A frame from A Meal To Share (2021).
Cinematography, A Meal To Share (2021)

Andy Burkitt

Cinematographer at AFIN

Australia (from their AFIN films)

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From the Judges, on A Meal To Share (2021)

From the Judges, on A Meal To Share

Assured, unfussy cinematography and clean cutting give this two hander room to breathe, and the film moves with a rhythm that lets a father and son story land without hurry. There's an authenticity in the performances that reads as lived rather than staged, and the cross cultural push and pull at its heart is drawn with real feeling. What stayed with the panel was the warmth underneath it all: the value of family and friends, and the quiet power of forgiveness.

Curated, anonymised highlights drawn from the judges' notes.

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