Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Production Design

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The Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Production Design is an annual merit by the Africa Film Academy to reward the best art direction in a film for the year. It was introduced in 2008 as Achievement in Art Direction but was renamed to Best Production Design since the 2011 edition. [1]

Best Production Design
YearFilmArt DirectionResult
2008 New JerusalemWon
RivalNominated
Across the Niger Nominated
30 Days Nominated
Iranse AjeNominated
Princess Tyra Nominated
2009 Small Boy Michelle Bello Won
Five ApostlesIfeanyi OnyeaborNominated
Agony of the ChristJude OdohNominated
From a Whisper Kay TuckermanNominated
RevolutionEddybongo UkaNominated
2010 FulaniWon
I Sing of a WellNominated
The ChildNominated
The Figurine Nominated
ImaniNominated
2011 Viva Riva! Won
Tango With Me Nominated
HopevilleNominated
6 Hours To ChristmasNominated
MaamiNominated
2012 Phone Swap Won
Somewhere in Africa Nominated
Otelo Burning Nominated
Adesuwa Nominated
How to Steal 2 Million Nominated
2013 ElelwaniWon
Virgin MagaridaNominated
The Twin SwordNominated
Contract Nominated
Blood And HennaNominated
Okoro The PrinceNominated
2014 A Northern Affair Won
Of Good ReportNominated
Ni SisiNominated
Good Old Days: Love of AANominated
Apaye Nominated
2015 iNumber Number Won
October 1 Nominated
Le PresidentNominated
Run Nominated
Timbuktu Nominated
2016 The Cursed Ones Won
Ayanda Nominated
Missing GodNominated
A Soldier's Story Nominated
Out of LuckNominated
2017 76 Won
Call Me Thief Nominated
Félicité Nominated
Queen of Katwe Nominated
The Last of UsNominated
2018 Five Fingers for Marseilles Won
Kada RiverNominated
Tatu Nominated
In My CountryNominated
Cross RoadsNominated
2019 Redemption Won
Rafiki Nominated
Urgent Nominated
Ellen: The Ellen Pakkies Story Nominated
Sew the Winter to My Skin Nominated
The Delivery Boy Nominated
The Burial of Kojo Nominated
The Mercy of the Jungle Nominated
2020 Knuckle City Won
Ratnik Nominated
Zulu Wedding Nominated
Perfect Picture: Ten Years Later Nominated
This is Not A Burial, It’s a resurrection Nominated
Foreigner’s GodNominated
Gold Coast Lounge Nominated
The Ghost and the House of Truth Nominated
2021 The Gravedigger’s Wife Won
The TakersNominated
Nyara (The Kidnapping)Nominated
TecoraNominated
Shadow Parties Nominated

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References

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