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This year, the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts has identified 20 of the finest moments that viewers throughout Australia were treated to both on the small and large screens.
Now it's time to have your say, by voting in the news.com.au Audience Choice Award for Most Memorable Screen Moment.
The award will be announced at the 2nd AACTA Awards Ceremony on Wednesday 30th January at The Star's brand new Event Centre in Sydney.
And you could be there!
Vote now and go in the draw to win the major prize of a 'VIP Money Can't Buy' experience.
The candidates are:
AACTA AWARD FOR BEST REALITY TELEVISION SERIES
The Amazing Race Australia
Self-confessed cougar, Sarah and her on-again off-again boyfriend James take on the "catch an oily pig" detour challenge at a traditional Filipino fiesta. Sarah's choice of attire, rather than her pig catching ability, has the locals gasping.
MasterChef Australia - Series 4
Jamie Oliver has shown millions worldwide how to prepare simple food, well. He is a campaigner who has changed the way we eat and the way animals for the table are reared. The regular geezer changed the food world for the better. To inspiring chefs he is a role model. To MasterChef Contestants he is a hero ...
My Kitchen Rules - Series 3
MKR's Italian stallions, Nic and Rocco, kicked off their campaign in the cooking competition in style. They received the highest ever score in an instant restaurant for their three course menu. The icing on the cake was receiving a perfect score from the judges for their decadent gateau opera dessert.
The Voice
17-year-old Rachael Leahcar took to The Voice stage wanting to be known as a singer who happened to be blind, not a blindsinger. Her evocative rendition of “La Vie En Rose” moved all four coaches and began her journey with Delta all the way to the Finale.
AACTA AWARD FOR BEST TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES
Puberty Blues
Sue (Brenna Harding) is embarrassed when her drunken parents (Susie Porter and Dan Wyllie) decide to skinny dip.
Rake - Season 2
Cleaver Greene is invited to a birthday party at Barney and Scarlett's place. He is on his best behaviour but when an inebriated party clown prods and pokes about his affair with the conservative NSW premier there is only so much a man can take.
Redfern Now
Grace tells her husband that although she loves him and the kids she doesn't like them and their spoilt behaviour. And she's leaving.
Tangle - Season 3
Christine (Catherine McClements) has been taking everyone else’s advice for way too long. Finally she explodes at a deserving target – the psychologist (Maud Davey).
AACTA AWARD FOR BEST TELEFEATURE OR MINI SERIES
Beaconsfield
12 days in, nature finally has its way. Todd (Lachy Hulme) is disgusted when Brant (Shane Jacobson) has to play out an involuntary poo joke.
Devil's Dust
Whilst John Reid, CEO of James Hardie Industries praises the progress of the company and its future without asbestos, Bernie Banton visits the dying victims in hospital.
Howzat! Kerry Packer's War
Kerry Packer (Lachy Hulme) doesn’t take bad news nor criticism well. He vents his spleen at his long suffering executive Gavin Warner (Craig Hall).
Underground
Julian makes contact with Detective Roberts over the internet and taunts him by making all the phones in the police department ring simultaneously.
AACTA AWARD FOR BEST FILM
Burning Man
In a fragment of Tom's increasingly unstable life, his fury and desire hurtles him towards inevitable disaster.
Lore
In the midst of her journey across ravaged post war Germany, Lore's long standing prejudices are challenged by the mysterious Thomas.
The Sapphires
Dave Lovelace, passionate devotee of soul music, attempts to describe to The Sapphires what he means by ‘sounding blacker’. His ecstatic evocation of the power of soul leaves Gail, Kay, Cynthia and Julie speechless and inspired.
Wish You Were Here
A drunk and confused Alice takes a drive on a rainy night. Relived when
she doesn't get pulled up at a roadside RBT her concentration lapses and the
unexpected happens.
HIGHEST GROSSING FILM AT THE AUSTRALIAN BOX OFFICE
Kath & Kimderella
After the Royal Wedding of Kim to Prince Julio the family appear on the castle balcony where Kath makes a revolutionary speech to the angry people of Papilloma, assisted by the official palace signer.
A Few Best Men
As her daughter's wedding spirals out of control, conservative Barbara (Olivia Newton-John) walks in on the best men (Kris Marshall & Kevin Bishop) doing cocaine in her Senator husband's study.
Mental
Uptight Auntie Doris is introduced to the Moochmores' new nanny Shaz and her extra friendly dog Ripper.
Housos vs Authority
Franky is always in trouble with the 'coppas' or the ladies. Sometimes he's in trouble with both at the same time.
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