The film 'Harbin' and the variety show 'Culinary Class Wars' were honored with the Grand Prize (Daesang) in the film and television categories, respectively at this year's Baeksang Arts Awards.

The 61st Baeksang Arts Awards took place on May 5 at COEX in Samseong-dong, Gangnam, Seoul. 'Harbin,' which attracted 4.91 million moviegoers, won the Grand Prize in the film category. Meanwhile, Netflix's original variety show 'Culinary Class Wars' took home the top prize in the television category, after generating significant buzz. 'Harbin' also won Best Picture, further cementing its artistic acclaim.

Netflix original film 'Uprising' took home three awards: Best New Actor (Jung Sung Il), Best Screenplay (Park Chan Wook & Shin Chul), and Best Artistic Direction (Jo Young Wook). It earned the most wins in the film category.

In the television division, 'Culinary Class Wars' beat out fierce competitors like Netflix originals 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' and 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call' to claim the Grand Prize.

Although it did not win the Grand Prize, 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' became the biggest winner overall, securing four awards: Best Drama, Best Supporting Actor (Choi Dae Hoon), Best Supporting Actress (Yeom Hye Ran), and Best Screenplay (Im Sang Choon).

tvN’s 'Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born' won two awards: Best Actress (Kim Tae Ri) and Best Artistic Direction (Jang Young Gyu). MBC’s 'Doubt' also won two awards: Best New Actress (Chae Won Bin) and Best Director (Song Yeon Hwa). The Variety Show Award went to 'Punghyanggo,' a YouTube program featuring Yoo Jae Suk.

Director Park Chan Wook, who jointly received the Screenplay Award, mentioned the upcoming presidential election in June during his acceptance speech, highlighting the qualities of good leadership. Actress Roh Yoon Seo also moved audiences by delivering part of her acceptance speech in sign language after receiving the Best New Actress award.

Here is the full list of winners from the 61st Baeksang Arts Awards below:

Film Category

• Grand Prize: Harbin

• Best Actor: Jo Jung Suk (Pilot)

• Best Actress: Jeon Do Yeon (Revolver)

• Best Picture: Harbin

• Best Director: Oh Seung Wook (Revolver)

• Best Supporting Actor: Yoo Jae Myung (Land of Happiness)

• Best Supporting Actress: Soo Hyun (A Normal Family)

• Best Screenplay: Park Chan Wook & Shin Chul (War and Revolt)

• Best Artistic Direction: Jo Young Wook (Uprising)

• Best New Actor: Jung Sung Il (Uprising)

• Best New Actress: Roh Yoon Seo (Hear Me: Our Summer)

• Best New Director: Oh Jung Min (House of the Seasons)

Television Category

• Grand Prize: Culinary Class War

• Best Actor: Joo Ji Hoon (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call)

• Best Actress: Kim Tae Ri (Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born)

• Best Supporting Actor: Choi Dae Hoon (When Life Gives You Tangerines)

• Best Supporting Actress: Yeom Hye Ran (When Life Gives You Tangerines)

• Best New Actor: Choo Young Woo (The Tale of Lady Ok)

• Best New Actress: Chae Won Bin (Doubt)

• Best Drama: When Life Gives You Tangerines

• Best Screenplay: Im Sang Choon (When Life Gives You Tangerines)

• Best Director: Song Yeon Hwa (Doubt)

• Best Male Entertainer: Shin Dong Yup

• Best Female Entertainer: Lee Soo Ji

• Best Variety Show: Punghyanggo

• Best Educational Program: Special Hakjeon

• Best Artistic Direction: Jang Young Gyu (Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born, Music)

Theater Category

• Best Play: Toongso Whistles (Produced by Seoul Metropolitan Theatre)

• Young Theater Award: Gongnori Club (Dried Pepper and Peach Scent Lipstick)

• Best Actor: Kwak Ji Sook (The Jew of Malta)

Special Awards

• Prizm Popularity Award: Byun Woo Seok, Kim Hye Yoon

• Gucci Impact Award: The Land of Morning Calm

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