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Home APSA Nominees & Winners 2008 Best Performance by an Actress Miao Pu in Cherries (Yingtao)

Miao Pu in Cherries (Yingtao)

Nomination Details

Ceremony Year 2008
Film
Cherries
Nomination category
Country
Actress
Miao Pu

Nomination Detail

Miao Pu studied at the Beijing Film Academy and is also a pilot. She starred in Phoenix in 2006 and Cherries is Miao Pu’s second feature film.

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