Go Back To Where You Came From gets nominated for International Emmy Imogen Bailey at a Mogadishu school in Go Back To Where You Came From. The controversial Australian documentary series, Go Back To Where You Came From, has been nominated for one of the world's most prestigious television awards, the International Emmy. The series, which walked a group of Australians representing various political persuasions through the global journey of a refugee, won wide acclaim when it screened in Australia. Australian production company Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder has produced two seasons of the show for SBS. It has been nominated in the outstanding non-scripted entertainment category. The International Emmys are more than four decades old. They are a cousin of the primetime US Emmy Awards, but they focus instead on international, non-American programming. The New Zealand documentary, The Golden Hour, has also been nominated. The Golden Hour recounted the story of athletes Peter Snell and Murray Halberg, who both won gold medals for New Zealand at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. Snell won in the 800m track event, while Halberg won in the 5000m track event. The documentary tells the story behind the win, and their coach Arthur Lydiard. The winners, drawn from nominations representing 19 countries, will be announced on November 25 in New York. Full list of nominees: Outstanding arts program: Hello?! Orchestra (South Korea), Soundtrack (Belgium), The Crazy Machine (Mexico), Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender (UK). Best performance by an actor: Shinichi Tsutsumi in Yasu - A Single Father's Story (Japan), Sean Bean in Accused (UK), Heino Ferch in Anatomy of Revenge (Germany), Marcos Palmeira in Mandrake Especial (Brazil). Best performance by an actress: Li Sun in The Back Palace: Legend of Zhen Huan (China), Sheridan Smith in Mrs Biggs (UK), Lotta Tejle in 30 Degrees In February (Sweden), Fernanda Montenegro in Sweet Mother (Brazil). Outstanding comedy program: Late Nite News With Loyiso Gola (South Africa), Moone Boy (UK), Workingirls (France), How To Enjoy The End of the World (Brazil). Outstanding documentary program: The Golden Hour (New Zealand), My Mother, Lady Bondong (South Korea), 5 Broken Cameras (France), 5 De Mayo, Un Dia De Gloria (Mexico). Outstanding drama series: Maalaala Mo Kaya (The Philippines), Les Revenants (France), Next In Line (Brazil), Accused (UK). Outstanding non-scripted entertainment: Go Back To Where You Came From (Australia), MasterChef South Africa (South Africa), Dear Neighbors Help Our Daughter Find Love (Israel), Reto Al Chef 2 (Colombia). Outstanding telenovela: Windeck (Angola), 30 Vies "30 Lives" (Canada), Brasil Avenue (Brazil), Side By Side (Brazil). Outstanding TV movie or miniseries: Heaven's Ark (Japan), Secret State (UK), Somos - Cadáver Se Necesita (Uruguay), A Day For A Miracle (Germany).