List of Australian films of 2003

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TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
About Face David Knijnenburg Liddy Clark, David Knijnenburg, Muriel Watson, Christopher Walker, Peter Rasmussen, John Dommett Short
Ain't Got No Jazz Joel Kohn Short
Alexandra's Project Rolf de Heer Gary Sweet, Helen Buday, Bogdan Koca Thriller
Alice Garth Davis Asher Keddie, Anthony Hayes, Tony NikolapoulosShort drama [1]
Alone across Australia Ian Darling, Jon Muir Jon MuirDocumentary [2]
Astray Michelle Warner Eva White, Damien GarveyShort drama [3]
At the Edge of the Bed Mark Lee Tony Martin, Belinda Giblin, Patrick TrumperShort drama [4]
Baby Simon Lyndon Milo Balcic, Milenko Pavlov, Jovana Petrovic, Dina Prelevic Short comedy
Bad Eggs Tony Martin Mick Molloy, Bob Franklin, Judith Lucy Comedy [5]
The Ball Anny Slater Max Gillies, Gabby MillgateShort [6]
The Bathers Elissa Down Short
BlackJake KennedyShort / Horror
Blank Point Henry Inglis Fiona Cornelisse, Trevor Everett, Rona Lewis, Sebastian Rossetti, Cyril Toman Short
Black Swan Aaron McCann Short/Fantasy/Crime (14min)Won/Nom. 2004 West Australian Screen Awards
Bloody Homos Robbie Baldwin Short comedy
Bob Kennedy: L'homme qui voulait changer l'Amérique Patrick Jeudy (Documentary (52min)Won 2004 Avignon Film Festival Best Film
Boys Will Be BoysRussell SmithShort/Drama/Comedy
Broken
Brothers
Budgie
Bush Bikes
Ca-Chi-Pun
Calling Gerry Molloy
Car Park
Carlton + Godard = Cinema
The Cherry Orchard
The Child in Me
Children of Tibet
Clutch
Cogs and Quills
Cold Turkey
A Cold Summer Paul Middleditch
Collier Brothers Syndrome
Contact Kieran Galvin Short
Cracker Bag Glendyn Ivin Edith Cattell, Damon Kaine, Pauline Keeley Short drama
Crash Test
Creative ViolencePaul DowieMichael King, Hamish McLean, Brett Swain, Monica Karwan, Geire Kami, Lawrence Mooney
Damn Right I'm a Cowboy
Damo
Danny Deckchair Jeff Balsmeyer Rhys Ifans, Miranda Otto Comedy
Darkwater
Deluge
Desperate Man Blues
The Diamond Cutter
Don't
Dope
Drag My Feat
Energi: Calm
Entombed Dalibor Backovic Short/Horror
The Evil Within
Excursion
Fish Sauce Breath
The Flaming Brain
The Finished People
Floodhouse Miro Bilbrough Drama
Forbidden
The Forest
Fuel
Fugue
The Garth Method
Gettin' Square Jonathan Teplitzky Sam Worthington, David Wenham, Timothy Spall
A Girl a Horse a Dream
Glory
Good Luck Jeffrey Brown
Harvie Krumpet Adam Elliott Geoffrey Rush, Julie ForsythAnimation
Heartworm
Hello
The Honourable Wally Norman Ted Emery Kevin Harrington, Shaun Micallef Comedy
Horseplay
The House of Names
Iced Lolly
Inheritance: A Fisherman's Story
In My Image
Intersex Exposition: Full Monty
In the Cut Jane Campion
In the Realm of the Hackers Kevin AndersonDocumentary
Inspector Gadget 2 Alex Zamm French Stewart, Elaine Hendrix, D. L. Hughley
Inversion
Japanese Story Sue Brooks Toni Collette Screened at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival, AACTA Award for Best Film
Kangaroo Jack David McNally Jerry O'Connell, Anthony Anderson, Estella Warren, Christopher Walken, Marton Csokas, Dyan Cannon, Michael Shannon, Bill Hunter, David Ngoombujarra, Damien Fotiou, Denise Roberts, Tony Nikolakopoulos
Kink
The Kitchen
L' Envie
La Quimera de los héroes
Lennie Cahill Shoots Through
Lesbo-A-Go-Go
Let the Boys Play
Liquid Bridge
The Long Lunch
Long Shadows: Stories from a Jewish Home
The Longing
Losing Face
Lost Things
Love Tricycle
Lovesick
Magnificent Deed
The Man on the Boat
Martha's New Coat
MAX: A Cautionary TaleNicholas VersoAmber ClaytonComing of age / thriller
Max's Dreaming
Meatball
Milkmen
The Matrix Reloaded
Missing Pieces
Mittens
Molly & Mobarak Tom ZubryckiDocumentary
The Moment After
The Mormon Conquest
Mother Tongue
My Family Is Special
My Small Italian Shotgun Wedding
The Navigators: Baudin vs Flinders
Ned Abe Forsythe Felix Williamson, Abe Forsythe, Damon Herriman, Josef Ber, Jeremy Sims, Caitlin McDougall, Drew Forsythe, Michala Banas, Ryan Johnson, Michael Falzon, Nathaniel Dean, Scott Major, Grant Bowler, John Batchelor, Cornelia Frances, Angela Keep, Emma Lung, Michael Park, Jason Donovan
Ned Kelly Gregor Jordan Heath Ledger, Orlando Bloom, Geoffrey Rush, Naomi Watts Biopic
Newman
The Night We Called It a Day Paul Goldman Dennis Hopper, Melanie Griffith Drama
Nightclubber
No Regrets
Painting with Light in a Dark World
Paradise Found
Phantom Ham
Photograph
Piece of Cake
The Policy
The Postcard Bandit Tony Tilse Tom Long, Brett StillerCrime
Preservation
Press Any Button
Primary Love
Prisoner Queen
Pristine Books
Queen of Hearts
Rag 'n Bone Man
The Rage in Placid Lake Tony McNamara Ben Lee, Rose Byrne, Garry McDonald, Miranda Richardson
Razor Eaters
The Referees
Rendezvous
Return to Port Davey
Rockdale '83
The Rouseabout
Salomon
Scoff
Shanti
Shit Skin
A Short Portrait of Zora Zakowski
Silent Storm
Sister Pearls and Mission Girls
The Situation Room
Sniffer
So Close to Home
A Spoonful of Desi
Spoonman
Subterano
Sweetheart
Sweetness and Light
Swerve It Like Merv
Swimming Upstream Russell Mulcahy Geoffrey Rush, Judy Davis
Syntax Error
Take Away Marc Gracie Vince Colosimo, Rose Byrne Comedy
Tango Walk
Teesh and Trude Melaine Rodriga Susie Porter, Linda Cropper, Peter Phelps
Telos
Teratoma
Test Drive
Test Irregular
The 13th House
Three Card Monte
Time of Death
Travelling Light
Travellers and Magicians
The Tub
Tuck and Cover
Turn Around
Two White Lines
Undead
Victim Corrie Jones Rebecca Davis as The VictimShort drama
Violet Lives Upstairs Ben Hackworth Rebecca Frith as VioletShort (18min)Won 2003, Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards for Best Short
Visitors Richard Franklin Drama/Horror/Thriller3 International Noms
Wâhori Days
Waiting for Naval Base Lilly Zak Hilditch Drama
The Waltz David Deneen Short drama
The Wannabes
Ward 13 Peter Cornwell Short animation
Watermark Georgina Willis Crime / Drama
Why We PonderNathan HuntShort drama
Wildness
You Can't Stop the Murders Anthony MirAnthony Mir, Gary Eck

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References

  1. ↑ "Alice (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
  2. ↑ "Alone Across Australia (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
  3. ↑ "Astray (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
  4. ↑ "At the Edge of the Bed (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
  5. ↑ "Bad Eggs (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
  6. ↑ "The Ball (2003) - The Screen Guide - Screen Australia". www.screenaustralia.gov.au. Retrieved 20 October 2024.
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