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| South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTA) - Outstanding Contributor Award conferred on Anant Singh Black Business Quarterly: Black Businessman of the Year Nomination - Anant Singh Best Established Black Business Award - Videovision |
Yesterday
| 2006 | Emmy Nomination Peabody Award |
| 2005 | Academy Award Nomination - Best Foreign Language
Film Independent Spirit Award Nomination - Best Foreign Language Film Best Film - Pune International Film Festival |
| 2004 | Cape Town World Cinema Festival - Signis Jury
Award For Ethical Contribution to Cinema Human Rights Film Award - Venice Film Festival |
Red Dust
| 2006 | South African Film & Television Awards - Best
Editing BAFTA Television Award Nomination - Best Single Drama |
| 2005 | Audience Prize - Miami International Film Festival Silver Peacock Award - International Film Festival Of India Golden Kinnaree Award Nomination - Best Film: Bangkok International Film Festival |
Dollars And White Pipes
| 2006 | South African Film & Television Awards - Best
Director South African Film & Television Awards - Best Screenplay Best Director Award (First Feature) - Pan African Film Festival |
Place of Weeping
| 1987 | Tom Bradley, Mayor of Los Angeles declares January 23 1987 Place of Weeping Day |
Quest For Love
| 1988 | Best Picture in the AA Life/M-Net Vita Awards |
The Stick
| 1989 | Opens The Montreal World Film Festival. Quoted by
the Canadian media as "the best opening film in several
years" Nominated for Best Picture AA Life/M-Net Vita Awards Special screening at the Moscow International Film Festival |
Sarafina
| 2006 | Wins Main Audience Prize at the Durban Film Festival |
| 1993 | Christopher Award for affirming the highest values of the human spirit |
| 1992 | Wins Best Picture in the M-Net Film Awards |
Mangler
| 1994 | Wins Best Picture M-Net Film Awards |
Cry The Beloved Country
| 1995 | Best Actor (Vusi Kunene) in the M-Net Film Awards Christopher Award for affirming the highest values of the human spirit First film ever to receive a special award from the Academy of Religious Broadcasting in Seattle |
Legendary Award
| 1997 | Anant Singh receives the Legendary Award in the Annual Crystal Awards of the Women in Film organisation for his contribution to South African Film |
Paljas
| 1997 | Paljas wins five awards in the M-Net All Africa Film Awards, having picked up awards in the category of Best Film (Anglophone Region), Best leading Actor (Marius Weyers) and three awards in the category of Best Supporting Performance (Liezel van der Merwe, Jan and Ellis Pearson |
1998
The University of Port Elizabeth confers an Honorary Doctorate to Anant Singh for his wide-ranging contributions to the South African film industry, which has seen him making South African stories and talent known to the world, and raising awareness internationally of the injustices of apartheid through the medium of film. The Wine Country Film Festival of the Sonoma Valley in Northern California awards its inaugural Distinguished Producer Award to Anant Singh for his commitment to cinema and social justice. |