Australian Film Institute Award For Best Screenplay - Winners and Nominees

Winners and Nominees

In the following table, films and screenwriters listed in bold, and in a blue background have received the special award; those listed in boldface and highlighted in gold are the winners of the competitive awards. Films and screenwriters that are not in boldface or highlighted are the nominees.

Winner of competitive award Winner of special award
Year Film Screenwriter(s)
1974-75
Petersen David Williamson
1976
The Devil's Playground Fred Schepisi
1976
The Trespassers John Duigan
1976
Picnic at Hanging Rock Cliff Green
1976
Caddie Joan Long
1977
Don's Party David Williamson
1977
Storm Boy Sonia Borg
1977
The Fourth Wish Michael Craig
1977
The Picture Show Man Joan Long
1980
Breaker Morant Jonathan Hardy, David Stevens and Bruce Beresford
1980
Hard Knocks Hilton Bonner and Don McLennan
1980
...Maybe This Time Ann Brooksbank and Bob Ellis
1980
Stir Bob Jewson
1981
Gallipoli David Williamson
1981
Hoodwink Ken Quinnell
1981
The Club David Williamson
1981
Winter of Our Dreams John Duigan
1982
Goodbye Paradise Bob Ellis and Denny Lawrence
1982
Lonely Hearts Paul Cox and John Clarke
1982
Moving Out Jan Sardi
1982
We of the Never Never Peter Schreck
1990
The Big Steal David Parker
1990
Blood Oath Denis Whitburn and Brian A. Williams
1990
Golden Braid Paul Cox and Barry Dickins
1990
Struck by Lightning Trevor Farrant
1991
Proof Jocelyn Moorhouse
1991
A Woman's Tale Paul Cox and Barry Dickins
1991
Death in Brunswick John Ruane and Boyd Oxlade
1991
Spotswood Max Dann and Andrew Knight
1992
Strictly Ballroom Baz Luhrmann and Craig Pearce
1992
Black Robe Brian Moore
1992
Greenkeeping David Caesar
1992
The Last Days of Chez Nous Helen Garner
2007
The Home Song Stories Tony Ayres
2007
Clubland Keith Thompson
2007
Lucky Miles Helen Barnes and Michael James Rowland
2007
Noise Matthew Saville
2007
Romulus, My Father Nick Drake

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