The BLAME poster designed by Grant Sputore at The Penguin Empire is included in a new list of “20 Great Australian Film Posters”.
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BLAME makes it's Australian free-to-air television debut on Channel 9 at 9:45 PM (all capital cities).

BLAME screens as the opening night film at the inaugural Armadale Independent Film Festival - BLAME was shot entirely in the Armadale area, 45 minutes south of Perth, Western Australia.

BLAME is awarded “Best Feature Film” by the Young Jury at the Fancine Film Festival (Fantastic Film Festival at the University of Malaga, Spain).

Umbrella Entertainment releases the BLAME DVD in Australia.

Meredith Watson Jeffrey is nominated for “Best Editing in a Feature Film” for BLAME at the 2011 Australian Screen Editors Awards.

BLAME screens at Cinema des Antipodes, Saint Tropez, France.

The BLAME poster designed by Grant Sputore at The Penguin Empire rates an Honourable Mention in the International Film Poster Competition at the Chicago International Film Festival.

BLAME scores the cover and main article in IF Magazine’s June-July 2011 edition.
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BLAME opens in Australian cinemas - Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide. Brisbane screenings start 23 June.

Margaret and David on the ABC’s “At the Movies” both give BLAME 3.5 stars. See and read their comments here.

BLAME Producers Ryan Hodgson and Melissa Kelly appear in the West Weekend’s “Ying and Yang”.
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Writer-Director Michael Henry, Producers Ryan Hodgson, Melissa Kelly and Michael Robinson and cast members Damian de Montemas and Ashley Zukerman join local cast and crew at the Perth red-carpet premiere of BLAME at ACE Cinemas Subiaco.
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BLAME screens at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in the Cinema des Antipodes section, an official sidebar event that is part of the Cannes Cinephiles program. Producers Ryan Hodgson and Melissa Kelly attend introducing the film and participating in Q&A sessions.

BLAME screens at CPH PIX in Copenhagen, Denmark (the result of the merger of the Copenhagen International Film Festival and the NatFilm Festival).

BLAME screens in official selection at the Buenos Aires International Film Festival of Independent Cinema (BAFICI) - the most prestigious celebration of independent cinema in Latin America. Producer Michael Robinson attends introducing the filmÕs three screenings.

BLAME screened as part of the first Australian Film Festival of India in Mumbai (23-27 March 2011).

At the 24th WA Screen Awards on 19 March BLAME Sound Designer Ric Curtin won the Lotterywest Award for Outstanding Achievement by a Practitioner for his body of work in 2010, including BLAME.

The Buenos Aires International Film Festival of Independent Cinema (BAFICI) - the most prestigious celebration of independent cinema in Latin America, announced today that BLAME will screen in official competition at this year's festival (6-17 April). And the CPH PIX Film Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark (14 April-1 May) has also just confirmed BLAME for its 2011 festival programme.

BLAME made its Sydney premiere at the Ritz Cinema on Friday 4 March as part of the Australian Film Festival. Producer Michael Robinson participated in a Q&A after the screening.

BLAME screened twice in official selection at the Victoria Film Festival in British Columbia, Canada.

BLAME DoP Torstein Dyrting won Bronze for BLAME at the Australian Cinematographers Society South Australian-Western Australian 2010 Awards in Adelaide on Saturday night. Congratulations Torstein.

BLAME Producers and husband and wife team Ryan Hodgson and Melissa Kelly are featured in the Take Two section of the October 2010 edition of Inside Film.
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BLAME proved popular in Chicago selling out two of its three screenings at the 46th instalment of the prestigious US festival (7-21 October). Writer-Director Michael Henry and actor Damian de Montemas attended the festival and participated in Q&A sessions at the first two, sold out screenings.
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BLAME made a successful international premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 12th to a sold out and very appreciative 500+ audience at the Scotia Bank Theatre
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BLAME has screened in Broome as part of the National Film and Sound Archives Big Screen tour of regional Australia.
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BLAME had its Western Australian premiere in front of the state's Arts Minister John Day and other special guests at the CinefestOz Festival in Busselton.

WA Arts Minister John Day announced that BLAME has been selected to screen at the 46th Chicago International Film Festival.
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The Toronto International Film Festival has announced that BLAME has been selected to screen in the festival's 2010 Discovery program.
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BLAME has made its world premiere to an appreciative 500+ person capacity crowd at the Melbourne International Film Festival.
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Read the 4 star review in The Age's Green Guide online blog