Release success of Australian productions - Award winners 1998-2000 - Documentaries (L)

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Awards won by Australian documentaries (titles ‘L’) 1998–2000

Title	Event	Awards
Land of the Little Kings	Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Awards (December 2000)	Human Rights Award, Television Section
Land of the Little Kings	WA Film and Video Festival (August 2000)	Outstanding Achievement
Land of the Tiger	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (November 2000)	Highly Commended – Rory McGuinness, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
Last of the Nomads, The	New York Festivals (January 1998)	Gold World Medal, Best in the Category of History & Society Section
Last of the Nomads, The	Western Australian Screen Awards (March 1998)	AVLA Award for Sound – Scott Montgomery and Lawrie Silvestrin, Open Craft Section
Last Warrior, The	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (November 2000)	Gold – Rod Pollard, Documentaries, Cinema and TV Section
Last Warriors, The: Stealing Beauty	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 2000)	Gold – Greg Barbera, Documentaries Section
Leafy Sea Dragons: Masters of Camouflage	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western Australia (November 1998)	Gold (shared) – Mark Himsworth, Wildlife and Nature Films Section Gold – Mark Himsworth, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
Letter, The	The Shoot Out Film Festival (July 1999)	Best Musical Score
Living Edens: Kakadu	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (October 1999)	Gold (shared) – Rory McGuiness, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
Living Edens: Kakadu	Australian Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 2000)	Golden Tripod – Rory McGuiness, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
Living Landscape, The: An Australian Ecosystems Series	Green Film Festival – International Festival of Environmental Films (February 1999)	Certificate of Merit (for 'Islands and Mangroves; Wetlands')
Loading Zone	Bathurst Film and Video Festival (July 1998)	Best Comedy – Serge Ou Highly Commended – Serge Ou, Direction Section Highly Commended – Tony Gambale, Music Section
Lobster Tales	Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western Australia, 2000	Highly Commended – Leighton de Barros, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
Lobster Tales	Awgie Awards (July 2000)	Awgie Award – Sarah Rosetti, Documentary – Public Broadcast Section
Look Dad No Ears	The Shoot Out Film Festival (July 1999)	First Place – Jake Stone Best Direction Best Cinematography

Source: Australian Film Commission

Notes:
This list has been compiled from ongoing monitoring of awards by AFC staff and from information provided to the AFC by filmmakers. Although great effort has been made to locate information, there may be a small number of awards omitted from the list.
As the list covers only calendar years 1998–2000 it may not represent all awards won by a particular film.