The Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Sound is an annual merit by the Africa Film Academy to reward films with the most adjured and euphoric sound for the year. [1]
Best Sound | |||
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Year | Film | Sound Mixers | Result |
2005 | Yesterday | Won | |
Eye of the Gods | Nominated | ||
Osuofia in London | Nominated | ||
2006 | Widow's Cot | Won | |
Eagle's Bride | Nominated | ||
Behind Closed Doors | Nominated | ||
Secret Adventure | Nominated | ||
Rising Moon | Nominated | ||
Arrou | Nominated | ||
2007 | Abeni | Won | |
The Amazing Grace | Nominated | ||
Sitanda | Nominated | ||
Mokili | Nominated | ||
2008 | White Waters | Won | |
Mirror of Beauty | Nominated | ||
Black Friday | Nominated | ||
Across the Niger | Nominated | ||
Mission to Nowhere | Nominated | ||
2009 | Seventh Heaven | Won | |
From a Whisper | Nominated | ||
Battle of the Soul | Nominated | ||
Gugu and Andile | Nominated | ||
Grey Focus | Nominated | ||
2010 | I Sing of a Well | Won | |
The Tenant | Nominated | ||
Season of a Life | Nominated | ||
The Perfect Picture | Nominated | ||
Soul Diaspora | Nominated | ||
2011 | Shirley Adams | Won | |
Sinking Sands | Nominated | ||
Izulu Lami | Nominated | ||
Viva Riva! | Nominated | ||
Tango With Me | Nominated | ||
2012 | State of Violence | Won | |
Otelo Burning | Nominated | ||
How to Steal 2 Million | Nominated | ||
Man on Ground | Nominated | ||
Algiers Murder | Nominated | ||
2013 | Nairobi Half Life | Won | |
Last Flight to Abuja | Nominated | ||
Streets Of Calabar | Nominated | ||
Heroes and Zeros | Nominated | ||
Zama Zama | Nominated | ||
Virgin Magarida | Nominated | ||
2014 | The Forgotten Kingdom | Won | |
Felix | Nominated | ||
A Northern Affair | Nominated | ||
Nothing For Mahala | Nominated | ||
Of Good Report | Nominated | ||
2015 | Lonbraz Kann | Won | |
Le President | Nominated | ||
Timbuktu | Nominated | ||
Run | Nominated | ||
iNumber Number | Nominated | ||
2016 | Fifty | Won | |
Eye of the Storm | Nominated | ||
The Cursed Ones | Nominated | ||
Behind Closed Doors | Nominated | ||
Rebecca | Nominated | ||
Falling | Nominated | ||
2017 | Vaya | Won | |
93 Days | Nominated | ||
Félicité | Nominated | ||
Wulu | Nominated | ||
Dora’s Peace | Nominated | ||
2018 | Hotel Called Memory | Won | |
The Lost Café | Nominated | ||
The Road To Sunshine | Nominated | ||
Pop Lock ‘N’ Roll | Nominated | ||
Sidechic Gang | Nominated | ||
2019 | Mabata Bata | Won | |
Urgent | Nominated | ||
Redemption | Nominated | ||
Make Room | Nominated | ||
The Last Victim | Nominated | ||
The Delivery Boy | Nominated | ||
The Burial of Kojo | Nominated | ||
Sew the Winter to My Skin | Nominated | ||
2020 | Fiela’s Child | Won | |
Knuckle City | Nominated | ||
Children of the Storm | Nominated | ||
The Ghost and House of Truth | Nominated | ||
For Maria: Ebun Pataki | Nominated | ||
40 Sticks | Nominated | ||
Desrances | Nominated | ||
Gold Coast Lounge | Nominated | ||
2021 | Hairareb | Pending | |
African American | Pending | ||
The Gravedigger’s Wife | Pending | ||
Eyimofe | Pending | ||
La Femme Anjola | Pending | ||
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