Seoul International Drama Awards
Seoul International Drama Awards | |
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Awarded for | Excellence in television drama productions |
Location | Seoul |
Country | South Korea |
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First awarded | 2006 |
Last awarded | 21 September 2023 |
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Most awards |
The Fragile Colossus (France - 3 awards) |
Grand Prize |
The Fragile Colossus (France) |
Serial Drama |
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Mini-Series |
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TV Movie |
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Outstanding Korean Drama | |
Website | SDA |
Television/radio coverage | |
Network | KBS2 |
Seoul International Drama Awards (Korean: 서울 국제 드라마 어워즈), simply known as SDA, is an annual award ceremony based in Seoul, South Korea which honors excellence in television drama productions worldwide.
Ceremonies
Edition | Year | Date | Venue | Host | Ref. |
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17th | 2022 | September 22, 2022 | KBS Hall, Yeouido | Joo Sang-wook and Jung Eun-ji | |
18th | 2023 | September 21, 2023 | KBS Hall, Yeouido | Jun Hyun-moo and Lee Se-young |
Winners
Grand prize (Daesang)
Year | Grand Prize | Ref. |
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2008 | Missing (Spain) | |
2009 | Memoirs in China (China) | |
2010 | Shoe-shine Boy (Japan) | |
2011 | Three Kingdoms (China) | |
2012 | Deep Rooted Tree (South Korea) | |
2013 | Prisoners of War (Israel) | |
2014 | Kaboul Kitchen (France) | |
2015 | Naked Among Wolves (Germany) | |
2016 | The Night Manager (U.K.) | |
2017 | This Is Us (U.S.) | |
2018 | Babylon Berlin (Germany) | |
2019 | On the Spectrum (Israel) | |
2020 | Orphans of a Nation (Brazil) | |
2021 | Missing Child (South Korea) | |
2022 | Help (U.K.) | |
2023 | The Fragile Colossus (France) |
Program
Winners are given the "Golden Bird Prize," and runners-up the "Silver Bird Prize."
Year | Best TV Movie | Best Mini-series | Best Series Drama | Best Juvenile Series | Best Comedy | Special Prize | Jury Special Prize | Ref. |
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2014 |
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2015 |
The Good Sister (Canada) |
Misaeng: Incomplete Life (South Korea) |
Jikulumessu - Open Your Eyes (Angola) |
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Baskets (U.S.) |
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Fleabag (U.K.) |
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2018 |
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The New Black (Israel) |
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The Memoir of Majie (Malaysia) |
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2019 |
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The World Stands Still (Germany) |
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2023 |
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Cammo (Norway) |
Individual
Year | Best Actor | Best Actress | Best Director | Best Screenwriter | Best Cinematographer | Best Music Director | Best Art Director | Ref. |
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2006 |
Michael Therriault (Prairie Giant - Canada) |
Lu Yuan (Watch for the Happiness - China) |
Akihiko Ishimaru (Crying out Love, in the Center of the World - Japan) |
Patrick Bucley (Family Portrait - Spain) |
Kim Seung-hwan (Emperor of the Sea - South Korea) |
Taro Iwashiro (The Violin - Japan) |
Min Eon-ok (Princess Hours - South Korea) |
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2007 |
Takuya Kimura (The Grand Family - Japan) |
Helen Mirren (Prime Suspect: The Final Act - U.K.) |
Takeuchi Hideki (Nodame Cantabile - Japan) |
Frank Deasy (Prime Suspect: The Final Act - U.K.) |
Shi Luan (The Great Revival - China) |
Takeuchi Hideki (Nodame Cantabile - Japan) |
Lee Cheol-ho (Hwang Jini - South Korea) |
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2008 |
Dvir Benedek (The Tutor - Israel) |
Pan Li-li (Artemisia - Taiwan) |
Carlos Sedes, Manuel Palacios (Missing - Spain) |
Gao Mantang, Sun Jianye (Chuang Guandong - China) |
Piotr Wojtowicz (Let's Go to the Movies Tomorrow - Poland) |
Braam du Toit, Ronelle Loots (Ella Blue - South Africa) |
Huo Wan (Hero Without a Name - China) |
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2009 |
Akira Kume (The Shopping Trip - Japan) |
Charlotte Frogner (Maria - Norway) |
Duane Clark (XIII: The Conspiracy - U.K.) |
Marc Didden (The Emperor of Taste - Belgium) |
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2010 |
Carl-Kristian Rundman (Easy Living - Finland) |
Margôt Ros, Maike Meijer (Tower C - Netherlands) |
Nick Copus (The Summit - Canada) |
Craig Warner (The Last Days of Lehman Brothers - U.K.) |
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2011 |
Chen Jianbin (Three Kingdoms - China) |
Na Moon-hee (It's Me, Grandma - South Korea) |
Miguel Alexandre (Shades of Happiness - Germany) |
Albert Espinosa (The Red Band Society - Spain) |
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2012 |
Jonas Nay (Homevideo - Germany) |
Christine Neubauer (Hanna's Decision - Germany) |
Brian Kirk (Great Expectations - U.K.) |
Sarah Phelps (Great Expectations - U.K.) |
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2013 |
Lee Moon-sik (Sangkwoni (Business District) - South Korea) |
Lucy Liu (Elementary - U.S.) |
Philipp Kadelbach (Generation War - Germany) |
Lars Lundström (Real Humans - Sweden) |
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2014 |
Edgar Selge (A Blind Hero - The Love of Otto Weidt - Germany) |
Kim Hee-ae (Secret Affair - South Korea) |
Cecilie Mosli (Mammon - Norway) |
María Jaén (Barefoot on Red Soil - Spain) |
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2015 |
Engin Akyürek (Black Money Love - Turkey) |
Simona Stašová (The Self Lover - Czech Republic) |
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2016 | Azat Seitmetov (Father - Kazakhstan) |
Samia Sassi (Don't Leave Me - France) |
Susanne Bier (The Night Manager - U.K.) |
Eva Spreitzhofer (Little Big Voice - Austria) |
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2017 |
Kerem Bürsin (Heart of the City - Turkey) |
Alexandra Nikiforova (Anna Detective - Russia) |
Urs Egger (Gotthard - Switzerland) |
Rodica Doehnert (Das Sacher - Austria) |
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2018 | Joan Pera (The Power of Silence - Spain) |
Lee Bo-young (Mother - South Korea) |
Kilian Riedhof (54 Hours - Germany) |
Uli Bree, Klaus Pieber (A Dance to Remembrance - Austria) |
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2019 |
Kim Dong-wook (Special Labor Inspector - South Korea) |
Alicia von Rittberg (Bauhaus - Germany) |
Christophe Charrier (Jonas - France) |
Jed Mercurio (Bodyguard - U.K.) |
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2020 |
Waleed Zuaiter (Baghdad Central - U.S.) |
Gong Hyo-jin (When the Camellia Blooms - South Korea) |
Adam Smith (World on Fire - U.K.) |
Lim Sang-choon (When the Camellia Blooms - South Korea) |
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2021 |
Park Hyuk-kwon (Missing Child - South Korea) |
Elle Fanning (The Great - U.S.) |
Cho Yong-won (Missing Child - South Korea) |
Russell T Davies (It's a Sin - U.K.) |
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2022 |
Stephen Graham (Help - U.K.) |
Jodie Comer (Help - U.K.) |
Akim Isker (Nobody's Child - France) |
Han Hee-jung (The King's Affection - South Korea) |
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2023 |
Wei Fan (The Long Season - China) |
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Stéphanie Murat (The Fragile Colossus - France) |
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Outstanding Korean Drama
People's choice
Year | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year | Popular Drama | Popular Actor | Popular Actress | Ref. |
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Time Between Dog and Wolf (South Korea) |
Lee Joon-gi (Time Between Dog and Wolf - South Korea) |
Nam Sang-mi (Time Between Dog and Wolf - South Korea) |
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2009 |
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Boys Over Flowers (South Korea) |
Kim Hyun-joong (Boys Over Flowers - South Korea) |
Moon Geun-young (Painter of the Wind - South Korea) |
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2010 |
NCIS (season 7) (U.S.) |
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Lee Seung-gi (Brilliant Legacy - South Korea) |
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2011 |
The Walking Dead (U.S.) |
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2012 |
Scarlet Heart (China) |
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2013 |
Mistresses (U.S.) |
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Ya-chi Hsu (Are You Christine? - Taiwan) |
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Sherlock (series 3) (U.K.) |
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Special awards
Year | Category | Recipient | Notes | Ref. |
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2008 | Star Hall of Fame | Choi Bool-am | ||
2009 | Choi Ji-woo | |||
2015 | New Trend Award |
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Asia Star Grand Award |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
Asia Star Award |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
Mango TV Popularity Award |
Lee Min-ho, Choo Ja-hyun, and The One (South Korea) |
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10th Anniversary Hallyu Achievement Award |
Lee Young-ae Lee Byung-hoon Lee Min-ho |
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Special Invitation |
Midnight Diner (season 3) (Japan) |
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2016 | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year |
Dramaworld (U.S.) |
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Asia Star Award |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
2017 | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year |
Mozart in the Jungle (season 3) (U.S.) |
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Asia Star Award |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
2018 |
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Special Invitation |
Special Gourmet (Japan) |
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2019 | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year |
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Asian Star Prize |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
2020 | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year |
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Golden Bird Prize for Best Short-form Drama |
18h30 (France) |
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Asian Star Prize |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
2021 | Most Popular Foreign Drama of the Year |
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Short-form Drama |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
Asian Star Prize |
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Awardees were selected through the Jury and committee. | ||
2022 |
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Awardees for 2022 were determined through fan votes and online voting. | ||
Seoul Business Agency Prize | Our Beloved Summer | |||
2023 | Golden Bird Prize for Program |
Big Bet (South Korea) |
The Golden Bird Prize is a new award given by the organizing committee recognizing works and individuals that have made a mark in the drama industry by achieving success in both artistic value and popularity among popular works from around the world. | |
Golden Bird Prize for Individual |
Choi Min-sik (Big Bet - South Korea) |
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Asian Star Prize |
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Awardees for 2023 were determined through fan votes and online voting. | ||
Idolchamp Artist Award |
Park Sung-hoon (Mimicus - South Korea) |