MANILA, Philippines — Historical action film "12.12: The Day" and Disney+'s action-fantasy series "Moving" won the Grand Prizes for Film and Television, respectively, at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards in South Korea.
"12.12: The Day" won two other awards: Best Film and Best Actor for Hwang Jung-min.
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Nonetheless, horror film "Exhuma" took home the most awards among movies as it won Best Director for Jang Jae-hyun, Best Actress for Kim Go-eun, Best New Actor for Lee Do-hyun, and Best Technical Achievement for the sound design by Kim Byung-in.
The female counterpart of Lee Do-hyun's recognition went to singer-actress Bibi for "Hopeless," while the supporting role awards went to Kim Jong-soo for "Smugglers" and Lee Sang-hee for "My Name is Loh Kiwan."
The remaining film award winners were "A Wild Roomer" filmmaker Lee Jung-hong for Best New Director, "Sleep" writer Jason Yu for Best Screenplay, and "The Dream Songs" for the Gucci Impact Award.
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"Moving" won two other awards, Best Screenplay for Kang Full and Best New Actor for Lee Jung-ha, losing Best Drama to "My Dearest," which picked up a Best Actor award for Namkoong Min.
Honey Lee of "Knight Flower" won Best Actress, Jeon Yu-na of "The Kidnapping Day" won Best New Actress, and the supporting role awards went to "Mask Girl" stars Ahn Jae-hong and Yeom Hye-ran.
"Adventure by Accident" won Best Entertainment Program, "Japanese Person Ozawa" won Best Educational Program, Han Dong-wook of "The Worst of Evil" won Best Director, and "Whales and I" won the Best Technical Achievement Award for the cinematography of Kim Dong-shik and Im Wan-ho.
Finally, among television awards, the Best Variety Performers awards went to Na Yeong-seok and Hong Jin-kyung.
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