60th Golden Horse Awards

The 60th Golden Horse Awards (Chinese: 第60屆金馬獎) took place on November 25, 2023, at the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan. Organized by the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival Executive Committee, the awards honoured the best in Chinese-language filmography of 2022 and 2023.[2] Nominations were announced on October 3, 2023.[3][4]

60th Golden Horse Awards
Promotional poster
DateNovember 25, 2023
SiteSun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan
Hosted byLulu Huang Lu Zi Yin[1]
Preshow hostsPink Yang and Tsao Yu-ning
Organized byTaipei Golden Horse Film Festival Executive Committee
Highlights
Best Feature FilmStonewalling
Best DirectorHsiao Ya-chuan
Old Fox
Best ActorWu Kang-ren
Abang Adik
Best ActressAudrey Lin
Trouble Girl
Most awardsOld Fox (4)
Most nominationsSnow in Midsummer (9)
Television in Taiwan
NetworkTTV
Taiwan Mobile myVideo and Line Today (online streaming)

Stonewalling from husband-and-wife duo Ryuji Otsuka and Huang Ji won Best Narrative Feature (along with Best Editing), awhile Old Fox get the most win with 4 awards despite Snow in Midsummer received most of the nomination (in which, they only won Best Sound Effects).[5] One of the big headline during the award ceremony was Audrey Lin, who became the youngest actress ever to won the Best Leading Actress at the age of 12.[6]

The ceremony

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface.[9][10][11]

  • Youth (Spring)
    • Elegies
    • Where
    • Free Beats: The Musical Journey of Chen Ming Chang
    • The Clinic
  • Pigsy
  • Before the Box Gets Emptied
    • Reclaim My Summer
    • Boys on the Bridge
    • Al Niente
    • The Stag
  • The Memo
    • Of Dreams in the Dream of Another Mirror
    • Hearing from the Dolphin
    • Eviction and Beyond
    • Girl of Wind
  • Monsoon Blue
    • The Egret River
    • Ever-Changing Clouds, Like My Ever-Changing Life
    • Ghost of the Dark Path
    • Braided
  • Archin Yen – Eye of the Storm
    • Tu Wei-ting – Trouble Girl
    • Lin Chi-feng, Bala Lin, Liu Jia-xuan and Aben Lee – The Bridge Curse: Ritual
    • Tomi Kuo, Hulk Chen and Gareth Wang – The Pig, The Snake and The Pigeon
  • Huang Mei-ching and Tu Shuo-feng – Eye of the Storm
    • Wang Chih-cheng and You Li-wen – Old Fox
    • Huang Mei-ching and Cheng Chia-cheng – Trouble Girl
    • Wu Jo-yun – Miss Shampoo
    • Albert Poon Yick-sum and Kate Tse – In Broad Daylight
  • Tu Duu-chih, Wu Shu-yao and Chen Kuan-ting – Snow in Midsummer
    • Sidney Hu and Li Chun-yi – Trouble Girl
    • Book Chien, Sun Sy-yuan and Tang Hsiang-chu – Eye of the Storm
    • Tu Duu-chih and Huang Yuan-tse – A Boy and a Girl
    • Book Chien, Chen Jia-li, Yang Jia-shen and Tang Hsiang-chu – The Pig, The Snake and The Pigeon
  • Lin Shih-ken

External awards

Audience Choice Award
(picked by audience members who watched the Best Narrative Feature nominated entries in its entirety)
FIPRESCI Prize
(award for first and second features)[12]
NETPAC Award
(award for feature films by Asian new talent)[13]
Observation Missions for Asian Cinema Award
(picked from NETPAC Award nominated entries)[13]

Jury

Winners are jointly decided by the final stage jurors.[8][14][15]

Final stage jurors

  • Ang Lee, Taiwanese filmmaker (Jury President)
  • Eric Shih, Taiwanese film distributor
  • Mo Tzu-yi, Taiwanese actor
  • Anthony Chen, Singaporean filmmaker
  • Kay Huang, Taiwanese musician
  • Liu Wei-jan, Taiwanese film producer and screenwriter

Shortlist and final stage jurors

  • Sung Wen-chung, Taiwanese cinematographer
  • Chris Shum Wai-chung, Hong Kong lyricist
  • Boo Junfeng, Singaporean filmmaker
  • John Hsu, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Umin Boya, Taiwanese film director and actor
  • Ma Hsin, Taiwanese film critic
  • Chen Po-jen, Taiwanese production designer
  • Laha Mebow, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Heiward Mak, Hong Kong filmmaker
  • Joe Hsieh, Taiwanese animation director

Preliminary, shortlist, final stage and documentary juror

  • Jill Li, Taiwanese documentary filmmaker

Preliminary and documentary jurors

  • Hung Chun-hsiu, Taiwanese documentary filmmaker
  • Stefano Centini, Italian filmmaker
  • Huang Yi-ling, Taiwanese film editor
  • Lau Kek Huat, Malaysian filmmaker

Preliminary and animation jurors

  • Yu Yu, Taiwanese animation director
  • Wu De-chuen, Taiwanese animation director
  • Wong Ping, Hong Kong animation artist

Preliminary and live action short film jurors

  • Lam Sum, Hong Kong filmmaker
  • Hsu Kuo-lun, Taiwanese film producer
  • Tseng Ying-ting, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Huang Xi, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Ryan Cheng, Taiwanese film critic
  • Hsieh Pei-ju, Taiwanese filmmaker

Preliminary and narrative feature jurors

  • Fiona Roan, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Ko Chen-nien, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Chan Ching-lin, Taiwanese filmmaker
  • Chienn Hsiang, Taiwanese cinematographer and director
  • Cora Yim, Hong Kong producer

External awards

FIPRESCI Prize jury

  • Paolo Bertolin, Italian film critic, film programmer and film producer
  • Kalash Nanda Kumar, Malaysian film critic, film programmer and filmmaker
  • Wang Chun-chi, Taiwanese film academic

Source:[12]

NETPAC Award jury

  • Jo Ji-hoon, South Korean film programmer and film producer
  • Loïc Valceschini, Swiss film programmer and film critic
  • Chen Huei-yin, Taiwanese film programmer and film critic

Source:[13]

See also

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