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January 29th 2015

Paper Planes Flying High

Paper Planes opened in cinemas nationally on 15 January, and has captured the imagination of audiences and critics alike.

January 27th 2015

The Flamin’ Thongs wins AACTA Award

The comedy-animation The Flamin’ Thongs has won the AACTA Award for ‘Best Children’s Television Series’ at the 4th Annual AACTA Awards Ceremony.

December 12th 2014

Asian Television Award winners

Three ACTF supported productions have won awards at the 19th Asian Television Awards.

December 10th 2014

Soar into summer with the new Paper Planes website!

The highly anticipated Australian family drama film, Paper Planes, has launched its new website just in time for summer!

December 8th 2014

Chance wins at Trop Jr

At a humid and slightly wet Trop Jr on Sunday 7 December, Paige Bebee from Victoria took out the competition with her short film Chance. Chance is about a young girl who makes all her decisions for a day by tossing a coin.