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List of Australian films of 2018
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(subject of documentary)
Release date
The Film From Lot 15
Max Coultan
Keiran Whitehead, Jyoti Jakovickis and Ky Brutnell
2 February
The BBQ
Stephen Amis
Shane Jacobson
,
Magda Szubanski
22 February
Boar
Chris Sun
John Jarratt
,
Melissa Tkautz
,
Nathan Jones
18 October
[1]
Breath
Simon Baker
Simon Baker
,
Elizabeth Debicki
, Ben Spence, Samson Coulter
4 May
[2]
Brothers' Nest
Clayton Jacobson
Shane Jacobson
, Clayton Jacobson
11 March
Cargo
Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke
Martin Freeman
,
Anthony Hayes
,
Caren Pistorius
Celeste
Ben Hackworth
Radha Mitchell
,
Thomas Cocquerel
,
Nadine Garner
,
Odessa Young
3 August
Harmony
Corey Pearson
Jessica Falkholt, Jerome Meyer,
Eamon Farren
,
Paula Arundell
,
Jacqueline McKenzie
9 October
[3]
Hotel Mumbai
Anthony Maras
Dev Patel
,
Armie Hammer
,
Nazanin Boniadi
,
Tilda Cobham-Hervey
,
Anupam Kher
,
Jason Isaacs
,
Suhail Nayyar
,
Vipin Sharma
7 September
Maya the Bee: The Honey Games
Noel Cleary, Sergio Delfino, Alexs Stadermann
Coco Jack Gillies,
Benson Jack Anthony
,
Richard Roxburgh
,
Justine Clarke
26 July
The Merger
Mark Grentell
Damian Callinan
,
John Howard
,
Kate Mulvany
30 August
Nekrotronic
Kiah Roache-Turner
Monica Bellucci
,
David Wenham
,
Ben O'Toole
Strange Colours
Alena Lodkina
Kate Cheel, Daniel P. Jones, Justin Courtin
27 April
[4]
Sweet Country
Warwick Thornton
Sam Neill
,
Bryan Brown
,
Matt Day
25 January
[5]
Swinging Safari
Stephan Elliott
Guy Pearce
,
Kylie Minogue
,
Radha Mitchell
18 January
[6]
That's Not My Dog!
Dean Murphy
Shane Jacobson
,
Paul Hogan
,
Jimeoin
15 March
[7]
Upgrade
Leigh Whannell
Logan Marshall-Green
,
Melanie Vallejo
14 June
[8]
See also
2018 in Australia
2018 in Australian television
List of 2018 box office number-one films in Australia
References
^
Burwick, Ken (22 March 2018).
"Boar Trailer Unleashes a Giant Killer Hog on Australia"
. Retrieved
4 May
2018
.
^
Guthrie, Samantha (3 May 2018).
"Young stars of new Australian movie Breath have surprising backstory"
. Retrieved
7 May
2018
.
^
Bond, Nick (8 August 2018).
"Jessica Falkholt's final film set for release 10 months after her death"
. news.com.au
. Retrieved
12 September
2018
.
^
"Strange Colours"
.
IMDb
.
^
Sleath, Emma (21 January 2018).
"Sweet Country preview for proud and excited local cast draws stars' families to Alice Springs"
. ABC.net.au
. Retrieved
6 May
2018
.
^
"Behind the scenes on Aussie comedy Swinging Safari"
. 15 January 2018
. Retrieved
4 May
2018
.
^
Flower, Amy (18 January 2018).
"Australia's funniest bring their A-game to That's Not My Dog!"
. Retrieved
4 May
2018
.
^
"Leigh Whannell, the co-creator of the Saw franchise, brings his new idea to life in Upgrade"
.
ABC News
. 15 June 2018
. Retrieved
20 September
2019
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