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Screen Australia Funded Titles Released in 2010 Ranked by Box Office Screen Australia funded features released in 2010 ranked by box office. (Includes predecessor-funded titles). TITLE RELEASE DATE BO IN 2010 DISTRIBUTOR RATING Tomorrow When the War Began 2-Sep-10 $13,480,012 Paramount M Bran Nue Dae 14-Jan-10 $7,680,192 Roadshow PG Animal Kingdom 3-Jun-10 $4,923,536 Madman MA15+ Kings of Mykonos: Wog Boy 2 20-May-10 $4,900,524 Paramount/Transmission M Beneath Hill 60 15-Apr-10 $3,215,751 Paramount/Transmission M Daybreakers 4-Feb-10 $2,448,050 Hoyts MA15+ I Love You Too 6-May-10 $2,362,832 Roadshow M Matching Jack 19-Aug-10 $832,672 Fox M The Waiting City 15-Jul-10 $738,466 Hopscotch M South Solitary 29-Jul-10 $638,859 Icon M Red Hill 25-Nov-10 $344,257 Sony Pictures MA15+ The Tree 30-Sep-10 $336,262 Paramount/Transmission M Summer Coda 21-Oct-10 $302,671 Jump Street/Sharmill M The Loved Ones 4-Nov-10 $300,124 Madman MA15+ Accidents Happen 22-Apr-10 $157,131 Hopscotch M Love, Lust & Lies 13-May-10 $136,595 Beyond Entertainment M Lou 17-Jun-10 $59,505 Kojo Pictures M Tea With Madam Clos 21-Oct-10 $18,258 Ronin G Road Train 21-Oct-10 $11,338 Pinnacle Films MA15+ Going Vertical 25-Mar-10 $9,699 Pack Screen/Blue Seas M Films Source: MPDAA Screen Australia funded TV titles first released in 2010 ranked by box office. (Includes predecessor-funded titles). TITLE RELEASE DATE BROADCASTER RATING Rescue Special Ops 07/01/2010 Nine M Inside the Firestorm 07/02/2010 ABC1 M Angels in New York 18/02/2010 SBS G My Place 28/02/2010 ABC1 PG Wicked Love 28/02/2010 Nine M Contact 04/03/2010 ABC1 PG From the Ashes 14/03/2010 ABC1 G A Thousand Different Angles 30/03/2010 ABC1 M Dead Gorgeous 05/04/2010 ABC1 G The Extraordinary Tale of William Buckley 11/04/2010 ABC1 PG Kokoda 22/04/2010 ABC1 M The Inquisition 06/05/2010 ABC1 MA15+ Photography Hijacked 18/05/2010 ABC1 M The Mission 30/05/2010 ABC1 G Who Do You Think You Are? 06/06/2010 SBS PG Mr Sin – The Abe Saffron Story 24/06/2010 ABC1 M Michael Kirby: Don't Forget the Justice Bit 27/06/2010 ABC1 PG Addiction 01/07/2010 ABC1 M Miracles 01/07/2010 ABC1 PG Hawke 18/07/2010 TEN MA15+ The Making of Modern Australia 22/07/2010 ABC1 G On the Trail of Genghis Khan 28/07/2010 ABC2 G My Asian Heart 08/08/2010 SBS M Dick Smith's Population Puzzle 12/08/2010 ABC1 G Anatomy Of A Massacre 19/08/2010 ABC1 M 1000 Encores: The Ballets Russes in Australia 22/08/2010 ABC2 G Dancing With The Prime Minister 22/08/2010 ABC1 G Boxing For Palm Island 05/09/2010 ABC1 G Are You My Mother? 12/09/2010 SBS PG Obsessed with Walking 14/09/2010 ABC1 PG Penguin Island 30/09/2010 ABC1 G The Ocean's Supermum 03/10/2010 ABC1 G Art and Soul 07/10/2010 ABC1 G Rudely Interrupted 13/10/2010 ABC2 M In The End 31/10/2010 ABC1 G I, Spry 04/11/2010 ABC1 G Rake 04/11/2010 ABC1 M Sisters of War 14/11/2010 ABC1 PG Family Confidential 15/11/2010 ABC1 PG Making Australia Happy 15/11/2010 ABC1 PG The Forgotten Australians 16/11/2010 SBS M Salam Father 23/11/2010 SBS M China Avant Garde 28/11/2010 ABC2 PG Lost Years – A Sea Turtle Odyssey 28/11/2010 ABC1 G The Ball 29/11/2010 ABC1 PG Immortal 05/12/2010 SBS G SAS: The Search for the Warriors 07/12/2010 SBS M The Silent Epidemic 12/12/2010 SBS M World Champion Santa 24/12/2010 ABC1 PG Heartbreak Science 26/12/2010 SBS PG Skippy: Australia's First Superstar 27/12/2010 ABC2 PG House of Food Obsessives 28/12/2010 SBS PG Source: Screen Australia release database. Classifications sourced from OFLC website, ABC website and SBS website. .
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