The International Emmy Awards 2022 were announced last night in New York. From a total of 23 countries represented in 15 categories and 60 nominees, British content won maximum awards at the 50th International Emmy Awards. Sex Education, Help and Vigil won the cream of the awards, along with titles from Australia, France, Netherlands, among others.
The International Emmy Directorate Award was presented to Miky Lee, vice chairwoman of CJ Group. Ava DuVernay was bestowed the International Emmy Founders Award. Russian content was banned from consideration in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine. Interestingly, not a single Indian show or documentary made it to the list of nominations for the International Emmy Awards, 2022.
Here’s the complete list of winners at the 50th International Emmys –
Best Drama Series
Vigil (UK)
Best Comedy Series
Sex Education (UK) Netflix
Best TV Movie/Mini Series
Help (UK)
Best Non-Scripted Entertainment
Love on the Spectrum Season 2 (Australia) Netflix
Best Non-English Language U.S. Primetime Program
Buscando A Frida
Best Documentary
Enfants De Daech, Les Damnés de la Guerre aka ‘Iraq’s Lost Generation’
(France)
Best Performance by an Actress
Lou de Laâge – Le Bal des Folles aka The Mad Women’s Ball (France) Amazon Prime Video
Best Performance by an Actor
Dougray Scott in Irvine Welsh’s Crime (UK)
Best Arts Programming
Freddie Mercury: The Final Act (UK)
Best Sports Documentary
Queen Of Speed (UK)
Best Kids Factual & Entertainment Show
My Better World (South Africa)
Best Kids Live-action Show
Kabam! (Netherlands)
Best Kids Animation Show
Shaun the Sheep: Flight Before Christmas (UK) Netflix
Best Telenovela
YeonMo aka The King’s Affection (South Korea) Netflix
Best Short-Form Series
Rūrangi (New Zealand)
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