Amanda Duthie
The Adelaide Film Festival is a major screen and cultural event with its signature element being the Adelaide Film Festival Investment Fund. Duthie curates, commissions and manages all contracting for this Fund as well as the Festival.
Duthie has just launched a brand-new event in South Australia, Hybrid World Adelaide, a five-day event which covers industry as well as public facing events. Hybrid World Adelaide is a celebration of all digital technology.
Duthie currently sits on the Board of Adelaide Festival, South Australian Museum, Ukaria, is a Committee Member of the Jim Bettison & Helen James Award, and sits on the Advisory Board, ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions, University of Western Australia.
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Drag Race Down Under
Scrublands
Ten Pound Poms
Lord of the Flies
Prosper
The Tourist
C*A*U*G*H*T
Wolf Like Me
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