Chris Attoh, Freema Agyeman, others for 9TH SCREEN NATION AWARDS

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Tue, 28 Jan 2014 Source: Screen Nation

Set to take place on Sun 23rd February at the Park Plaza, Riverbank, the 9th Screen Nation Awards will be hosted by gorgeous LA based movie actress Caroline Chikezie alongside Ali Baba, aka the Godfather of Nigerian comedy.

It airs mid March 2014 on Vox Africa (Sky218) and across the Africa continent on the DStv platform.


HONORARY & MAJOR AWARDS


Outstanding Contribution BILL DUKE


Edric Connor Inspiration (Posthumously) FELIX DEXTER


Classic Movie DO THE RIGHT THING


Classic TV (Intl.) THE COSBY SHOW


Classic TV (UK) DESMOND’S


UK SCREEN AWARDS


Rising Talent


AJ Odudu – Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s, Bit on the Psych


Ben Bailey Smith aka Doc Brown – 4 O’Clock Club


Gary Carr – Death in Paradise, Downton Abbey, Bluestone 42


Javone Prince – PhoneShop, Plebs, Quick Cuts


Kane Robinson aka Kano – Top Boy


Karla Crome – Misfits, Prisoners Wives, Lightfields


Young Shooting Star (16-25)


Ade Oyefeso – Youngers, Misfits


Adelayo Adedayo – Some Girls, Gone Too Far


Calvin Demba – Youngers,


Khali Best – Eastenders


Khalil Madovi – 4 O’Clock Club


Shavani Seth – Youngers


Favourite Female TV Star


PUBLIC VOTING


AJ Odudu – Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother, Big Brother’s, Bit on the Psych


Alesha Dixon – Britain’s Got Talent, Your Face Sounds Familiar


Chizzy Akudolu – Holby City


Natalie Gumede – Strictly Come Dancing


Zawe Ashton – Fresh Meat, Case Histories


Favourite Male TV Star


PUBLIC VOTING

Ashley Walters – Top Boy, Truckers


Cornel John – Eastender’s


Jimmy Akingbola – Holby


Nonso Anozie – Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones


Patrick Robinson – Casualty, Strictly Come Dancing


Wil Johnson – Emmerdale


Female Performance in Film


Naomie Harris – Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Skyfall


Rakie Ayola – Dredd, Now will Do


Shanika Warren-Markland – Gone too Far, The Knot


Sophie Okonedo – After Earth


Thandie Newton – Half of a Yellow Sun


Male Performance in Film


Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje – The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete, Best Laid Plans


Aml Ameen – The Butler


Chiwetel Ejiofor – 12 Years a Slave


David Oyelowo – The Butler,


Idris Elba – Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom


Mention:


Daniel Kaluuya – Kick Ass 2, Welcome to the Punch


Noel Clarke – The Knot, Star Trek


Nonso Anozie – Ender’s Game


Female Performance in TV


Angel Coulby – Dancing on the Edge, The Tunnel


Lorraine Burroughs – Ice Cream Girls, Top Boy,


Nikki Amuka-Bird – Luther


Nina Sosanya – Last Tango in Halifax, Wizards vs. Aliens


Sharon Duncan Brewster – Top Boy, The Bible, The Mimic


Zawe Ashton – Fresh Meat, Case Histories


Mention:


Ashley Madekwe – Revenge

Freema Agyeman – The Carrie Diaries, Old Jack’s Boat


Jaye Jacobs – Waterloo Road


Lenora Crichlow – Black Mirror, Burton and Taylor, Back in the Game


Sophie Okonedo -The Escape Artist, Mayday


Wunmi Mosaku – Dancing on the Edge


Male Performance in TV


Ashley Walters – Truckers, Top Boy


Chiwetel Ejiofor – Dancing on the Edge


David Oyelowo – Complicit


Idris Elba – Luther


Jimmy Akingbola – Holby City


Lennie James – Run, The Walking Dead, (Low Winter Sun)


Nonso Anozie –Dracula, The Bible, Game of Thrones


Mention:


Arinze Kene – Youngers


Hugh Quarshie – Holby


Nathan Stewart Jarrett – Paradise


Nicholas Pinnock – Top Boy, Ice Cream Girls


Tobi Bakare – The Tunnel


UK SCREENCRAFT ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS


Diversity in Factual Production


Albino Witchcraft Murders – BBC4


Bad 25 – BBC2


Burma: My Father and the Forgotten Army – BBC2


First Amongst Equals: The Laurie Cunningham Story – ITV1


The Cruel Cut – C4


Martin Luther King and the March on Washington – BBC2


Mention:


Kony: Hunt for the World’s Most Wanted – BBC1


Swinging into the Blitz – BBC2


Diversity in Drama Production

Dancing on the Edge – BBC2


Death in Paradise – BBC1


Holby City – BBC2


Luther – BBC1


Run – C4


Top Boy – C4


Youngers C4


Mention:


Casualty –-BBC1


Doctors – BBC1


Waterloo Road – BBC1


Independent Spirit Film Production


Fedz – Top Dog


Gone Too Far – Destiny Ekaragha


It’s a Lot – Femi Oyeniran & Darwood Grace


Sable Fable – Stephen Lloyd Jackson


The Fade – Andy Mundy-Castle


Favourite Black Channel


PUBLIC VOTING


ABN TV


BEN TV


Nollywood Movies


The Africa Channel


Vox Africa


Favourite International Movie (made by or starring British talent)


PUBLIC VOTING


12 Years a Slave


House at the End of the Street


Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom


The Butler


PEOPLE’S CHOICE AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL SCREEN AWARDS

PUBLIC VOTING


Favourite Nigerian (New Nollywood) Film (Released in Nig and/or premiered in UK/Online)


PUBLIC VOTING


Amina


Confusion Na Wa


Flower Girl


Hoodrush


Onye Ozi


Tango with Me


Turning Point


Favourite Female African Intl. Emerging Screen Talent


PUBLIC VOTING


Adepero Oduye (USA/Nigeria) – 12 Years A Slave/Steel Magnolias/Pariah


Damilola Adegbite (Nigeria) – Flower Girl


Danai Gurira (USA/Zimbabwe) – The Walking Dead, Mother of George


Linda Ejiofor (Nigeria) – The Meeting


Lupita Nyong’o (USA/Kenya) – 12 Years A Slave, Shuga


Favourite Male African Intl. Emerging Screen Talent


PUBLIC VOTING


Alex Ekubo (Nigeria)


Anthony Monjaro (Nigeria)


Chris Attoh (Ghana)


Femi Jacobs (Nigeria)


Joseph Benjamin (Nigeria)


OC Ukeje (Nigeria)


Best African Film


B is for Boy Nigeria – Chika Anadu, Nigeria/UK


Half of A Yellow Sun – Biyi Bandele, Nigeria/UK


Mother of George – Andrew Dosunmu, Nigeria/USA


Nairobi Half Life – David Kitonga, Kenya/Germany


Of Good Report – Jahmil X.T. Qubeka, South Africa

Source: Screen Nation