(Mark Blackwell, Peter Smith and Sam Petty); Best Original Music Score (Decoder Ring); Best Production Design (Melinda Doring); Best Costume Design (Emily Seresin). Somersault was also a big winner at the 2004 Film Critics Circle of Australia (FCCA) Annual Awards where it picked up five awards: Best Film; Best Director (Cate Shortland); Best Actress (Abbie Cornish); Best Cinematography (Robert Humphreys); Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Lynette Curran). The film also dominated the publicly voted Lexus IF Awards, taking out six of its eight nominations. It won awards in the following categories: Best Director (Cate Shortland), Best Music, Best Cinematography, Best Script, Best Feature Film and Best Actress for Abbie Cornish. References Further reading Film Critics Circle of Australia (November 2004). FCCA Annual Awards for Australian Film. Press Release. External links Somersault at Oz Movies 2004 films 2004 directorial debut films 2004 romantic drama films 2000s teen drama films 2000s teen romance films APRA Award winners Australian independent films 2004 independent films Australian romantic drama films Australian teen drama films Films about runaways Films directed by Cate Shortland Films set in Canberra Films set in New South Wales 2000s English-language films Australian LGBT-related films 2004 LGBT-related films LGBT-related drama films