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Home»Events»“The Grand Master” Dominates The 8th Asian Film Awards
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“The Grand Master” Dominates The 8th Asian Film Awards

Jeman VillanuevaBy Jeman VillanuevaApril 5, 2014No Comments3 Mins Read
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The 8th Asian Film Awards (AFA) recently concluded its star-studded award show held at the City of Dreams in Macau.

The stage was set at the grandiose Dancing Water Theatre, to welcome the cinematic elite from all over Asia including Zhang Ziyi, Donnie Yen and Carina Lau. The red carpet was overflowing with star power as celebrities gathered to celebrate the achievements of Asian cinema in the past year.

Eugene Domingo
Eugene Domingo

Eugene Domingo looked sharp on the red carpet wearing a beautifully tailored suit accented with metallic jewelry. Eugene Domingo was light-hearted as she presented for both the Best Editor and Best Cinematographer awards.

Zhang Ziyi with The Grandmaster's Wong Kar-wai.
Zhang Ziyi with The Grandmaster’s Wong Kar-wai.

Eugene Domingo presented herself as a true superstar, maintaining her grace in defeat. The Filipino actress joined the audience in a standing ovation when Zhang Ziyi from The Grandmaster, was named the Best Actress at the 8th AFA. She exemplified the spirit of the the awards ceremony – celebrating the achievements of Asian films.

Yeo Yann Yann giving her speech after winning the Best Supporting Actress title at the Asian Film Awards
Yeo Yann Yann giving her speech after winning the Best Supporting Actress title at the Asian Film Awards

Yeo Yann Yann won the Best Supporting Actress title for her role in the film Ilo Ilo. The film is based on the story of a Singaporean family’s relationship with a Filipino maid. The film stars Filipino actress Angeli Bayani. In her award winning speech, Yeo was visibly moved by her win, choking on her speech. She reminded the audience that Ilo Ilo is a film that gives us a message – that family is the source of biggest strength in times of difficulty and with that she concluded her speech by thanking her husband profusely.

The AFA organisers posed with AFA Ambassadors Jeon Do-yeon and Isabelle Huppet.
The AFA organisers posed with AFA Ambassadors Jeon Do-yeon and Isabelle Huppet.

Complete Awards List:

Lifetime Achievement: Hou Hsiao-Hsien
Best Film:The Grandmaster
Best Director: Wong Kar-wai, The Grandmaster
Best Actor: Irrfan Khan, The Lunchbox
Best Actress: Zhang Ziyi, The Grandmaster
Best Newcomer: Jiang Shuying, So Young
Best Supporting Actor: Huang Bo, No Man’s Land
Best supporting actress: Yeo Yann Yann, Ilo Ilo
Best Screenwriter: Ritesh Batra, The Lunchbox
Best Cinematographer: Philippe Le Sourd, The Grandmaster
Best Production Designer: William Chang Suk Ping, Alfred Yau Wai Ming, The Grandmaster
Best Composer: Nathaniel Mechaly, Umebayashi Shigeru, The Grandmaster
Best Editor: Shin Min-kyung, Cold Eyes
Best Visual Effects: Jung Sung-jin, Mr Go
Best Costume Designer: William Chang Suk Ping, The Grandmaster

 

About Asian Film Awards

The annual Asian Film Awards was established in 2007 as the first awards to recognize cinematic talents across Asia. The only awards ceremony in the World that brings together the region’s cinematic elites, the AFA has garnered well-deserved attention from both industry professionals and movie fans alike.

This year’s Asian Film Awards spanned 12 industry experts on the jury, 73 nominations, 26 films, and 14 award categories from 13 countries, and was jointly organised by the powerhouses of Asian cinema, comprising of the AFA Academy and its constituent partners – Busan International Film Festival, Hong Kong Film Festival Society and Tokyo International Film Festival.

The AFA strives to promote cultural exchange between film professionals from all across Asia in the hope of propelling Asian films to greater heights.

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