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TV festival highlights winning series

OUTSTANDING TV productions were honored by the Shanghai International Film and TV Festival last night at Shanghai Oriental Art Center.

More than 50 entries, selected from around 800 international productions, were vying for this year’s Magnolia awards in TV film, TV series, documentary and animation categories.

French production “No Second Chance” took the TV film/miniseries award.

The suspense drama depicts a brave mother who spares no effort to find her missing 6-month-old daughter after her husband is murdered.

American fantasy “Game of Thrones” was named best foreign series.

In the Chinese TV series category, historical epic “Legend of Miyue” by Zheng Xiaolong took the best TV series award.

Kong Sheng and Li Xue shared the award for best TV series director for the epic “Nirvana In Fire.” Jiang Qitao won the best screenplay award for historical drama “Young Marshal.”

Hu Ge was named best actor for his touching portrayal of a man who avenges his family’s life and honor after years of scheme in “Nirvana In Fire.”

“I was so lucky to have a part in a series with such an outstanding team,” said Hu. “It is an honor for everyone devoting to the production.”

Sun Li won the best actress award for her impressive performance of Miyue — the first empress dowager in Chinese history — in “The Legend of Miyue.”

“When I shot the series, my daughter was only 4 months old,” Sun said. “It was a very difficult decision for a mother.”

Japanese documentary “Tora’s Family — 22 Years Story,” a heartwarming film about the changes between generations in an ordinary family, took the best documentary award.

The best animation award went to British production “Stick Man.”

Following the TV gala, the Shanghai International Film Festival kicks off tonight with a star-studded red carpet and grand opening ceremony. Chinese-American director Ang Lee, American actor Bradley Cooper, and South Korean heartthrob Lee Min-ho will be among those attending the ceremony.




 

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