Tong Dawei has been nominated again for the 56th Asia Pacific Film Festival
The 56th Asia Pacific Film Festival held a press conference in Macao on the afternoon of November 29, and the chairman of the festival, John Tsang, announced the full shortlist. Well-known mainland actor Tong Dawei has been nominated for best Supporting actor for his role in the film "Chinese Partner", which is another important honor for him after the 50th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan. He will compete for the award with South Korean actor Song Kangho and Japanese actor Cherai Oda.
A still from Tong Dawei's Chinese Partner
The 56th Asia Pacific Film Festival held a press conference in Macao on the afternoon of November 29, and the chairman of the festival, John Tsang, announced the full shortlist. Well-known mainland actor Tong Dawei has been nominated for best Supporting actor for his role in the film "Chinese Partner", which is another important honor for him after the 50th Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan. He will compete for the award with South Korean actor Song Kangho and Japanese actor Cherai Oda.
Tong said at the time of the news: "To be nominated for the Asia-Pacific Film Festival again for my role of Wang Yang in Chinese Partner is another affirmation for me. I am very grateful to Peter Chan, the director, and all the friends who worked with me on this film." He for his acting again to be confirmed, still low-key and modest, he said: born will act like Zhou Xun as special few, we are each play a footprint a footprint accumulated. Tong Dawei has been busy filming John Woo's epic "Pacific Ferry", but he will still attend the awards ceremony in Macao on December 15.
The Asian-Pacific Film Festival is organized by the Alliance of Asian Pacific Film Producers. Founded in 1954, it is one of the oldest international film festivals in the world. It is held annually and rotates among its 23 member regions. The 56th Asia Pacific Film Festival is scheduled to be held in Macao from December 13 to 15.
The full shortlist of the 56th Asia Pacific Film Festival is as follows:
Best picture
The Grandmaster
Who Changed My Father?
Delicious Love Letters
Field Trip
Out With Mom and Dad
Long Walk
Best director
Tsai Ming-liang 'Picnic' Taipei
Bong Joon-ho, The Last Train, Seoul
Ritesh Batra, Delicious Love Letters, Mumbai
Jafar Panahi, Kamboziya Partovi, "Movies Don't Hold," Tehran
Wong Kar-wai, The Grandmaster, Hong Kong
Hirokazu Kore-eda, Who Replaced My Father, Tokyo
Best actor
Irrfan Khan, Delicious Love Letters, Mumbai
Cheung Ka-fai, "Battle," Hong Kong
Tony Leung Chiu-wai, The Grandmaster, Hong Kong
Seo Young-soo, The First Cocoon, Seoul
Lee Kang-sheng 'Picnic' Taipei
Masaharu Fukuyama, Who Switched My Father, Tokyo
Best actress
Zhang Ziyi, The Grandmaster, Hong Kong
Lee Jung-hyun, The First Cocoon, Seoul
Yang Zishan, So Young We Will Die, Beijing
Lika Babluani, How Long a Sailor Moon Walk
Nimrat Kaur 'Delicious Love Letters' Mumbai
Angeli Bayani, Out Of Mom and Dad, Singapore
Best supporting actor
Nawazuddin Siddiqui Delicious Love Letter, Mumbai
Song Kang-ho, The Last Train, Seoul
Lily Franky, Who Switched My Father, Tokyo
Tong Dawei, The China Partner, Beijing
Hiroshi Oda, The Man in the Word, Tokyo
Best supporting actress
Li Xinqiao, "Battle Royale," Hong Kong
Tida Swinton, The Last Train, Seoul
Yang Yanyan, "My Parents Are Not Home," Singapore
Lin Mei-xiu "Dear Grandma" Taipei
Jiang Shuying, So Young We Will Die, Beijing
Best screenplay
Chen Zheyi, "Out of Mom and Dad," Singapore
Ritesh Batra, Delicious Love Letters, Mumbai
Jafar Panahi, "Movies Don't Hold," Tehran
Yuri Bykov, "The Warning Line of Disorder," Moscow
Li Qiang, So Young, Beijing
Best photography
Philippe Le Sourd, The Grandmaster, Hong Kong
Hong Kyung-pyo, The Last Train, Seoul
Liao Ben-Rong, Song Wen-zhong, "Picnic" Taipei
Noritsu Kasamatsu, Unforgiven, Tokyo
Rajeev Ravi, Bombay Chase Night, Mumbai
Optimum splicing
Joshua Cheung, Benjamin Courtines, Poon Hung-yiu in "The Grandmaster" Hong Kong
Shin Min-kyung, The Eye of the Sky, Seoul
Steve M. Choe, "The Last Train," Seoul
Hirokazu Kore-eda, Who Replaced My Father, Tokyo
Simon Price, Sally Blenheim and Luca Cappelli Ruin in Sydney
Best sound
Sung Rok Choi, The Last Train, Seoul
Robert Mackenzie, Traithep Wongpaiboon, "The Grandmaster," Hong Kong
Cheng Ying-yuen, "Battle Royally," Hong Kong
Du Du-zhi, Guo Li-qi "Picnic" Taipei
Sono, Keiji Inai, Hidekazu Sakamoto, "Generation Movie Powder," Tokyo
Best music
Mui Lam Mau, Nathaniel Mechaly, "The Grandmaster" Hong Kong
Shane McLean, Mt. Zion, Wellington
Zeke Khaseli, Yudhi Arfani. "Love, Not Love." Jakarta
Jay Chou, Yuxun Huang, "Rooftop" Taipei
Iwataro "Ask This of Rikyu" Tokyo
Best art direction
Cheung Sum-ping, Yau Wai-ming 'The Grandmaster' Hong Kong
Stefan Kovacik, "The Apocalypse Train," Seoul
Mitsuo Harada, Ryo Sugimoto, "Unforgiven," Tokyo
Hisao Inagaki, "Generation Movie Powder," Tokyo
Arkkadech Keawkotr: The Ghost, Beijing