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The honors of Astar Best Actor and Best Actress were announced: Miriam and Elliot, who starred in "Silent Love" and "The Land of Creation" respectively, touched the hearts of global audiences with their profound cultural expressions

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微信图片_2025-09-09_190648_271.jpgAt this year's IIFSA Astar Award ceremony, two outstanding actors won the Annual Best Actor and Best Actress awards for their profound and touching performances. Their artistic achievements have not only moved the jury but also presented the boundless possibilities of acting to audiences around the world.

Astar Actor in a Leading Role

Elliott Crosset Hove,Godland

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"In Godland, Elliott Crosset Hove delivers a restrained yet profound performance, vividly portraying a soul trapped in an extreme environment, torn between faith and humanity. His acting is brimming with inner tension—every glance and gesture reflects the weight of loneliness and conviction, drawing the audience into the character's spiritual journey.


The International Institute of Film Science and Art (IIFSA) confers the Astar Award for Best Actor on Elliott Crosset Hove, in recognition of his powerful artistic expression in Godland, which reveals the profound significance of the human spirit's struggle against nature."

Astar Actress in a Leading Role

Miriam Garlo,Sorda

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"In the film Silent Love, Miriam Galindo delivers a delicate yet powerful performance, profoundly interpreting a woman who seeks her own voice amid silence and longing. Her gazes, physical movements, and emotional flow break through the boundaries of language, allowing the audience to feel the most sincere cry in a wordless world. Her portrayal is more than just the shaping of a character—it is a profound resonance of human emotions.


The International Institute of Film Science and Art (IIFSA) confers the Astar Award for Best Actress on Miriam Galindo, in recognition of the extraordinary tension and soul-stirring performance she has demonstrated in the art of cinema."



Prof. Karl Bardosh

(Professor at New York University, Tony Award Winner, Chair of the IIFSA Jury)


"The performances of these two artists prove that film is not only an art of storytelling, but also a resonance of the soul. The works of Miriam Galindo and Elliott Crosset Hove allow us to see the power of sincerity, perseverance and humanity. Their achievements deserve to be remembered, and will also inspire more performers to continue exploring the depth and breadth of the silver screen in the future.


IIFSA extends its warmest congratulations to Miriam Galindo and Elliott Crosset Hove on their achievements, and looks forward to them bringing more touching moments and food for thought to world cinema."


In Godland, Elliott Crosset Hove delivers a performance of remarkable depth, portraying a soul caught between faith and humanity in the face of a harsh and unforgiving landscape. His restrained yet powerful presence gives weight to every glance and gesture, drawing audiences into the profound solitude and conviction of his character.


The International Institute of Film Science and Arts proudly presents the Astar Award for Actor in a Leading Role to Elliott Crosset Hove, honoring his commanding artistry and his moving exploration of the human spirit in Godland.

Publisher

International Institute for Film Science and Arts