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The Adelaide Film Festival has a strong focus on the content produced by the South Australian and Australian locals. The Adelaide Film Festival Investment Fund has been introduced in 2003 to establish a fund for equity investment in Australian films, of $500,000 a year for two years. In 2003, the Adelaide International Film Festival was held between February 28 and March 3. Amounting to 150 screenings, the film festival was met with critical acclaim and popular support. In 2005, the second Adelaide Film Festival was held between February 18 and March 3, which recorded a screening attendance of 33,000 people and a 6,300 across the other events.
The 2005 Adelaide Film Festival saw over 250 screenings including the world premier of six AFFIF funded titles like Look Both Ways, a feature film directed by Sarah Watts, the interactive web series, UsMob.com.au, which was shot in the Hidden Valley town camp, outside Alice Springs and the Fritz Lang's Metropolis by the New Pollutants. The Don Dunstan Award, named after the Australian politician, is presented by the Board of the Adelaide Film Festival in recognition of an individual's contribution to the Australian film industry.
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