| 2nd Golden Icons Academy Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | 19 October 2013 |
| Hosted by | Ramsey Nouah |
| Organized by | Golden Icons Magazine |
The 2013 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards was the second edition of the ceremony to reward excellence in African cinema. It was hosted by Ramsey Nouah.[1][2][3]
Awards
Categories
- Best Motion Picture
- Brother's Keeper (2014 film)
- Finding Mercy (film)
- Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Contract (2012 film)
- Ninah’s Dowry
- Phone Swap
- Best Drama
- Hunters
- On Bended knees
- House of Gold
- Desperate Housegirls
- Finding Mercy
- Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Best Cinematography
- Red Hot
- Last Flight to Abuja
- Weekend Getaway
- Phone Swap
- Brother's Keeper (2014 film)
- Contract (2012 film)
- Best Comedy
- Okon goes to School
- Cheaters
- Mrs Somebody
- Lies men Tell
- Phone Swap
- House of Gold
- Best Costume
- The Twin Sword
- Weekend Getaway
- House of Gold
- Volunteers
- The Gods are Still not to Blame
- Keeping my Man
- Most Promising Actress (Best New Actress)
- Mary Lazarus – Desperate House girls
- Omawumi Megbele – House of Gold
- Mbufung Seikeh – Ninah’s dowry
- Okawa Shaznay – Cheaters
- Tamara Eteimo – Desperate House Girls
- Itz Tiffany – Single and Married
- Best Actress
- Ireti Doyle – Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Rita Dominic – Finding Mercy (film)
- Jackie Appiah – Hunters
- Omoni Oboli – Brother's Keeper (2014 film)
- Chioma Chukwuka – On Bended Knees
- Yvonne Okoro – Contract (2012 film)
- Nse Ikpe Etim – Phone Swap
- Best Supporting Actress
- Monalisa Chinda Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Uru Ekeh – Weekend Getaway
- Keira Hewatch Lies men Tell
- Roselyn Ngissah – Letter to my Mother
- Betty Olumowe – Scam
- Kate Henshaw-Nuttal – False
- Most Promising Actor (Best New Actor)
- Bobby Obodo – The Volunteers
- Anurin Nwunembom – Ninah’s Dowry
- Wale Ojo – Phone Swap
- Umar Krupp – House of Gold
- Blossom Chukwujekwu – Finding Mercy (film)
- Seun Akindele – On Bended Knees
- Best Actor
- Kalu Ikeagwu – False
- Adjetey Anang – Hunters
- Hlomla Dandala – Contract (2012 film)
- Majid Michel – Brother's Keeper (2014 film)
- OC Ukeje – Alan Poza
- Yemi Blaq – Bridge of Hope
- Best Supporting Actor
- Joseph Benjamin (actor) – Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Eddie Watson – Letter to my Mother
- Alex Ekubo – Weekend Getaway
- Francis Odega – House of Gold
- Chet Anekwe – On Bended Knees
- Uti Nwachukwu – Finding Mercy (film)
- Best Director
- Moses Inwang – Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Kunle Afolayan – Phone Swap
- Ikechukwu Onyeka – Brother's Keeper (2014 film)
- Desmond Elliott – Finding Mercy (film)
- Victor Viyuoh – Ninah’s Dowry
- Pascal Amanfo – House of Gold
- Best Original Screenplay
- Phone Swap - Kemi Adesoye
- Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Finding Mercy (film)
- Desperate Housegirls
- House of Gold
- False
- Best Sound
- Last Flight to Abuja
- Red Hot
- Finding Mercy (film)
- Contract (2012 film)
- Hunters
- Mrs. Somebody
- Producer of the Year
- Moses Inwang – Torn (2013 Nigerian film)
- Che Hilaire – Ninah’s Dowry
- Abdul Salam – Hunters
- Kunle Afolayan – Phone Swap
- Uduak Isong – Desperate Housegirls
- Yvonne Okoro – Contract (2012 film)
- Best Original Soundtrack
- Hunters
- Mrs Somebody
- Ninah’s Dowry
- Weekend Getaway
- Bridge of Hope
- Cheaters
- Best Film Diaspora
- Still Standing [USA]
- Feathered Dreams [Ukraine]
- Unguarded [USA]
- When One door Closes [USA]
- Best Film Director – Diaspora
- Andrew Rozhen – Feathered Dreams
- Desmond Elliot & Bethels Agomuoh – Unguarded
- Michael Uadiale – Still Standing
- Robert Peters – When one door loses
- Best Actor - Viewer's Choice
- Best Actress - Viewer's Choice
Honorary Awards
- Honorary Lifetime Achievement Award
- Honorary Directing Achievement Award
References
- ↑ "Full list of Winners for GIAMA 2013". 360nobs.com. Archived from the original on 4 April 2019. Retrieved 23 June 2014.
- ↑ "Pictures from 2013 GIAMA Awards". momo.com. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014. Retrieved 23 June 2014.
- ↑ "Pictures from 2013 GIAMA Awards". gistreel.com. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014. Retrieved 23 June 2014.
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