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On the night, “Bovary” and Park Chan-wook’s “The Handmaiden” each collected three awards. Korea’s Na Hong-jin was named best director for “The Wailing,” while the country’s Oscars contender “The Age of Shadows” also collected one honor.

Actress Jelly Lin (aka Lin Yun) was on hand to receive the rising star of the year award. Having made her big screen debut in all time box office record breaker “The Mermaid” in 2016, she has since gone on to star in “L.O.R.D. Legend of Ravaging Dynasties” and in January starred in another blockbuster Stephen Chow and Tsui Hark’s “Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back.”

All winners:

Best Film: “I Am Not Madame Bovary”
Best Actress: Fan Bingbing (“I Am Not Madame Bovary”)
Best actor: Asano Tadanobu (“Harmonium”)
Best director: Na Hong-jin (“The Wailing”)
Best supporting actress: Moon So-ri (“The Handmaiden”)
Best supporting actor: Lam Suet (“Trivisa”)
Best editing: Lee Chatametikool and Natalie Soh (“Apprentice”)
Best production design: Ryu Seong-hie (“The Handmaiden”)
Best costume design: Cho Sang-kyung (“The Handmaiden”)
Best sound: Fang Tao and Hao Zhiyu (“Crosscurrent”)
Best original music: Mowg (“The Age of Shadows”)
Best visual effects: Ohya Tetsuo (“Shin Godzilla”)
Best cinematography: Luo Pan (“I Am Not Madame Bovary”)
Rising star of Asia: Jelly Lin
Excellence in Asian cinema award: Sammi Cheng
Lifetime achievement award: Tsui Hark.

More here

https://variety.com/2017/film/asia/asian-film-awards-winners-1202012982/

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[Moppeh]

Cool beans. The Handmaiden is the only Asian film I saw this year but it was fucking fantastic, definitely deserves as many awards and accolades as possible.