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Quick Answer: What are the Blue Dragon Film Awards?

Blue Dragon Film Awards are presented in South Korea each November. Celluloid tracks 10 winners and nominees across 8 ceremonies (13 recorded wins), ordered by wins then Celluloid Score. Highest-rated title on Celluloid: Parasite (2019) at 93%. Blue Dragon Film Awards 2025 winners in the catalogue include No Other Choice.

Highest-rated Blue Dragon Film Awards titles on Celluloid

Quality view by Celluloid Score — independent of how many trophies a title collected.

  1. Parasite 2019 · 93%
  2. The Handmaiden 2016 · 87%
  3. Memories of Murder 2003 · 87%
  4. No Other Choice 2025 · 85%
  5. Burning 2018 · 85%
  6. Oldboy 2003 · 83%

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2025 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2022 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2019 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2018 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2016 winners and nominees · 2 titles

3 wins · Film

  • Won Best Actress (Kim Min-hee)
  • Won Best New Actress (Kim Tae-ri)
  • Won Best Art Direction

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2011 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2006 winners and nominees · 1 title

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2003 winners and nominees · 2 titles

Frequently asked questions

What are the Blue Dragon Film Awards?

One of South Korea’s three major film awards, the Blue Dragons have crowned the best of a national cinema that now commands the world’s attention, from Bong Joon-ho to Park Chan-wook. They are presented in South Korea each November.

Which titles won at the Blue Dragon Film Awards 2025?

Blue Dragon Film Awards 2025 winners in the Celluloid catalogue: No Other Choice (Best Film).

What is the highest-rated Blue Dragon Film Awards title on Celluloid?

Parasite (2019) leads Blue Dragon Film Awards titles on Celluloid with a 93% Celluloid Score.

How does Celluloid rank Blue Dragon Film Awards winners?

Each Blue Dragon Film Awards ceremony year lists titles by recorded wins first, then Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). Category-level won/nominated results sit beside each title. This is catalogue order, not an official award ranking.