Asian Film Awards - Major Award Winners

Major Award Winners

Year Best Film Best Director Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress
2007
1st		 The Host Jia Zhangke
for Still Life		 Song Kang-ho
for The Host		 Miki Nakatani
for Memories of Matsuko		 No award No award
2008
2nd		 Secret Sunshine Lee Chang-dong
for Secret Sunshine		 Tony Leung
for Lust, Caution		 Jeon Do-yeon
for Secret Sunshine		 Sun Honglei
for Mongol		 Joan Chen
for The Sun Also Rises
2009
3rd		 Tokyo Sonata Koreeda Hirokazu
for Still Walking		 Masahiro Motoki
for Departures		 Zhou Xun
for The Equation of Love and Death		 Jung Woo-sung
for The Good, the Bad, the Weird		 Gina Pareño
for Service
2010
4th		 Mother Lu Chuan
for City of Life and Death		 Wang Xueqi
for Bodyguards and Assassins		 Kim Hye-ja
for Mother		 Nicholas Tse
for Bodyguards and Assassins		 Kara Hui
for At the End of Daybreak
2011
5th		 Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives Lee Chang-dong
for Poetry		 Ha Jung-woo
for The Yellow Sea		 Xu Fan
for Aftershock		 Sammo Hung
for Ip Man 2		 Yoon Yeo-jeong
for The Housemaid
2012
6th		 A Separation Asghar Farhadi
for A Separation		 Donny Damara
for Lovely Man		 Deanie Ip
for A Simple Life		 Lawrence Ko
for Jump Ashin!		 Shamaine Buencamino
for Niño

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