What’s Australia’s most bingeworthy homegrown film or TV show?

AAR The Great Australian BingeWhat is Australia’s most bingeworthy homegrown film or TV show? Is it Kath & KimMad MaxSeaChangeThe Sapphires? Or something completely different? This is your chance to join a celebration of Australia’s most beloved local screen productions by voting for the most bingeworthy program or film of all time.

The Great Australian Binge gives the viewing public the chance to vote online for the Australian film or show they’ve loved watching in lock down and sign a petition calling on Arts Minister Paul Fletcher to do more to support the people who make the entertainment Australia loves.

Actor Michala Banas says there’s never been a more important time to support Australian stories and storytellers: “We need to remind the public and our politicians of the value of what we do, and of just how much it would be missed it if it disappeared,” she said.

“Please take a minute to vote for your favourite screen content, and encourage your friends to do the same. It can be a gripping drama, an iconic comedy, a classic Australian movie, your favourite kids’ show, so-bad-it’s-good reality TV, or an awesome web series.”

“You can vote for whatever has meant the most to you, especially during this time in lockdown. For me, I just bawled my eyes out as I devoured Stateless, and subsequently helped lift my spirits again with some of my favourite classic episodes of Kath & Kim,” said Banas.

The Great Australian Binge is backed by the entire screen sector including MEAA, Screen Producers Australia, the Australian Writers Guild and the Australian Directors Guild.

Submit your vote, sign the petition and share via your socials. For more information, visit: www.greataustralianbinge.com for details. Voting closes on Sunday 17 May 2020 – 11.59pm AEST.

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