F5 Award now adopts genderless categories and will cover cinema, fashion and animals for the first time

The time has come to find out what news the F5 Prize will have upon its return, which will take place in 2024, the year in which it completes a decade of existence. The main one is that, from now on, the awards will adopt genderless categories.

What does this mean? That instead of one category for best actor and another for best actress, for example, both compete together in the best acting category. The division will be by type of work in which they participated, such as best performance in a soap opera and best performance in a series or miniseries.

There will be a total of 25 categories, with 5 nominees per category. For the first time, there will be awards dedicated to national cinema, with the election of the best film of the year and the best performance on the big screen. There will also be chosen in other coverage areas of the F5such as Estilo, Bichos and Você Viu?.

The winners continue to be chosen by popular vote, in polls open on the website for each category. Stay tuned because we will soon announce the awards schedule.

HISTORY

The first edition of the F5 Awards took place in 2014 and received 30,793 votes across 20 categories. That year, among the winners were the soap opera “Império” and the miniseries “Amores Roubados”, in addition to the recently premiered MasterChef Brasil.

Over the years, names such as Bruna Marquezine, Juliana Paes, Cauã Reymond, Adriana Esteves, Alexandre Nero, Grazi Massafera, Bruno Gagliasso, Marjorie Estiano and Débora Falabella were some of the winners in the acting categories.

Xuxa, Ana Maria Braga, Fabio Porchat, Tata Werneck, Ana Paula Padrão and Maju Coutinho have already won as presenters. In the music categories, some of those who received awards are: Anitta, Ivete Sangalo, Marília Mendonça, Gusttavo Lima, Pabllo Vittar and Emicida.

The most recent edition of the F5 Awards was in 2021, when we received more than 1,654,455 votes in 30 categories. There were eight consecutive editions, which should be resumed from now on.