Wins
- 2001 – Queensland Premier's Literary Awards.[12]
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- Film Script—the Pacific Film and Television Commission Award (Christine Olsen)[13]
- 2002 – Australian Film Institute Awards[14]
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- Best Film (Phillip Noyce, Christine Olsen, John Winter)
- Best Original Music Score (Peter Gabriel)
- Best Sound (Bronwyn Murphy, Craig Carter, Ricky Edwards, John Penders)
- 2002 – Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards[15]
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- Best Director (Phillip Noyce)
- Best Screenplay—Adapted (Christine Olsen)
- 2002 – Inside Film Awards[16]
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- Best Actress (Everlyn Sampi)
- Best Production Design (Roger Ford)
- 2002 – New South Wales Premier's History Awards[17]
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- shortlisted for The Premier's Young People's History Prize (Christine Olsen and Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United States) – Aspen Filmfest[18]
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- Audience Award, Audience Favourite Feature[19] (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (Switzerland) – Castellinaria International Festival of Young Cinema,[20]
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- ASPI Award (Phillip Noyce)
- Golden Castle (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United States) – The 2002 Starz Encore Denver International Film Festival[21]
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- People's Choice Award: Best Feature-Length Fiction Film (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (South Africa) – Durban International Film Festival[22]
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- Audience Award (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United Kingdom) – Edinburgh International Film Festival[23]
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- Audience Award (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United Kingdom) – Leeds International Film Festival[24]
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- Audience Award (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United States) – National Board of Review Awards 2002[25]
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- Freedom of Expression Award
- Best Director (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (United States) – San Francisco Film Critics Circle[26]
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- Special Citation (Phillip Noyce, also for The Quiet American (2002))
- Audience Award: Best Foreign Film (Phillip Noyce)
- 2002 (Spain) – Valladolid International Film Festival[27]
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- Audience Award: Feature Film (Phillip Noyce)
- 2003 (United Kingdom) – London Critics Circle Film Awards (ALFS)[28]
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- Director of the Year (Phillip Noyce, also for The Quiet American (2002))
- 2003 (Brazil) – São Paulo International Film Festival[29]
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- Audience Award: Best Foreign Film (Phillip Noyce)
Nominations
- 2002 (Australia)
- Australian Film Institute Nominations[30]
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role (David Gulpilil)
- Best Cinematography (Christopher Doyle)
- Best Costume Design (Roger Ford)
- Best Direction (Phillip Noyce)
- Best Editing (Veronika Jenet, John Scott)
- Best Production Design (Roger Ford)
- Best Screenplay Adapted from Another Source (Christine Olsen)
- 2002 (Australia)
- Film Critics Circle of Australia Nominations[15] Australia
- Best Actor—Female (Everlyn Sampi)
- Best Cinematography (Christopher Doyle)
- Best Film
- Best Music Score (Peter Gabriel)
- 2002 (Poland)
- Camerimage—2002 International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography[31]
- Golden Frog (Christopher Doyle)
- 2002 (United States)
- Golden Trailer Award Nominations[32]
- Golden Trailer: Best Independent
- 2003 (United States)
- Golden Globe Nominations[33]
- Golden Globe: Best Original Score—Motion Picture (Peter Gabriel)
- 2003 (United States)
- Motion Picture Sound Editors Nomination[34]
- Golden Reel Award: Best Sound Editing in Foreign Features (Juhn Penders, Craig Carter, Steve Burgess, Ricky Edwards, Andrew Plain)
- 2003 (United States)
- Political Film Society Awards[35]
- 2003 (United States)
- Young Artist Awards[36]
- Best Performance in a Feature Film—Supporting Young Actress (Everlyn Sampi)
- Best Performance in a Feature Film—Young Actress Age Ten or Under (Tianna Sansbury)
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