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26 February 2003 | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
MELBOURNE, Australia -- A group of Adelaide's leading film companies have joined forces to create an industry association known as the United Film Group in order to enhance the performance of the South Australian film industry in the Australian and international marketplace. The members of the group, whose ranks include Scott Hicks, producer Mark Patterson, and director Craig Lahiff (Black and White, Heaven's Burning), aim to forge a focal point for the industry in South Australia that can identify and respond to issues of interest and concern. "Adelaide (the state capital and largest city) has established itself as a filmmaking city and the UFG represents a bold initiative to take the multimillion-dollar industry to another more successful level," said UFG spokesperson, director Mario Andreacchio, whose credits include Napoleon and Paradise Found. »
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