Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Makeup

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The Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Makeup is an annual merit by the Africa Film Academy to reward the best transformation in a film for the year. [1]

Best Makeup
YearFilmMakeup byResult
2005 Yesterday Won
Eye of the GodsNominated
Games Women PlayNominated
2006 My Mother's HeartWon
Eagle's BrideNominated
Secret AdventureNominated
Rising Moon Nominated
2007 AzimaWon
MarokoNominated
Covenant ChurchNominated
The Amazing GraceNominated
2008 Princess Tyra Won
New JerusalemNominated
Mirror of BeautyNominated
African SoldierNominated
Across the Niger Nominated
2009 Live to RememberWon
Agony of the ChristNominated
From a Whisper Nominated
The AssassinNominated
Ase n’tedumareNominated
2010 The ChildWon
I Sing of a WellNominated
Heart of Men Nominated
The King is MineNominated
FulaniNominated
2011 Sinking Sands Won
Viva Riva! Nominated
InaleNominated
A Private StormNominated
A Small Town Called DescentNominated
2012 Shattered Won
Rugged PriestNominated
Adesuwa Nominated
State Research BureauNominated
Somewhere in Africa Nominated
2013 The Meeting Won
The Twin SwordNominated
ElelwaniNominated
Ninah’s DowryNominated
Okoro The PrinceNominated
Uhlanga the Mark Nominated
2014 Once Upon A Road TripWon
A Mile from Home Nominated
Apaye Nominated
Felista FableNominated
Potomanto Nominated
2019 The Mercy of the Jungle Won
Veronica's Wish Joan NantegeNominated
Make RoomNominated
The Burial of Kojo Nominated
Before the VowsNominated
Gold StatueNominated
Sew the Winter to My Skin Nominated
2020 The Milkmaid Rahila MangaWon
Knuckle City Nominated
RatnikNominated
1929Nominated
Heroes of AfricaNominated
2021 The Gravedigger’s Wife Won
Fried Barry Nominated
Tecora Nominated
The TakersNominated
Mission To Rescue Nominated

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References

  1. "Official Website of the AMAAs". Africa Movie Academy Awards. Retrieved 22 May 2014.