32nd Blue Dragon Film Awards

The 32nd Blue Dragon Film Awards ceremony took place on November 25, 2011, at the Kyung Hee University Peace Hall in Seoul.^[1]^[2] Presented by Sports Chosun, it was broadcast on SBS and was hosted by actors Lee Beom-soo and Kim Hye-soo.^[3]

Nominations and winners

Complete list of nominees and winners:^[4]^[5]^[6]

(Winners denoted in bold)

Best Film	Best Director
The Unjust Silenced The Front Line Sunny War of the Arrows	Ryoo Seung-wan - The Unjust Hwang Dong-hyuk - Silenced Jang Hoon - The Front Line Kang Hyeong-cheol - Sunny Kim Han-min - War of the Arrows
Best Actor	Best Actress
*Park Hae-il - War of the Arrows* as Choi Nam-yi** Go Soo - The Front Line as Kim Soo-hyeok Gong Yoo - Silenced as Kang In-ho Kim Yoon-seok - The Yellow Sea as Myun Jung-hak Yoon Kye-sang - Poongsan as Poongsan	Kim Ha-neul - Blind as Min Soo-ah Choi Kang-hee - Petty Romance as Han Da-rim Jung Yu-mi - Silenced as Seo Yoo-jin Kim Hye-soo - Villain and Widow as Hyun-joo Tang Wei - Late Autumn as Anna
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Ryu Seung-ryong - War of the Arrows as Jyuushinta Jang Gwang - Silenced as Headmaster twin brothers Jo Sung-ha - The Yellow Sea as Tae-won Ko Chang-seok - The Front Line as Yang Hyo-sam Yoo Hae-jin - The Unjust as Jang Seok-gu	Kim Soo-mi - Late Blossom as Jo Soon-yi Chun Woo-hee - Sunny as Sang-mi Jang Young-nam - Hello Ghost as Crying Ghost Ryu Hyun-kyung - Petty Romance as Ma Kyun-sung Yoo Sun - Glove as Na Joo-won
Best New Actor	Best New Actress
Lee Je-hoon - Bleak Night as Ki-tae Lee David - The Front Line as Nam Seong-shik Park Jung-bum - The Journals of Musan as Jang Seung-chul Seo Jun-young - Bleak Night as Dong-yoon Song Yoo-ha - Petty Romance as Han Jong-soo	Moon Chae-won - War of the Arrows as Choi Ja-in Baek Jin-hee - Foxy Festival as Ja-hye Kang So-ra - Sunny as teenage Ha Chun-hwa Shin Se-kyung - Hindsight as Jo Se-bin Yoo Da-in - Re-encounter as Hye-hwa
Best New Director	Best Screenplay
Yoon Sung-hyun - Bleak Night Kim Jung-hoon - Petty Romance Kim Min-seok - Haunters Kim Young-tak - Hello Ghost Park Jung-bum - The Journals of Musan	Park Hoon-jung - The Unjust Choi Min-seok - Blind Hwang Dong-hyuk - Silenced Kang Hyeong-cheol - Sunny Park Sang-yeon - The Front Line
Best Cinematography	Best Art Direction
Kim Woo-hyung - The Front Line Chung Chung-hoon - The Unjust Kim Tae-seong - War of the Arrows Lee Sung-jae - The Yellow Sea Son Won-ho - Blind	Ryu Seong-hee - The Front Line Detective K: Secret of the Virtuous Widow Lee Yo-han - Sunny Jang Chun-seop - War of the Arrows Lee Hoo-gyoung - The Yellow Sea
Best Lighting	Best Music
Hwang Soon-wook - The Yellow Sea Shin Sang-yeol - Blind Kim Jae-min - The Front Line Bae Il-hyeok - The Unjust Kim Gyeong-seok - War of the Arrows	Mowg - Silenced Jang Young-gyu, Dalpalan - The Front Line Jo Seong-woo, Choi Yong-rak - Late Autumn Kim Jun-seok - Sunny Kim Tae-seong - War of the Arrows
Technical Award	Best Short Film
Oh Se-young - War of the Arrows (Fight Choreography) Kwon Yu-jin - Detective K: Secret of the Virtuous Widow (Costume Design) Jeong Seong-jin - The Front Line (Special Effects) Yun Dae-won - Sector 7 (CG) Nam Na-yeong - Sunny (Editing)	Broken Night
Popular Star Award	Audience Choice Award for Most Popular Film
Go Soo - The Front Line Gong Yoo - Silenced Choi Kang-hee - Petty Romance Kim Hye-soo - Villain and Widow	War of the Arrows

References

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