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Diverse Voices Celebrated at Asia Pacific Screen Awards
31 Oct
Summary
- Georgian film 'Guria' won best film at the 19th Asia Pacific Screen Awards.
- Awards ceremony recognized films from 32 countries and regions.
- Five projects received grants for future development from MPA APSA.
The 19th Asia Pacific Screen Awards, held on October 30th in Queensland, Australia, honored outstanding cinematic works from across the region. The coveted Best Film award was presented to the Georgian film "Guria," a multinational production involving seven countries.
The ceremony showcased a broad spectrum of talent, with films from 32 countries and regions receiving nominations. Notable wins included best director, best performance, and best screenplay, reflecting the diverse storytelling emerging from the Asia-Pacific. Special mentions and awards for youth, animation, documentary, and cultural diversity further underscored the richness of the cinematic landscape.
Furthermore, the event announced the five recipients of the 2026 MPA APSA Academy Film Fund. These selected projects will each receive a $10,000 grant, fostering the development of new cinematic visions. The APSA Academy itself now boasts over 1,816 members across 84 countries, demonstrating its significant global reach and impact on filmmaking.
