The annual awards which close China’s Hundred Flowers Film Festival, were held this year in Changchun, Jilin Province. Here is the list of winners:
Best Original Screenplay: Li Qiang (The Golden Era)
Best Editing: Yu Boyang (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Adapted Screenplay: Ang Xu, Yujiao Li, Jinglong Han (12 Citizens)
Best Sound: Jing Tao (Coming Home)
Best Chinese Opera Film: Female Governor in the Tang Dynasty
Best Cinematography: Zeng Jian (Phurbu & Tenzin)
Award for Low Budget Feature: Nuo Ri Ji Ma
Best Music: Hao Weiya (Phurbu & Tenzin)
Best Animation: Monkey King: Hero is Back
Best Art Direction: Quan Rongzhe (Wolf Totem)
Best Director: Tsui Hark (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Directorial Debut: Jianbin Chen (A Fool)
Best Supporting Actor: Yi Zhang (Dearest)
Best Actor: Zhang Hanyu (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Picture: Wolf Totem (Jean-Jacques Annaud)
Best Supporting Actress: Deng Jiajia (Silent Witness)
Best Actress:...
Best Original Screenplay: Li Qiang (The Golden Era)
Best Editing: Yu Boyang (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Adapted Screenplay: Ang Xu, Yujiao Li, Jinglong Han (12 Citizens)
Best Sound: Jing Tao (Coming Home)
Best Chinese Opera Film: Female Governor in the Tang Dynasty
Best Cinematography: Zeng Jian (Phurbu & Tenzin)
Award for Low Budget Feature: Nuo Ri Ji Ma
Best Music: Hao Weiya (Phurbu & Tenzin)
Best Animation: Monkey King: Hero is Back
Best Art Direction: Quan Rongzhe (Wolf Totem)
Best Director: Tsui Hark (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Directorial Debut: Jianbin Chen (A Fool)
Best Supporting Actor: Yi Zhang (Dearest)
Best Actor: Zhang Hanyu (The Taking of Tiger Mountain)
Best Picture: Wolf Totem (Jean-Jacques Annaud)
Best Supporting Actress: Deng Jiajia (Silent Witness)
Best Actress:...
- 9/23/2015
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
HONG KONG -- Crime thriller Infernal Affairs and Zhang Yimou's extravagant martial arts epic Hero finished neck-and-neck at the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards by winning seven awards each. Affairs had been the favorite going into the awards with 16 nominations, while Hero was nominated in 14 categories. But Hero surprised pundits by taking seven awards within the first hour of the ceremony. Hero started the night off sweeping aside all competition in the categories for best cinematography (Christopher Doyle), best art direction (Huo Tingxiao, Yi Zhenzhou), best costume and make-up (Emi Wada), best action choreography (Tony Ching), best original film score (Tan Dun), best sound design (Tao Jing) and best visual effects (Ellen Poon, Murray Pope, Richard Schlein and Luke O'Brien). But it was Affairs that ended up with the night's most coveted awards. Andrew Lau Wai-keung, who produced and co-directed the hit movie, was visibly emotional as he accepted the bronze statuette for best director as well as best film.
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