World News Academy Award winner, WA family film and Indigenous horror flick vying for CinefestOZ’s $100,000 prize Blog

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New work from an Oscar-winning director, a highly anticipated family film from Western Australia and an Indigenous horror flick are among four films competing for $100,000 this year at CinfefestOZ, the country’s most prestigious film awards.

The West Australian can exclusively announce that the South West’s popular film event has shortlisted its film awards nominees and all will premiere at the event in Western Australia.

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