38th Blue Dragon Awards Winners (2017)

This years honors and awards went to the following films.
by November 26, 2017

38th Blue Dragon Awards

The 38th Blue Dragon Awards ceremony was held on November 25th, 2017 in Seoul. This ceremony was presented by Sports Chosun to honor the past year’s popular blockbuster films. Here are some of the big winners!

Big Winners

                     Best Film                                         Best Director                           Best Supporting Actress                                                                    (Kim Heyon-suk)                                        (Kim So-jin)

Best Actor                                           Best Actress                                        Best Editing
  (Song Kang-ho)                                     (Na Moon-hee)                                    (Shin Min-Kyung)

                  Best Music
                (Jo Young-wook)

              Audience Award

                       Review

Other Awards

   Cinematography & Lighting                       Best Screenplay                                      Art Direction
    (Jo Hyung-rae, Park Jung-woo)                     (Hwang Dong-hyuk)                                (Lee Hoo-kyung)

                                                                                                                                                         Review

Best Supporting Actor                                                       Technical Award
      (Jin Seon-kyu)                                                                   (Kwon Gwi-duk)

                                                                                                                                        Review

New Talent Awards

   Best Actor (Do Kyung-soo)          Best Actress (Choi Hee-seo)        Best Director (Lee Hyeon-joo)

 

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by Tyler Colosimo - Nov 23, 2017

by Tyler Colosimo - Nov 29, 2017

Tyler is a passionate fan of East Asian cinema, especially South Korean films which he has followed closely for nearly two decades. He started one of the Pacific Northwest's first Korean Cinema Clubs out of the University of Idaho in 2004, where he also spent a year abroad studying Japanese at Nagasaki University of Foreign Languages. Since 2011, Tyler has been living and working in Seoul, South Korea as a freelance English teacher and writer. He also spent one year studying at Sogang University's well-known Korean Language program.
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