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2015 Asian film awards show
The 9th Asian Film Awards are the 2015 edition of the
Asian Film Awards . The ceremony was held at the Venetian Theatre in
The Venetian Casino and Hotel in
Macau .
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South Korean director
Im Kwon-taek received the Lifetime Achievement Award, while Japanese actress
Miki Nakatani received the Excellence in Asian Cinema Award.
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This year marked the second time that the awards were organized by the
Hong Kong International Film Festival , joined by the
Busan and
Tokyo film festivals through the Asian Film Awards (AFA) Academy.
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Awards jury
The jury for the 9th Asian Film Awards are:
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Mabel Cheung (Hong Kong, film producer and director and president of the jury)
Aaron Kwok (Hong Kong, actor and singer)
Ronald Arguelles (Philippines, head of
Cinema One premium cable channel)
John Badalu (Indonesia, festival delegate for
Berlin and
Shanghai International Film Festival )
Alberto Barbera (Italy, director of
National Museum of Cinema and
Venice Film Festival )
Tetsuya Bessho (Japan, actor and founder of Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia)
Jeane Huang (Taiwan, director of the
Taipei Film Festival )
Huh Moonyung (South Korea, film critic for Cine 21 )
Kenji Ishizaka (Japan, programming director of the
Tokyo International Film Festival )
Christian Jeune (France, director of the film department of the
Cannes Film Festival )
Kim Ji-seok (South Korea, executive programmer of
Busan International Film Festival )
Li Cheuk-To (Hong Kong, artistic director of the
Hong Kong International Film Festival )
Li Shaohong (China, film director and chairwoman of China Film Directors' Guild)
Clarence Tsui (Hong Kong, film critic for
The Hollywood Reporter )
Winners and nominees
Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold .
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References
^ Frater, Patrick; Kil, Sonia (25 March 2015).
"Chinese Films And Talent Dominate Asian Film Awards: Complete Winners List" .
Variety . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Chu, Karen (25 March 2015).
"Asian Film Awards: China's Gone With the Bullets Nabs Three Wins" .
The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Shackleton, Liz (26 March 2015).
"Blind Massage wins best film at Asian Film Awards" .
Screen International . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
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"9th Asian Film Awards Recognizes Nakatani Miki with Excellence in Asian Cinema Award" .
Asian Film Awards . 13 March 2015. Archived from
the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
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"9th Asian Film Awards "Godfather of Korean Cinema" Im Kwon-taek To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award" .
Asian Film Awards . 17 March 2015. Archived from
the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Kil, Sonia (17 March 2015).
"Asian Film Awards to Honor Korea's Im Kwon-taek" .
Variety . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Shackleton, Liz (18 March 2015).
"Asian Film Awards to honour Im Kwon-taek" .
Screen International . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Ma, Kevin (19 March 2015).
"Im Kwon-taek recognised by Asian Film Awards" .
Film Business Asia . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Ma, Kevin (26 March 2015).
"China dominates Asian Film Awards" .
Film Business Asia . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
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"Jury President and Jury" .
Asian Film Awards . Archived from
the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
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"9th AFA Nominees and Winners" .
Asian Film Awards . Archived from
the original on 2015-03-29. Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Frater, Patrick (24 February 2015).
"Asian Film Awards Nominations Headed by Ann Hui's Golden Era " .
Variety . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Chu, Karen (25 February 2015).
"Asian Film Awards: The Golden Era Leads with Five Nominations" .
The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Rosser, Michael (26 February 2015).
"Ann Hui's The Golden Era leads Asian Film Awards nominations" .
Screen International . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
^ Cremin, Stephen (26 February 2015).
"Golden Era leads Asian Film Awards nominations" .
Film Business Asia . Retrieved 27 March 2015 .
External links
Awards Ceremonies Note: Ceremonies are listed here by the year in which they were held, not necessarily the year in which nominated films were released.