33rd Hundred Flowers Awards

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The 33rd Hundred Flowers Awards was held on September 24, 2016 in Tangshan, Hebei province. [1] [2] [3]

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Awards and nominations

Best Film

WinnerWinning filmNominees
N/A The Dead End Mojin: The Lost Legend
Monster Hunt
Goodbye Mr. Loser
Wolf Warriors

Best Director

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Wuershan Mojin: The Lost Legend * Guan Hu for Mr. Six
* Peter Chan for Dearest
* Wu Jing for Wolf Warriors
* Raman Hui for Monster Hunt

Best Screenplay

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Cao Baoping/Mai Jiao The Dead End * Wu Jing/Liu Yi/Dong Qun/Gao Yan for Wolf Warriors
* Zhang Ji for Dearest
* Alan Yuen for Monster Hunt
* Peng Damo/Yan Fei for Goodbye Mr. Loser

Best Actor

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Feng Shaofeng Wolf Totem * Feng Xiaogang for Mr. Six
* Jing Boran for Monster Hunt
* Deng Chao for The Dead End
* Huang Bo for Dearest

Best Actress

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Xu Qing Mr. Six * Bai Baihe for Go Away Mr. Tumor
* Zhao Wei for Dearest
* Yu Nan for Wolf Warriors
* Shu Qi for Mojin: The Lost Legend

Best Supporting Actor

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Li Yifeng Mr. Six * Zhang Yi for Dearest
* Chen Xiao for The Taking of Tiger Mountain
* Duan Yihong for The Dead End
* Xia Yu for Mojin: The Lost Legend

Best Supporting Actress

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Angelababy Mojin: The Lost Legend * Wang Zhi for Goodbye Mr. Loser
* Li Yuan for Go Away Mr. Tumor
* Yao Chen for Monster Hunt
* Liang Jing for Mr. Six

Best Newcomer

WinnerWinning filmNominees
Zhuang Xiaolong Wolf Warriors * Li Yiqing for Dearest
* Cherry Ngan for Mojin: The Lost Legend

Lifetime Achievement award

Outstanding Film

Outstanding Film Special Commendation

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References

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