‘Elvis’ Named Best Film at Australia’s AACTA Awards

Katherine Tulich

“Elvis,” which earlier this week dominated the craft prizes of Australia’s AACTA Awards, on Wednesday added four more. These included best film and best director for Baz Luhrmann.

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