Ah Sa becomes movie queen in Korea Picture is from Kung Fu Dunk Charlene Choi (Ah Sa) has continually been working hard to improve her acting, and her hard work has finally seen results. Yesterday at the 11th Bucheon Film Festival, Ah Sa won the 'Best Actress' award for her role in 'Diary'. It is certainly a cause for celebration for another artiste under EEG to do Kong Kong proud. Last night at the 11th Bucheon Film Festival, the 'Best Actor' award went to German actors Thomas Kretschmann and Thomas Huber for their roles in 'Grimm Love', while Hong Kong actress Ah Sa won the 'Best Actress' award for her role in 'Diary'. Thanks her teacher Jim Sir When accepting interviews from reporters, Ah Sa was very excited about this sudden piece of good news. She laughingly said that she wanted to run to a convenience store to buy champagne to celebrate after receiving this news. Asked whether she would buy any present for herself to celebrate, Ah Sa suggested that her company invite her to Korea for a holiday since she had not been to Korea before. She added, “In the last 6 years I have filmed quite a few movies, there are some I like and some I don’t, but I am really happy that my acting has gained recognition from everyone! I really want to thank my teacher Kim Sir (Jim Sui Man) as he helped me so much in my acting!" The movie's director Pang Sun also expressed happiness for Ah Sa after reporters informed him of Ah Sa's win. He felt that winning awards was a form of encouragement for actors and he believes that even after she turns 30, Ah Sa's acting will continue to improve. Ah Sa's co-star Shawn Yue said, "I am happy for her and congratulate her, her hard work has not come to waste, when an actor is able to gain recognition from the audience and judges, it is a cause worth celebrating." In 'Diary', Ah Sa plays a teenage girl who suffers from multiple personality disorder, and it was a big test of her acting skills. Source: The Sun Translated by : blotty
