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The Chaplin Awards have been conceived as a prestigious accolade to honour distinguished directors and actors, as well as to acknowledge lifetime achievements within the cinema industry. This award seeks to recognise individuals whose exceptional contributions have not only excelled but also set new benchmarks in the realm of film. By celebrating these outstanding achievements, The Chaplin Awards aim to perpetuate the legacy of innovation and excellence that characterises the cinematic arts.

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In 2018 the first Chaplin Award Asia was held in Shanghai and given to China's most prolific actor, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai for his amazing work in cinema.

Tony Leung Chiu-Wai

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In 2020 the Chaplin Award Asia went to Jiang Wen, an internationally acclaimed Chinese film actor, screenwriter, and director, for his outstanding contribution to cinema.

Jiang Wen

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In 2022 the Chaplin Award Asia went to Tian Zhuangzhuang,  film director, producer, and actor, for his amazing dedication and work in film.

Tian ZhuangZhuang

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Chaplin Award Asia Winner 2024: Brigitte Lin - A Cinematic Icon

Brigitte Lin Ching-hsia, a legendary figure in Chinese cinema, has been honored as the recipient of the Chaplin Award in Asia for 2024. Renowned for her striking performances and androgynous roles, Lin is celebrated as an icon of both Taiwanese and Hong Kong films. Born on November 3, 1954, in Chiayi, Taiwan, she emerged from humble beginnings to become one of the most recognizable faces in the industry.

Lin’s journey began in 1972 when she was discovered by a film producer on the streets of Taipei. Her debut in Chiung Yao’s film “Outside the Window” (1973) quickly catapulted her to stardom. Alongside contemporaries like Joan Lin and Charlie Chin, she became part of the celebrated group known as the “Two Chins, Two Lins,” dominating the romantic film genre in the 1970s.

Throughout her career, Lin has showcased her versatility in over 100 films, winning the Best Actress award at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival for her role in “Eight Hundred Heroes” (1976). Her collaborations with renowned directors such as Ringo Lam and Tsui Hark have solidified her status as a “screen goddess” among film lovers. Notable works include her iconic portrayal of Dongfang Bubai in “Swordsman II” (1992), which is frequently cited as one of cinema’s greatest performances.

Lin’s ability to break gender norms in her roles, often portraying male characters, has left a lasting impact on the film industry. Despite retiring in 1994, her influence continues to resonate, as she remains a symbol of strength and talent in the cinematic landscape.

Her extraordinary contributions to cinema, marked by a blend of charisma and depth, have earned her an indelible place in the hearts of audiences and filmmakers alike

Brigitte Lin- Lin QÄ«ngxiá

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In  2019 the second Chaplin Award Asia was held in The St. Regis Shanghai and was given to one of China's most acclaimed directors, Zhang Yimou for his incredible work in cinema

Zhang Yimou

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In 2022 the Chaplin Award Asia went to Donnie Yen, Having starred in 80 films, we can thank him for some of the best martial arts visuals on the big screen. 

Donnie Yen

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Chaplin Award Asia winner 2023 : Ge You: A Cinematic Icon

In a career spanning decades, Ge You's contributions to cinema have been nothing short of remarkable. His ability to transcend the ordinary and humanize his characters has left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape.

Ge You

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