Celebrity The Winners of the 57th Golden Horse Awards (2020)
[ONGOING] All of the combined winners of the 57th Taipei Golden Horse Awards
Not Listed:
- City of Lost Things won Best Animation Feature
- Night Bus won Best Animated Short Film
- Peng Ren Meng won the Outstanding Taiwanese Filmmaker of the Year Award
- Hou Hsiao Hsien won the Lifetime Achievement Award
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1. My Missing Valentine
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Feature Film
- Won Best Director [Chen Yu Hsun]
- Won Best Original Screenplay [Chen Yu Hsun]
- Won Best Visual Effects [Tomi Kuo]
- Won Best Film Editing [Lai Hsiu Hsiung]
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2. Lost Course
Hong Kong Movie - 2019
- Won Best Documentary
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3. Dear Tenant
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Leading Actor [Mo Tzu-yi]
- Won Best Supporting Actress [Chen Shu-Fang]
- Won Best Original Film Score [Fran Chen]
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4. Little Big Women
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Leading Actress [Chen Shu-Fang]
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5. PTS Original: The Silent Forest
Taiwanese Special - 2020, 1 episode
- Won Best New Performer [Chen Yan-Fei]
- Won Best Sound Effects [Kuo Li Chi & Lee Dong Hwan]
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6. Beyond the Dream
Hong Kong Movie - 2019
- Won Best Adapted Screenplay [Felix Tsang & Kiwi Chow]
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7. Your Name Engraved Herein
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Cinematography [Yao Hung I]
- Won Best Original Film Song
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8. Get the Hell Out
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Action Choreography [Teddy Ray Huang & Li Shao Peng]
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9. Classmates Minus
Taiwanese Movie - 2020
- Won Best Supporting Actor [Nadow Lin]
Also Won:
- Audience Choice Award
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