Jordan Fraser-Trumble's the Cost Takes Home Best Oceanian Actor Award and Craig Boreham 's Lonesome wins Best Oceanian Film at Septimius Awards 2023

In a night filled with glitz, glamour, and the celebration of cinematic excellence, Australian actor Jordan Fraser-Trumble emerged victorious at the prestigious Septimius Awards 2023, held on 26th September in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. The seasoned actor clinched the title of Best Oceanian Actor for his outstanding performance in the critically acclaimed film, "The Cost," while also being part of the celebration as Craig Boreham's "Lonesome" secured the award for Best Oceanian Film.

"The Cost," a gripping drama that explores the intricate nuances of human relationships, showcased Fraser-Trumble's versatility and depth as an actor. His portrayal of a complex character left an indelible mark on audiences and critics alike, earning him the coveted Best Oceanian Actor award. The Septimius Awards, known for recognizing and honoring outstanding talent in the film industry, rightfully acknowledged Fraser-Trumble's exceptional contribution to the world of cinema.

Fraser-Trumble, with his rugged good looks and undeniable charisma, has been a rising star in the Australian film scene. "The Cost" provided him with a platform to exhibit his acting prowess on a global stage, and the Septimius Awards win is a testament to his dedication and skill. The actor's acceptance speech was filled with gratitude, acknowledging the collaborative effort that goes into creating a memorable film.

"I am truly humbled and honored to receive this award. 'The Cost' was a labor of love, and I am grateful for the opportunity to bring this character to life. I share this recognition with the entire cast and crew who worked tirelessly to make this film a reality," Fraser-Trumble expressed with genuine emotion.

"The Cost," directed by a visionary filmmaker, played a significant role in Fraser-Trumble's success at the Septimius Awards. The film's exploration of human emotions and relationships resonated with the audience, making it a standout in the selection of Oceanian films. The Septimius Awards have always been a platform that appreciates films with substance, and "The Cost" perfectly encapsulated the essence of meaningful storytelling.

In addition to Fraser-Trumble's individual triumph, the Septimius Awards also celebrated the collective achievement of Oceanian cinema with the recognition of "Lonesome" as the Best Oceanian Film. Directed by Craig Boreham, "Lonesome" is a poignant and evocative piece that delves into the complexities of human connection and the search for identity. The film's exploration of universal themes, combined with stellar performances, secured its place as the Best Oceanian Film of 2023.

The award for Best Oceanian Film was accepted by the main actors of "Lonesome," Josh Lavery and Daniel Gabriel, also known by his stage name Zarif. Their on-screen chemistry and compelling portrayals were crucial elements in the success of the film. The duo, visibly elated, took the stage in Amsterdam to receive the prestigious award on behalf of the entire cast and crew.

Josh Lavery, speaking on behalf of the team, expressed, "This is a momentous occasion for all of us involved in 'Lonesome.' We poured our hearts and souls into this project, and to receive recognition from the Septimius Awards is truly an honor. We share this triumph with everyone who contributed to making 'Lonesome' a reality."

Daniel Gabriel, known to many by his stage name Zarif, added, "Film has the power to transcend borders and connect people on a profound level. 'Lonesome' is a testament to the strength of storytelling, and we are thrilled to see it resonate with audiences worldwide."

The Septimius Awards 2023 in Amsterdam not only celebrated the talent of individual actors like Jordan Fraser-Trumble but also highlighted the collaborative efforts that make Oceanian cinema stand out on the global stage. As the film industry continues to evolve, recognition at prestigious events like the Septimius Awards becomes not just a personal triumph but a collective celebration of the art of storytelling.