RMD, Dakore Akande Emerge AMAA 2018’s Best In Kigali
Seasoned Nollywood actor, Richard Mofe-Damijo and Dakore Egbuson-Akande have on Saturday night emerged best at the 14th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) held in Kigali, Rwanda.
While RMD emerged the overall Best Actor in a Leading Role, for his role in Cross Roads, Dakore was adjudged the Best Actress in a Leading Role for ‘Isoken’.
Elated Dakore who was absent from the ceremony took to her Instagram page to real out her appreciative message: “Oh my goodness! Thank you God!… I just WON Best Actress in a Leading role at the prestigious AMAA awards in Kigali for my role in #Isokenthemovie
“It can only be God…I’m on set so I was unable to attend, thank you SO much to @amaawards_ for this amazing honour! I also want to appreciate YOU for supporting my work, I don’t take it for granted….
“Big shout out to our director/producer @jade.osiberu my co-stars @lydiaforson (who graciously received our 3 awards!) @funkejenifaakindele @adedamee@marc_rhys @iamjosephbenjamin because it takes great synergy to create a character…Congratulations to my fellow nominees and winners..”
During the award ceremony held inside Intare Conference Arena in Kigali, veteran actress, Joke Silva also bagged the Best Actress in a Supporting Role award for her character in ‘Potato Potahto’.
Others winners are:
Best Actor in Supporting Role: Gideon Okeke – Cross Roads
Best First Feature film by a Director: Michael Mathew- Five Fingers of Marseille
Best Director: Frank Rajah Arase- In my country (Nigeria).
Tony Elumelu Award for Best Comedy: Banana Island Ghost
Best Young/ Promising Actor: Amine Lansari – The Blessed Vost (Les Bienheureux)
Award For Achievement In Editing:Ho tel Called Memory
Award For Achievement In Cinematography: Five Fingers For Marseille
Award For Achievement In Sound: Hotel Called Memory
Award For Achievement In Editing: Lucky Specials
Award For Achievement In Costume Design: Isoken
Award For Best Diaspora Narrative Feature: Angelica (Puerto Rico)
Award For Best Diaspora Documentary: Barrows: Freedom Fighter (Barbados)
Award For Best Diaspora Short: Torments Of Love (Guadeloupe)
Michael Anyiam Osigwe Award For Best Film By An African Living Abroad: Alexandra – Nigeria/US
Ousmane Sembene Award For Best Film In An African Language: Five Fingers For Marseilles – South Africa
Award For Best Documentary: Uncertain Future – Burundi
Efere Ozako Award For Best Short Film: Tikitat Soulima – Morocco
Jubril Mailafia Award For Best Animation: Belly Flop – South Africa
Award For Best First Feature Film By A Director: Michael Matthews- South Africa (Five Fingers For Marseille
Award For Best Director: Frank Rajah Arase – In My Country
Award For Best Film: Five Fingers For Marseilles – South Africa.
AMAA was established in 2005, aimed at facilitating the development and relevance of African film and cinema by providing a reward & recognition platform for film makers on the continent.
It has since become the most – hungered after – event in African movie world.
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