Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Butterfly Crush is a 2010 film, written and directed by New Zealand filmmaker Alan Clay. The film is adapted from his novel Dance Sisters. The story is about a female song and dance duo who threaten to self-destruct on the brink of fame. The girls are up for the Australasian Song Awards, but their chance at success is jeopardised when Eva gets involved with a Kings Cross cult, the Dreamguides, and Moana must risk everything to save her.Butterfly Crush won a string of Best Feature Drama awards at US festivals in 2011 and an Accolade Award of Excellence for Best Supporting Actor for Amelia Shankley's portrayal of the Dreamguides leader, Star. The film won the Best International Narrative Feature award at the Anthem Film Festival in Las Vegas, which presents ‘the year’s best films about personal and civil liberty’. It has also won the Best Feature Drama at the Indie Gathering Film Festival in Ohio and the Best Feature Film award at the Reel Independent Film Extravaganza in Washington D.C.. }
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- Butterfly_Crush abstract "Butterfly Crush is a 2010 film, written and directed by New Zealand filmmaker Alan Clay. The film is adapted from his novel Dance Sisters. The story is about a female song and dance duo who threaten to self-destruct on the brink of fame. The girls are up for the Australasian Song Awards, but their chance at success is jeopardised when Eva gets involved with a Kings Cross cult, the Dreamguides, and Moana must risk everything to save her.Butterfly Crush won a string of Best Feature Drama awards at US festivals in 2011 and an Accolade Award of Excellence for Best Supporting Actor for Amelia Shankley's portrayal of the Dreamguides leader, Star. The film won the Best International Narrative Feature award at the Anthem Film Festival in Las Vegas, which presents ‘the year’s best films about personal and civil liberty’. It has also won the Best Feature Drama at the Indie Gathering Film Festival in Ohio and the Best Feature Film award at the Reel Independent Film Extravaganza in Washington D.C.".