The 11th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) took place on Saturday in Lagos, Nigeria, and it was a night to remember. The event, which celebrates outstanding achievements in the African film and television industry, saw Lisabi: The Uprising and Seven Doors emerge as the biggest winners of the night.
Lisabi: The Uprising, a film that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people, won several awards, including Best Art Direction, Best Make-up, and Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa). The film’s make-up artist, Hakeem Onilogbo (Hakeem Effect), was recognized for his exceptional work, which added to the film’s overall visual appeal.
Seven Doors, on the other hand, won the award for Best Score/Music, with Tolu Obanro’s composition impressing the judges. The film’s music was praised for its ability to enhance the narrative and create a lasting impression on the audience.
Other notable winners included Christmas in Lagos, which won the award for Best Costume Design, and Suspicion, which took home the award for Best Sound/Sound Design. Inkabi won the award for Best Editing, while Untying Kantai and Freedom Way won awards for Best Writing in a TV Series and Best Writing in a Movie, respectively.
The AMVCA also recognized the talents of digital content creators, with Iyo Prosper winning the award for Best Digital Content Creator. The event also honored industry veterans Sani Mu’azu and Nkem Owoh with the Industry Merit Award, while Kayode Kasum was recognized with the Trailblazer Award.
The winners’ list is a testament to the creativity and talent that exists in the African film and television industry. The AMVCA continues to play a vital role in promoting and celebrating African storytelling, and this year’s event was no exception.
Full List of Winners:
The AMVCA 2025 winners’ list is a comprehensive reflection of the best in African film and television. From costume design to sound design, editing, writing, and more, the winners showcase the exceptional talent that exists in the industry.
Celebrating African Storytelling:
The AMVCA is more than just an awards ceremony; it’s a celebration of African storytelling and the people who bring these stories to life. The event recognizes the hard work, dedication, and creativity that goes into producing high-quality content that resonates with audiences across the continent and beyond.
The Future of African Film:
The AMVCA 2025 winners’ list gives us a glimpse into the future of African film and television. With talented individuals and productions being recognized, it’s clear that the industry is in good hands. As the AMVCA continues to promote and celebrate African storytelling, we can expect to see even more exciting and innovative content in the years to come.
Stay tuned for more updates from the African film and television industry.
The AMVCA 2025 was a night to remember, and we’re already looking forward to next year’s event. With the talent and creativity on display, it’s clear that the African film and television industry will continue to thrive and entertain audiences around the world.
Source: Africa Publicity
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