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Malaysian Film Festival : ウィキペディア英語版
Malaysia Film Festival

Malaysia Film Festival, also known as the FFM (''Festival Filem Malaysia'') is an accolade bestowed by the Malaysian ''Entertainment Journalists Association of Malaysia'' (EJA) for the appreciation and honouring the products of film arts and artises. The formal ceremony at which the awards are presented is one of the most prominent award ceremonies and the highlights for the film industry in Malaysia and is televised live on local television, annually. It is also the Malaysia's equivalent to Academy Awards and it is among one of the major annual awards presented in Malaysia, along with Anugerah Bintang Popular for the entire entertainment industry and Anugerah Industri Muzik for the music industry.
Long before widely known as FFM, the events was being hosted by the ''Persatuan-Persatuan Kebudayaan'' mainly in Singapore to recognised excellence of the film industry especially Malay films. Upon the establishment of the EJA, FFM was appropriately being schemed and outlined in a way to help and see the progress of Malaysian's Malay films, which produced and directed by the Malaysian people itself would possibly competing with those of foreign films brought into the nation.
The first Malaysia Film Festival (FFM1) ceremony was held on 11-13 April 1980, at the Nirwana Ballroom, Hilton Hotels in Kuala Lumpur to honour outstanding film achievements during the period. The most recent ceremony, honouring films made in 2014 were held at Auditorium Tunku Puan Chik, Kompleks Penyiaran Tuanku Muhammad, Sungai Gadut, Negeri Sembilan.〔http://www.gua.com.my/berita-artis/KIL_Filem_Terbaik_FFM_26.html〕
== History ==
The first awards were presented on 13 April 1980, at the Nirwana Ballroom, Hilton Hotels as a closing ceremony for the first festival ever in which the opening ceremony on 11 April, was being opened officially by then Minister of Information, (Allahyarham Tan Sri) Datuk Mohammad Rahmat at the Federal Cinema of Kuala Lumpur. During this first awards and festival ceremony, only sixteen films were competing and awards were divided into three categories which is Heavy Drama (HD), Light Drama (LD) and Comedy (K).
At the time of the hosting of the third ceremony, FFM was no longer being organise by EJA, but instead taken over by Malaysia National Film Development (FINAS) after the second organisation of the awards ceremony.
FINAS standing alone in organising the next three of FFM ceremony notably starting from FFM3 (1982) up to FFM (1984). In the beginning of the FFM6, the ceremony once again being taken over by different organiser, this time by the Federation of Film Artistes’ Association of Malaysia (GAFIM) after its establishment with the collaboration of FINAS.
The first Best Actor awarded was ''Jins Shamsudin'', for his performance in ''Tiada Esok Bagimu''; this made him the first Academy Award winner in history. As for the first Best Actress, ''Azean Irdawaty'' took home the trophy for her performance in ''Esok Masih Ada''.

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