Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
Flume and Tame Impala lead contenders for 27th annual ARIA Awards in Sydney
30th Nov 2013 1:00pm | By Editor Psychedelic rockers Tame Impala and 22-year-old electro wunderkind Flume are tipped to dominate the 27th Annual ARIA Awards when they re stage on Sunday at Sydney s The Star casino.
The pair are among the top chances for the big one, album of the year, with the well-travelled Tame Impala s Lonerism - which the UK loved live and on radio - up against Flume s self-titled debut.
Flume s already won producer of the year for his work after the artisan awards were handed up pre-show and he also took out Triple J s top gong at the J Awards, whatever that s worth.
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Clockwork’s plan to build a truly global production house has been cemented with its launch into the US market.
Spearheaded by executive producers Marc Furmie (centre), Michael D. Olmos (left) and Ty Linegar (right), the launch of the Los Angeles office heralds the start of a new venture for Clockwork – development and production of feature film and television projects.
Clockwork has been acquiring and partnering on intellectual property acquisitions and is beginning production on various projects in the prestige drama and elevated-genre space including
The Enforcer, the true story of a notorious Brooklyn mafia hitman who is hired to orchestrate the assassination of Pope John Paul I with producers Jeremy Garelick (
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Sweet River
Some places just seem to attract sadness. In Australian supernatural drama
Sweet River, those tragedies tesselate, interwoven and interlocked even as they break everyone involved into fragments.
Hanna (Lisa Kay) is shattered well before she s first seen heading to the small town of Billins, a middle-of-nowhere sugar cane community with a bitter history. She suspects that her son was the victim of a serial killer who lived and died there, but his body has never been found. That s why no one can be too harsh when she rolls up, dredging for old memories, heartbroken, furious that the cops have up the hunt. It s why John (veteran Australian character actor Martin Sacks) and Elenore Drake (Genevieve Lemon) let her stay at a rented property.