Dwyer), Alan Dukes (Jim Sneddon), Mark Coles Smith (Billy 'Streaky' Bacon), Warwick Young (Percy Marsden), Anthony Hayes (Captain William McBride), Leon Ford (Lieutenant Robert Clayton), Chris Haywood (Colonel Wilson Rutledge), Bob Franklin (Potsy), Anthony Ring (Stoat), Andy Bramble (Wilf Piggott).

Release Dates:

25 April 2010 (Australia).

Location:

  • Filmed on location in Townsville, Queensland.

Awards:

  • ADG Award (Australian Directors Guild), Best Direction in a Feature Film (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Cinematography (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Costume Design (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Direction (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Editing (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Original Music Score (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Production Design (nomination), 2010.
  • AFI Award (Australian Film Institute), Best Sound (nomination), 2010.
  • ASE Award (Australian Screen Editors), Avid Award for Best Editing on a Feature Film, 2010.
  • ASSG Award (Australian Screen Sound Guild), Best Achievement in Film Sound Design, 2010.
  • ASSG Award (Australian Screen Sound Guild), Best Achievement in Sound for Film Sound Design, 2010.
  • ASSG Award (Australian Screen Sound Guild), Best Achievement in Film Sound Recording (nomination), 2010.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Editor, 2011.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Screenplay, 2011.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Cinematography (nomination), 2011.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Director (nomination), 2011.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Film (nomination), 2011.
  • FCCA Award (Film Critics Circle of Australia), Best Music Score (nomination), 2011.
  • IF Award (IF Awards), Best Production Design (nomination), 2010.
  • IF Award (IF Awards), Best Direction (nomination), 2010.
  • IF Award (IF Awards), Best Sound, 2010.
Subjects:
Settings:
  • Western Europe, Europe,
  • 1916
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