first AACTA Awards were held in 2012 for films released in 2011. B: Jack and Jill: A Postscript received a silver prize, and was nominated in the "general category" in 1969. C: Three to Go: Michael received the Grand Prix award for the film in 1970. D: Homesdale was the winner of the Grand Prix award in 1971, and was the last film to receive this prize. E: Stork was awarded the Australian Film Development Corporation Award for the Best Fiction Film over 65 minutes, and was given a five-thousand dollar cash prize. F: Libido: The Child and 27A were joint recipients of the gold prize for fiction in 1973. G: Sunday Too Far Away won the golden reel prize, and an additional A$5000, at the 1974–75 Awards. H: Although not considered to be nominees, Petersen and Between Wars won the silver and bronze prizes, respectively. They are not highlighted in dark blue, in order not to confuse the reader in regards to who the winner is, and in order of precedence gold was always the highest honour, followed by silver then bronze. Further reading References External links Official website of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Film Awards for best film Lists of films by award Awards established in 1969 1969 establishments in Australia