AMAA is usually called Africa's Oscars and notable entertainers all over Africa graced the awards with show stopping outfits.
Below is a complete list of the award winners...
- Best Actor in a leading role - Justice Esiri for Assasins Practice
- Best Actress in a leading role - Florence Masebe for Elelwani
- Best Actor in supporting role - Gabriel Afolayan for Hoodrush
- Best Actress in supporting role - Hermelinda Cimela for Virgin Magaride
- Best promising actor - Belinda Effah for Kokoma
- Best promising actor (joint winner) - Joseph Wairimu for Nairobi Half Time
- Best Child Actor - The Ugandan
- Best Director - Niji Akanni for Heroes and Zeroes
- Best Screenplay - Heroes and Zeroes
- Lifetime achievement award - Pete Edochie, Eddie Ugboma, Ositadinma Okeke, Tunde Kelani, Ayuko Badu
- Special Recognition of Pillars of Nollywood @ 20 - EmemIsong, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Kennneth Okonkwo, and Film/Video Producers and Marketers Association of Nigeria (FVPMAN)
- Best Film by an African Abroad -Last Flight to Abuja by Oby Emelonye (UK/Nigeria)
- Best Documentary - Fueling Poverty (Nigeria)
- Best Short Film - Akosua Adoma Owusu by Kwaku Ananse (Ghana)
- Best Nigerian Film - Confusion na wa by Kenneth Gynang
- Best Costume Design - Blood and Henna
- Best Achievement in Production Design - Elelwani
- Best Achievement in Make-Up - The Meeting
- Best Achievement in Visual Effects - The Twin Sword
- Best Diaspora Feature - Stones in the Sun (Haiti/USA)
- Best Diaspora Documentary - Fa Do Brasil (Brasil/Guatamela)
- Best Animation - Adventure of Zambezia (South Africa)
- Best Achievement in Sound - Nairobi Half Life (Kenya)
- Best Achievement in Soundtrack - The Last Fishing Boat (Malawi)
- Best Achievement in Cinematography - Uhlanga, The Mark
- Best Achievement in Editing - Heroes and Zeroes
- Best Achievement for Lighting - Moi Zaphira
- Best Picture - Confusion na wa by Kenneth Gyang
- Best Film in an African Language - Moi Zaphira (Burkina Faso)
- Special Jury Award - Ninah's Dairy (Cameroon)
Wow! So Heros and Zeros made Nigeria so proud........big ups to Konga studios!
ReplyDeleteHeroes & Zeros: What a film! I know it'll make Naija Proud.
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