Which Chinese films won at the Asian Academy Creative Awards?

China's 'MuMu' won best feature film, and 'Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty: To The West' won best drama series.

Who was the youngest winner at the Asian Academy Creative Awards?

Ivory Chia, at nine years old, became the youngest actor to win an award for her role in 'Emerald Hill: The Little Nonya Story'.

What awards did Netflix's 'The Queen of Villains' win?

'The Queen of Villains' won best actress in a leading role for Yuriyan Retriever and best direction (fiction) for Kazuya Shiraishi.

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China Shines at Asian Academy Creative Awards

4 Dec

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Summary

China won best feature film for 'MuMu' and best drama series.
A nine-year-old actress made history as the youngest AACA winner.
Netflix's 'The Queen of Villains' snagged top acting and directing awards.

China Shines at Asian Academy Creative Awards

China emerged as a dominant force at the recent Asian Academy Creative Awards, clinching the coveted best feature film award for "MuMu" and the best drama series award for "Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty: To The West." The latter's victory was particularly nail-biting, narrowly surpassing a strong South Korean contender.

The ceremony in Singapore marked a significant milestone with nine-year-old Ivory Chia becoming the youngest recipient in AACA history, earning best actress in a supporting role. Netflix also had a triumphant evening, with "The Queen of Villains" securing best actress for Yuriyan Retriever and best direction (fiction) for Kazuya Shiraishi.

Overall, Japan and Singapore showcased strong performances, each collecting six awards. The competition highlighted the diverse talent across the region, with numerous countries, including Korea, India, and Hong Kong SAR, earning multiple accolades across 40 categories.