The Africa Movie Academy Awards, AMAA, honours the best film talents in several categories every year since 2005. However, some categories like in the AMAA 2022, become saturated and competitive.
Actors and films tie in several categories leaving the wins to only the best.
AMAA 2022 night will be similar in all ways to the previous awards nights with York-Fabian Raabe taking the lead in the nominations as did “Borga”, his feature film debut.
“Borga” is an independent film about the fake-rich presentation of Africans living abroad. The struggle to have a reputable appearance and earn respect is the central issue of the film and as the name “Borga” describes.
“Borga” has been successful since its release and might be on its way to even bigger recognition after the AMAA 2022 night.
“Borga” Cast
Eugene Boateng, Christiane Paul, Lydia Forson, Adjetey Anang, Jude Arnold Kurankyi, Emmanuel Affedzi, Prince Kuhlmann, Ibrahima Sanogo, Joseph Otsiman, Thelma Buabeng, Jerry Kwarteng, Martin Stange, Helgi Schmid, Devrim Lingnau, Solomon Anim, Jamal Baba, Mustapha Yakubu, James Akron Lartey, Elikem Kumordzie, Elke Twiesselmann, Fatma Tazegül, Ekow Blankson, Joyce Mayne Sanhá, Evelyn Modzaka, Bridget Bonnie, Sitsofe Tsikor.
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All 14 AMAA 2022 Nominations for “Borga”
- Best Film
- Best Director (York-Fabian Raabe)
- First feature by a Director (York-Fabian Raabe)
- Best Actor in a Leading Role (Eugene Boateng)
- Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Lydia Forson)
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Adjetey Anang)
- Best Young and/Promising Actor (Emmanuel Affedzi)
- Achievement in Screenplay (York-Fabian Raabe, Toks Körner)
- Achievement in Editing (Bobby Good, Kaya Inan)
- Achievement in Cinematography (Tobias von dem Borne)
- Achievement in Sound (Floyd Fürstenau, Robin Harff, Paul Powaljaew)
- Best Achievement in visual Effects (Michael Brink, Rolf Muetze)
- Best Achievement in Production Design (Anthony Tomety, Tanja Arlt)
- Best Film in an African Language
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