2nd Hong Kong Film Awards

2nd Hong Kong Film Awards
Date	1983

The ceremony for the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards was held in 1983.^[1]

Awards

Best Film

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Ann Hui	Boat People	Nomad Lonely Fifteen Coolie Killer Prodigal Son

Best Director

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Ann Hui	Boat People	David Lai — Lonely Fifteen Patrick Tam Kar-Ming — Nomad Choi Gai-Kwong — Teenage Dreamers Sammo Hung — Prodigal Son

Best Screenplay

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Yau Tai On Ping	Boat People	Yau Kong-Kin, Chan Koon-Chung, Chan Wan-Man, Eddie Fong Ling-Ching, Patrick Tam Kar-Ming, Kam Ping-Hing — Nomad Manfred Wong — Lonely Fifteen Lee Pik-Wah — Once Upon a Mirage Li Han-Xiang — Tiger Killer

Best Actor

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Karl Maka Sammo Hung	Aces Go Places Carry On Pickpocket	Chan Wai-Man — Crimson Street George Lam — Boat People Leslie Cheung — Nomad

Best Actress

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Lam Pik-Kei	Lonely Fifteen	Sylvia Chang — Aces Go Place Cherie Chung — Eclipse Cora Miao — Boat People Ma Si-San — Boat People

Best New Performer

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Ma Si-San	Boat People	Lam Pik-Kei — Lonely Fifteen Andy Lau — Boat People Chow Sau-Lan — Teenage Dreamers Cecilia Yip — Nomad Pat Ha — Nomad Irene Wan — Lonely Fifteen Irene Wan — Happy Sixteen

Best Cinematography

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Arthur Wong	He Lives by Night	Lai Sui-Ming, David Chung Chi-Man — Coolie Killer Wong Chung-Biu — Nomad Tong Bo-Sang — Lonely Fifteen Arthur Wong — Life After Life

Best Film Editing

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Chow Kwok-Chung	He Lives by Night	Kin Kin — Boat People David Wu Dai-Wai — Coolie Killer Chow Kwok-Chung — Life After Life Mak Family Editing Group — Lonely Fifteen

Best Art Direction

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Tony Au Ting-Ping	Boat People	Yee Chung-Man, William Cheung Suk-Ping — It Takes Two William Chang Suk Ping — Nomad Wong Yui-Man — Life After Life Wong Yui-Man — He Lives by Night

Best Action Direction

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Sammo Hung Kam-Bo, Lam Ching-Ying, Yuen Biao, Billy Chan Wui-Ngai	Prodigal Son	Jackie Chan, Corey Yuen Kwai, Fung Hak-On — Dragon Lord Corey Yuen Kwai, Mang Hoi — Ninja in the Dragon Den Lau Kar-Leung, King Chue, Siu Hau — Legendary Weapon of China Yuen Woo-Ping, Brandy Yuen Chun-Yeung, Yuen Sun-Yi, Yuen Cheung-Yan, Yuen Yat-Choh, Chiu Chung-Hing — The Miracle Fighters Ma Yin-Tat, Poon Ching-Fuk, Wong Seung-Hoi, Yu Hoi — Shaolin Temple

Best Original Film Score

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Chris Babida	Life After Life	Teddy Robin Kwan — Aces Go Places Law Wing-Fai — Boat People Chuk Hang-Him — Soul of the Wind Lam Man-Yi — Nomad

Best Original Film Song

Winner	Winning film	Nominees
Happy Sixteen theme song Composer: Chan Chau-Ha Lyricist: Lam Chun-Keung Singer: Lo Wan-Na	Happy Sixteen	Aces Go Places theme song Composer: Sam Hui Singer: Sam Hui My Darling, My Goddess theme song Composer: Nip On-Tat Lyricist: Peter Lai Bei-Tak Singer: Alan Tam Till Death Do We Scare theme song Composer: Teddy Robin Kwan Lyricist: Raymond Wong Bak-Ming Singer: Alan Tam Once Upon a Rainbow theme song Composer: Lam Man-Yi Singer: Lui On-Na

References

↑ 第二屆香港電影金像獎得獎名單 (in Chinese). Hong Kong Film Awards Association. Retrieved 2 September 2011.

External links

Official website of the Hong Kong Film Awards

Hong Kong Film Awards

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