2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards

The 2014 Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards is scheduled to hold at Stafford Center on October 25.[1][2] The event will be hosted by comedian, Julius Agwu.[3][4][5]

Awards edit

Best Motion Picture edit

Best Drama edit

Best Film (Indigenous) edit

Best Film (Comedy) edit

Best On-Screen Duo edit

Best Actor edit

Best Actress edit

Most Promising Actor edit

Most Promising Actress edit

Best Supporting Actor edit

Best Supporting Actress edit

Best Comedic Act edit

Best Screenplay edit

Best Director edit

Producer of the Year edit

Best Edited Film edit

Best Cinematography edit

Best Sound edit

Best Costume edit

Best Makeup edit

Special Recognition edit

Best Film – Diaspora edit

  • Fall Guy
  • Captive
  • Faces of Love
  • Ekei
  • Brides War

Best Film Director – Diaspora edit

  • Ekei – Akim Macauley
  • Captive – John Uche
  • Fall Guy – Obed Joe
  • Faces of LoveRobert Peters
  • A Message to Brian – A.B Sallu
  • Punch Rolla – Matt Lillard

Best Actor – Diaspora edit

  • Mohammed Bah – Fall Guy
  • Eno Williams – A Message to Brian
  • Raz Adoti – Faces of Love
  • Moses Efret – Brides War
  • Kayode Akinbayo – Punch Rolla
  • Ken Monnette – The Storm

Best Actress – Diaspora edit

  • Edith Pikwa BomaA Message to Brian
  • Paula Obaseki – Captive
  • Laurene Noire – Captive
  • Syr Law – Faces of Love
  • Stephanie Maa – Ekei
  • Melissa Determined – Brides War
  • Bessy Ikem – American Mama

Male Viewer’s Choice edit

Female Viewer’s Choice edit

Grand Recogmition edit

References edit

  1. ^ "List of Nominees for GIAMA 2014". nollywoodmindspace.com. Retrieved 16 August 2014.
  2. ^ "Jackie Appiah, John Dumelo, Yvonne Okoro, and more nominated for Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards". ameyawdebrah.com. Archived from the original on 4 April 2019. Retrieved 16 August 2014.
  3. ^ "Funny Night! Julius Agwu to Headline GIAMA Awards 2014". pulse.ng. Retrieved 26 August 2014.
  4. ^ "Julius Agwu is Set to Host the 3rd Annual GIAMA Awards this October in Texas!". bellanaija.com. Retrieved 26 August 2014.
  5. ^ "GIAMA 2014 Full List Of Winners". pulse.ng. Retrieved 14 June 2016.