Actors/Actress
Born in 1981, Chien-Wei Huang graduated from School of Theatre Arts of Taipei National University of the Arts and majored in performing. His works cover TV series, films and stage plays. In 2001, he made his first feature film, Summer, Dream, and won Best New Talent of the 4th Taipei Film Awards. Later, he participated in many films, such as Do Over and The Rice Bomber, and TV series, such as Innocence and Falling, which both got him nominations of Best Leading Actor in a TV series of Golden Bell Awards. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor of the 46th Golden Horse Awards with Yang Yang, and in 2018, he was nominated for Best Leading Actor in a TV series and Best Writing for a TV series of the 53rd Golden Bell Awards with Wake Up 2.
Awards
2002 The 4th Taipei Film Awards Best New Performer "Summer, Dream"
Nominations
2009 The 46th Golden Horse Awards Best Supporting Actor "YangYang"
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| 2023 | Old Fox |
| 2020 | DO YOU LOVE ME AS I LOVE YOU |
| 2018 | Father to Son |
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2018 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Official Selection
2018 The 18th Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival - Competition
2018 The 25th Titanic Budapest International Film Festival - Asian Winds
2018 Taipei Film Festival - Opening Film
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| 2017 | The Village of No Return |
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Nominations
2017 Best Leading Actress, Best Art Direction and Best Makeup & Costume Design at the 54th Golden Horse Awards
2017 Best Narrative Feature of Taipei Film Awards
2017 NETPAC Award at Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (South Korea)
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| 2016 | Ace of Sales |
| 2014 | The Rice Bomber |
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64th Berlinale, Panorama Selection
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| 2014 | Paradise in Service |
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2015 Berlin International Film Festival-Panorama
2014 Golden Horse Awards-Best Supporting Actor,Best Supporting Actress 2014 Busan International Film Festival-Opening Film |
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| 2014 | Taipei Factory II-Alla Scoperta di Taipei |
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2014 Venice International Film Festival
2014 Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival |
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| 2012 | Father’s Lullaby |
| 2010 | Zoom Hunting |
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Selected by TPG (Tokyo Project Gathering) Won awards in Golden Horse Film & TV co-production Meeting
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| 2009 | YangYang |
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2009 Berlin International Film Festival – Panorama
2009 Taipei Film Festival –Special Jury Prize, Best Actress, Best Music, NEW TALENT COMPETITION – Audience’s Choice Award 2009 46th Golden Horse Awards – FIPRESCI Prizes, 6 nominations 2009 Asia Pacific Film Festival -- Best leading actress 2010 Asian Film Awards – nominated for Best Actress and Best Cinematographer Festivals -- Hong Kong IFF, Locarno IFF, Vancouver IFF, Film Festival Ghent, Tokyo IFF, Pusan IFF, San Diego Asian Film Festival, Hawaii IFF, Torino Film Festival |
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| 2009 | Tears |
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2010 Taipei Film Festival-Best Director
2010 Asian Film Festival Roma-Best Actor |
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| 2006 | The Pain of Others |
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2005 South Taiwan Film Film And Vedio Festival
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| 2006 | Do Over |
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Awards
2006 Formosa Filmmaker Award, Best Editing, and Best Original Film Score of the 43rd Golden Horse Awards
2003 Grand Prize of Excellent Screenplay Award
2006 Grand Prize and Audience Choice Awards of Taipei Film Awards
2007 Best Film and Best Director of the 1ST Taiwan New Movie Awards
2007 The 1st Taiwan New Movie Awards (of the Directors Guild of Taiwan)
Festivals
2007 Los Angeles Asia Pacific Film Festival
2006 Venice International Film Critics' Week
2006 Competition of the Athens International Film Festival
2006 Dragons and Tigers of the Vancouver Film Festival
2006 A Window on Asian Cinema of the Busan International Film Festival
2006 Winds of Asia of the Tokyo International Film Festival
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| 2005 | My Fair Laddy |
| 2001 | SUMMER, DREAM |
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2001 The 38TH Golden Horse Awards, Best Short Live Action Film
2002 Taipei Film Festival, Best Fictional Film/Video Award in the Professional Section of Citizen Video/Film Competition 2002 The 21st Vancouver International Film Festival, Dragons and Tigers Section 2002 The 15th Tokyo International Film Festival, Asian Cinema Competition Section 2002 The 7th Pusan International Film Festival, Wide Angle Section 2002 The 22nd Hawaii International Film Festival |
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