Screen Nation Award 2014

Screen Nation Award ceremony was held in London Park Plaza Embankment, started off with Red Carpet opening where all London Nollywood and parapazzi were present to capture all the fine moment and lovely fashion on the red carpet.

At the reception area guest, celebrities and fan mingled and network before the award commence. Drinks and cocktail food were served, African UK TV stars were present; which includ khali best (Dexter that feature in Eastender TV series), Ashley walters (TopBoy), Gboyega and chinny (Holby city), chucky venn, Adeola, Tboy, and others.

The host for the night was Nigeria chief comedian Ali baba who did not hesitate to entertain the audience with humorous joke, the guest could not have enough.  The co-host for the night is Actress Caroline Chikezie.

 List Of Winners

 Best African Film

‘Of Good Report’ – Jahmil X.T. Qubeka, South Africa
‘Nairobi Half Life’ – David Kitonga, Kenya/Germany
‘Mother of George’ – Andrew Dosunmu, Nigeria/USA
‘Half of A Yellow Sun’ – Biyi Bandele, Nigeria/UK
‘B for Boy’ – Chika Anadu, Nigeria/UK

Favourite Female African International
Lupita Nyong’o (USA/Kenya)
Linda Ejiofor (Nigeria)
Danai Gurira (USA/Zimbabwe)
Damilola Adegbite (Nigeria)
Adepero Oduye (USA/Nigeria)

Favourite Male African International
OC Ukeje (Nigeria)
Joseph Benjamin (Nigeria)
Femi Jacobs (Nigeria)
Chris Attoh (Ghana)
Anthony Monjaro (Nigeria)
Alex Ekubo (Nigeria)

Favourite Nigerian (New Nollywood) Film
Amina
Turning Point
Tango with Me
Onye Ozi
Hoodrush
Flower Girl
Confusion Na Wa

Diversity in Factual Production
Albino Witchcraft Murders – BBC4 Bad 25 – BBC2
Burma: My Father and the Forgotten Army – BBC2

First Amongst Equals: The Laurie Cunningham Story – ITV1
The Cruel Cut – C4
Martin Luther King and the March on Washington – BBC2

Diversity in Drama Production
Dancing on the Edge – BBC2
Death in Paradise – BBC1
Holby City – BBC2
Luther – BBC1 Run – C4
Top Boy – C4 Youngers C4

Independent Spirit Film Production
Fedz – Top Dog
Gone Too Far – Destiny Ekaragha
It’s a Lot – Femi Oyeniran & Darwood
Grace Sable Fable – Stephen Lloyd Jackson
The Fade – Andy Mundy-Castle

Favorite Black Channel (Public Voting)
ABN TV
BEN TV
Nollywood Movies
The Africa Channel
Vox Africa

Honorary and Major Awards
Classic Movie – Do the Right Thing
Classic TV (Intl.) – The Cosby Show
Classic TV (UK) – Desmond’s
Edric Connor Inspiration (Posthumously) – FELIX DEXTER
Outstanding Contribution – Bill Duke