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Tim Winton.s The Turning was named best feature at the 26th annual Wa Screen Awards presented in Perth on Monday night.

Drift was recognised for best actor Myles Pollard, Tim Duffy.s screenplay and for Glenn Dillon.s sound.

Emily Rose Brennan.s performance in the online series The Legend of Gavin Tanner: Episode 5 - The Big Fight, earned her the best actress award. The comedy also took the People.s Choice Award for the Mad Kids team of writer/star Matt Lovkis, director Henry Inglis and producer Lauren Elliott.

Nicholas Dunlop was honoured as best director for Comic Book Heroes, the ABC documentary about the quest by Australian comic book creators Wolfgang Byslma and Skye Walker Ogden to penetrate the Us market by travelling to Comic-Con International in San Diego; it also won best factual TV production.

Antony Webb's The Fan...

Director: Yu-Hsiu Camille Chen Writer: Yu-Hsiu Camille Chen Starring: Nicola Bartlett, James Hagan, Nina Deasley, Melanie Munt, Arielle Gray, Scott Jackson Susan's (Nicola Bartlett) cancer is back and this time the matriarch has been diagnosed as terminal. Her husband, James (James Hagan), is an actor who has repeatedly chosen his career over the raising of their three -- now grown -- daughters. So when Susan informs James that she is dying, she is not looking for sympathy; she just wants to make sure that he understands that he will now have to step up and become a parent to their daughters. Susan's motherly concerns are truly justified as Nina (Nina Deasley), Anna (Melanie Munt) and Christine (Arielle Gray) are all at critically emotional junctures in their lives. The oldest daughter, Nina (Nina Deasley), is raising two children on her own. Her alcoholic husband died five years ago and she has...