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‘The Gathering’ Wins Big At The Monte-Carlo TV Festival’s Golden Nymph Awards, ‘Madam’ With Rachel Griffiths Named Best Creation, ‘Ukraine’s War – The Other Side’ Best Documentary
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UK drama The Gathering was the big winner at the Golden Nymph Awards, which were announced at the closing ceremony of the Monte-Carlo TV Festival.

The series won the Golden Nymph for Best Series and triumphed in both acting categories; Eva Morgan scooped Best Actress and Warren Brown Best Actor. The World Productions’ drama centers on a violent attack on a teenage girl during an all-night rave. It won over the Festival’s fiction jury, which was headed by Seal Team star David Boreanaz.

Rachel Griffiths’ New Zealand-set drama Madam won Best Creation. It follows Mack, a woman who discovers her husband is seeing a sex worker, which sets off a chain of events that sees her setting up an ethical brothel.

Little Did I Know, based on two of Martina Haag’s novels, was named Best Film. The Public Prize went to dystopian drama Helgoland 513, rounding off a...
See full article at Deadline Film + TV
  • 6/18/2024
  • by Stewart Clarke
  • Deadline Film + TV
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