4th Macau International Movie Festival

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The 4th Macau International Movie Festival ceremony, presented by the Macau Film and Television Media Association and China International Cultural Communication Center, honored the best films of 2012. The event took place on December 13, 2012, at Macau UA Galaxy Cinemas in Macau. [1]

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Winners and nominees

  • Outbreak Mother – Gao Bo
    • Happy Hotel – Wang Yuelun
    • Stand-In – Wan Li
    • Xiao Xing Tian Xia – Ye Huaijun
    • Iron Man: Wang Jinxi – Song Jiangbo
  • Ye Huaijun Xiao Xing Tian Xia
    • Shi Lei One Night To Be Star
    • Wang Yuelun Happy Hotel
    • Zheng Zhen Ever Loving Ocean Of Blues
    • Gao Bo Outbreak Mother
  • Yu Entai Stand-In
    • Guo Tao Million Dollar Crocodil
    • Zhang Zhizhong Iron Man: Wang Jinxi
    • Jiang Wu  Happy Hotel
    • Feng Lei Under The Temptation
  • Gigi Leung  Seasons of Life
    • Carmen Masola One Night To Be Star
    • Ju Wenpei  Deng En Ming's Childhood
    • Siqin Gaowa  Yang Guang's Happy Life
  • Iron Man: Wang Jinxi – Ma Daishan
    • When the Meteor Across the Sky – Liu Yihan
    • Sweet Eighteen – He Wenchao
    • Shadow Player – Ibrahim Wang
  • None
    • All For Love – Long Shensong and Chen Youliang
    • Ever Loving Ocean of Blues – Shang Zhiqiang
    • Shanshui station – Zhou Wencao
  • None
  • Life is Elsewhere –Huang Jiandong

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References

  1. 第四届澳门国际电影电视节完美落幕 获奖名单公布. cntv (in Chinese). 2012-12-13. Archived from the original on 2016-12-20. Retrieved 2015-10-30.