2019 Golden Movie Awards

The 2019 Golden Movie Awards is an African film award ceremony that was hosted at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra, Ghana.^[1]

Winners

The results of the 2019 awards were as follows:^[1]^[2]

Golden Makeup Artiste	Golden Costume
Mulindwa Richards – 94 Terror	Nalubega Rashida – 94 Terror
Golden Short Film	Golden Editor
Yemoh Ike – Le Banc sur Le Rivage Du Lac	Okechukwu Oku – Levi
Golden Art Director	Golden Soundtrack
Mulindwa Richard & Nkalubo Rhonnie Abrahim – 94 Terror	Gomez Tito – Azali
Golden Cinematography	Golden Editor Video
William K. Abgeti – Azali	Okechukwu Oku – Levi
Golden Screenplay – Drama	Golden Screenplay – Comedy
Mulindwa Richard – 94 Terror	Daniel Adjokatcher – Bigman Wahala
Golden Indigenous Movie	Golden Movie Discovery
Kwabena Gyansah – Azali	Ninsiima Ronah – 94 Terror
Golden Movie – Comedy	Golden Movie – Drama
Judith Audu – Bedroom Points	Kwabena Gyansah – Azali
Golden Actor – Drama	Golden Actress – Drama
Ramsey Nouah – Levi	Christabel Ekeh – Adoma
Golden Actor – Comedy	Golden Actress – Comedy
Oscar Provencial – Bigman Wahala	Omowunmi Dada – Bedroom points
Golden Supporting Actor – Drama	Golden Supporting Actress – Drama
Jeffery Nortey – Adoma	Jasmine Baroudi – Adoma
Golden Supporting Actor – Comedy	Golden Supporting Actress – Comedy
John Tijani – Bigman Wahala	Moyo Lawal – Bedroom Points
Golden Promising Actor	Golden Overall
Asana Alhassan – Azali	Kwabena Gyansah – Azali

^ ^a ^b Asamoah, Aba (27 August 2019). "Winners of 2019 Golden Movie Awards". GhanaWeb. The Ghana Report. Retrieved 29 November 2019.
^ Sarpong, Yaw (25 August 2019). "2019 Golden Movie Awards Winners – Full List". PlugTimes.com. Archived from the original on 29 November 2020. Retrieved 29 November 2019.

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