Usuario:Elsenyor/DragonAzul
Los premios Dragón Azul' (en inglés: Blue Dragon Film Awards; en hangul: ) son unos premios cinematográficos surcoreanos creatos en 1963 por el periódico Chosun Ilbo r and discontinued in 1973. Sports Chosun, a Korean sports daily, resurrected the ceremony in 1990 and it has been held annually since then.[1]
Los premios Dragón Azul solo consideran como candidatos considers only blockbusters and popular movies of high artistic value released during the previous year. During the selection process, about forty movies that have made it to the final list are screened to the public for free. After the screening of each selection, the awards ceremony opens.
Awards[editar]
The categories are
- Best Film
- Best Director
- Best New Director
- Best Leading Actor
- Best Leading Actress
- Best Supporting Actor
- Best Supporting Actress
- Best New Actor
- Best New Actress
- Best Cinematography
- Best Music
- Best Art Direction
- Technical Award
- Best Original Screenplay
- Best Lighting
Other interesting categories are the Most Popular awarded to the star that received the most Netizen votes and the Most Popular Film awarded to the movie with the highest viewership throughout the previous year. A week prior to the award ceremony, the previous year's award recipients gather for a handprint event to immortalize their Blue Dragon award.
Best Film[editar]
| Ceremony[2] | Year | Film | Director |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1963 | Kinship | Kim Su-yong |
| #2 | 1964 | Extra Human Being | Yu Hyun-mok |
| #3 | 1965 | Sad Story of Self Supporting Child | Kim Su-yong |
| #4 | 1966 | Market | Lee Man-hee |
| #5 | 1967 | Flame in the Valley | Kim Su-yong |
| #6 | 1968 | Descendents of Cain | Yu Hyun-mok |
| #7 | 1969 | Old Man Making a Jar | Choi Ha-won |
| #8 | 1971 | When a Woman Breaks Her Jewel Box | Kim Su-yong |
| #9 | 1972 | Oyster Village | Jeong Jin-woo |
| #10 | 1973 | 3 Days of their Reign | Shin Sang-ok |
| #11 | 1990 | Black Republic | Park Kwang-su |
| #12 | 1991 | Death Song | Kim Ho-sun |
| #13 | 1992 | Our Twisted Hero | Park Jong-won |
| #14 | 1993 | Sopyonje | Im Kwon-taek |
| #15 | 1994 | The Taebaek Mountains | Im Kwon-taek |
| #16 | 1995 | A Single Spark | Park Kwang-su |
| #17 | 1996 | Festival | Im Kwon-taek |
| #18 | 1997 | Green Fish | Lee Chang-dong |
| #19 | 1998 | Christmas in August | Hur Jin-ho |
| #20 | 1999 | Nowhere to Hide | Lee Myung-Se |
| #21 | 2000 | Joint Security Area | Park Chan-wook |
| #22 | 2001 | One Fine Spring Day | Hur Jin-ho |
| #23 | 2002 | Chi-hwa-seon | Im Kwon-taek |
| #24 | 2003 | Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring | Kim Ki-duk |
Best Director[editar]
| Ceremony[2] | Year | Director | Film |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1963 | Lee Man-hee | Marines Who Never Returned |
| #2 | 1964 | Yu Hyun-mok | Extra Human Being |
| #3 | 1965 | Kim Su-yong | Sad Story of Self Supporting Child |
| #4 | 1966 | Lee Man-hee | Market |
| #5 | 1967 | Kim Su-yong | Children in the Firing Range |
| #6 | 1968 | Yu Hyun-mok | Descendents of Cain |
| #7 | 1969 | Choi Ha-won | Old Man Making a Jar |
| #8 | 1971 | Kim Ki-young | Woman of Fire |
| #9 | 1972 | Kim Hyo-cheon | Cattle Seller |
| #10 | 1973 | Jeong Jin-woo | Viva the Island Frog |
| #11 | 1990 | Jung Ji-young | Partisans of South Korea |
| #12 | 1991 | Im Kwon-taek | Fly High Run Far: Kaebyok |
| #13 | 1992 | Park Jong-won | Our Twisted Hero |
| #14 | 1993 | Kim Yoo-jin | Love is Oh Yeah! |
| #15 | 1994 | Jang Sun-woo | To You from Me |
| #16 | 1995 | Park Kwang-su | A Single Spark |
| #17 | 1996 | Im Kwon-taek | Festival |
| #18 | 1997 | Lee Chang-dong | Green Fish |
| #19 | 1998 | Hong Sang-soo | The Power of Kangwon Province |
| #20 | 1999 | Kang Je-gyu | Shiri |
| #21 | 2000 | Park Chan-wook | Joint Security Area |
| #22 | 2001 | Song Hae-sung | Failan |
| #23 | 2002 | Im Kwon-taek | Chi-hwa-seon |
| #24 | 2003 | Park Chan-wook | Oldboy |
Best Leading Actress[editar]
| Ceremony[2] | Year | Actress | Film |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1963 | Hwang Jeong-sun | Kinship |
| #2 | 1964 | Moon Jeung-suk | Never Look Back |
| #3 | 1965 | Eom Aeng-ran | Beautiful Eye Pupil |
| #4 | 1966 | Moon Jeung-suk | Market |
| #5 | 1967 | Joo Jeung-nyeo | Flame in the Valley |
| #6 | 1968 | Nam Jeong-im | Bunnyeo |
| #7 | 1969 | Kim Jee-mi | Your Name is Woman |
| #8 | 1971 | Yoon Yeo-jang | Woman of Fire |
| #9 | 1972 | Yoon Jung-hee | Oyster Village |
| #10 | 1973 | Jeong Jin-woo | Simcheong |
| #11 | 1990 | Won Mi-kyung | Only Because You Are a Woman |
| #12 | 1991 | Chang Mi-hee | Death Song |
| #13 | 1992 | Kang Su-yeon | Road to the Racetrack |
| #14 | 1993 | Kim Hye-soo | First Love |
| #15 | 1994 | Choi Myung-gil | La Vie en Rose |
| #16 | 1995 | Kim Hye-soo Pang Eun-jin |
Dr. Bong 301, 302 |
| #17 | 1996 | Shim Hye-jin | The Adventures of Mrs. Park |
| #18 | 1997 | Shin Eun-kyung | Downfall (Ch'ang) |
| #19 | 1998 | Shim Eun-ha | Christmas in August |
| #20 | 1999 | Jeon Do-yeon | Harmonium in My Memory |
| #21 | 2000 | Lee Mi-yeon | Pisces |
| #22 | 2001 | Chang Jin-young | Sorum |
| #23 | 2002 | Kim Yoon-jin | Milae |
| #24 | 2003 | Jang Jin-young | Singles |
Best Leading Actor[editar]
| Ceremony[2] | Year | Actor | Film |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | 1963 | Kim Seung-ho | Kinship |
| #2 | 1964 | Kim Jin-kyu | Extra Human Being |
| #3 | 1965 | Kim Jin-kyu | Extra Human Being |
| #4 | 1966 | Shin Young-kyun | Market |
| #5 | 1967 | Kim Seung-ho | Fishing Boats are Full |
| #6 | 1968 | Shin Young-kyun | King's Father |
| #7 | 1969 | Park No-shik | Revengeful Man |
| #8 | 1971 | Choi Mu-ryong | A Facedown in 30 Years |
| #9 | 1972 | Park No-shik | Cattle Seller |
| #10 | 1973 | Shin Young-kyun | 3 Days of their Reign |
| #11 | 1990 | Ahn Sung-ki | Partisans of South Korea |
| #12 | 1991 | Im Sung-min | Death Song |
| #13 | 1992 | Moon Sung-geun | Road to the Racetrack |
| #14 | 1993 | Kim Myung-gon | Sopyonje |
| #15 | 1994 | Moon Sung-geun Park Joong-hoon |
To You from Me The Rules of the Game |
| #16 | 1995 | Choi Min-soo | Terrorist |
| #17 | 1996 | Moon Sung-geun | A Petal |
| #18 | 1997 | Han Suk-kyu | Green Fish |
| #19 | 1998 | Park Shin-yang | A Promise |
| #20 | 1999 | Lee Jung-jae | Our Sunny Days |
| #21 | 2000 | Sol Kyung-gu | Peppermint Candy |
| #22 | 2001 | Choi Min-shik | Failan |
| #23 | 2002 | Sol Kyung-gu | Public Enemy |
| #24 | 2003 | Choi Min-shik | Oldboy |
Notes[editar]
- ↑ «Film Awards Ceremonies in Korea» (en ingles). koreanfilm.org. Consultado el 2 de febrero de 2008.
- ↑ a b c d «Awards» (XLS) (en ingles). koreanfilm.org. Consultado el 12 de febrero de 2008.
External links[editar]
- Official website (2006 awards)
- The 27th Blue Dragon Awards at "Tracking the Blue Dragon Dumplings"
- «Film Awards Ceremonies in Korea» (en ingles). koreanfilm.org. Consultado el 2 de febrero de 2008.