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    Here are the winners at the 2023 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA)

    The highly-anticipated 19th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) is finally taking place in Lagos on Sunday, October 29, 2023.

    C.J. ‘Fiery’ Obasi’s Mami Wata takes the lead with 12 nominations including Best Film in an African Language, Best Cinematography, Best Sound, Best Screenplay and Best Director.

    Here is the list of 2023 AMAA winners as they are announced:

    Efere Ozako Award for Best Short Film

    • Lions – Ethiopia

    Jubril Malaifia Award for Best Animation
    • Jabari – Ghana

    Best Documentary
    • Le Spectre de Boko Haram – Cameroon

    Ousmane Sembene Award for Best Film in an African Language
    • Anikulapo – Nigeria

    Michael Anyiam Osigwe Award for Best Film by an African-Born Director Living Abroad
    • KOFA – Jude Idada (Nigeria/Canada)

    Best Diaspora Short Film
    • Raw Materials – (Jamaica) – directed by Sosiessia Nixon-Kelly

    Best Diaspora Documentary
    • Sound of the Police – (United States) – directed by Stanley Nelson

    Best Diaspora Narrative Feature
    • Our Father, The Devil – (United States) directed by Ellie Foumbi

    Best Achievement in Production Design
    • Anikulapo – Nigeria

    Best Achievement in Costume Design
    • Djibril Drame – Xalé – Senegal

    Best Achievement in Make-Up
    • Campell Precious Arebamen – Mami Wata – Nigeria

    Best Achievement in Soundtrack
    • Antoine Nshimiyimana – Fight Like a Girl – Rwanda

    Best Achievement in Visual Effects
    • Emmanuel Bassey – Gangs of Lagos – Nigeria

    Best Achievement in Sound
    • Vianney Aube Sira – Burkina Faso

    Best Achievement in Cinematography
    • Lilis Soares – Mami Wata – Nigeria

    Best Achievement in Editing
    • Bertrand Conard – Omen – DRC

    Best Achievement in Screenplay
    • Moussa Sene Absa, Pierre Magny, Ben Diogay Beye – Xalé – Senegal

    National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVB) Award for Best Nigerian Film
    • Mami Wata

    Best Young/Promising Actor
    • Maleek Sanni – Gangs of Lagos

    Best Actor in a Supporting Role
    • Jimmy-Jean Louis – Rise

    Best Actress in a Supporting Role
    • Rokhaya Niang – Xalé – Senegal

    Best Actor in a Leading Role
    • Tobi Bakre – Brotherhood – Nigeria

    Best Actress in a Leading Role
    • Nse Ikpe-Etim – 4-4-44 (Four Four Forty-Four) – Nigeria

    First Debut Feature by a Director
    • Baloji – Omen – DRC

    Best Director
    • Apolline Traoré – Sira

    Best Film
    • Xalé- Senegal

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