Best Leading Actress
| Ceremony | Year | Actress | Film |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1963 | Hwang Jeong-sun | Kinship |
| #2 | 1964 | Moon Jeung-suk | Never Look Back |
| #3 | 1965 | Um Aing-ran | Beautiful Eye Pupil |
| #4 | 1966 | Moon Jeung-suk | Market |
| #5 | 1967 | Joo Jeung-nyeo | Flame in the Valley |
| #6 | 1968 | Nam Jeong-im | Bunnyeo |
| #7 | 1969 | Kim Ji-mee | Your Name is Woman |
| #8 | 1971 | Yoon Yeo-jeong | Woman of Fire |
| #9 | 1972 | Yoon Jeong-hee | Oyster Village |
| #10 | 1973 | Jeong Jin-woo | Simcheong |
| #11 | 1990 | Won Mi-kyung | Only Because You Are a Woman |
| #12 | 1991 | Chang Mi-hee | Death Song |
| #13 | 1992 | Kang Soo-yeon | Road to the Racetrack |
| #14 | 1993 | Kim Hye-soo | First Love |
| #15 | 1994 | Choi Myung-gil | La Vie en Rose |
| #16 | 1995 | Kim Hye-soo Bang Eun-jin |
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| #17 | 1996 | Shim Hye-jin | The Adventures of Mrs. Park |
| #18 | 1997 | Shin Eun-kyung | Downfall (Ch'ang) |
| #19 | 1998 | Shim Eun-ha | Christmas in August |
| #20 | 1999 | Jeon Do-yeon | The Harmonium in My Memory |
| #21 | 2000 | Lee Mi-yeon | Pisces |
| #22 | 2001 | Jang Jin-young | Sorum |
| #23 | 2002 | Kim Yoon-jin | Milae |
| #24 | 2003 | Jang Jin-young | Singles |
| #25 | 2004 | Lee Na-young | Someone Special |
| #26 | 2005 | Lee Young-ae | Sympathy for Lady Vengeance |
| #27 | 2006 | Kim Hye-soo | Tazza: The High Rollers |
| #28 | 2007 | Jeon Do-yeon | Secret Sunshine |
| #29 | 2008 | Son Ye-jin | My Wife Got Married |
| #30 | 2009 | Ha Ji-won | Closer to Heaven |
| #31 | 2010 | Yoon Jeong-hee Soo Ae |
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| #32 | 2011 | Kim Ha-neul | Blind |
| #33 | 2012 | Lim Soo-jung | All About My Wife |
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