Antonio's Breakfast

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Antonio's Breakfast was premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to win Best Short Film at the 59th British Academy Film Awards in January 2006. It has also won awards at Aspen, Indianapolis, Kansa, Melbourne and Newport International Film Festivals. It is the third film by director Daniel Mulloy. It stars the actor George Irving.

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