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AFI Awards 2017: List of winners

Award Ceremony: American Film Institute (AFI) Awards
Edition: 17th
Date: January 5, 2018
Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States


Movies of the Year

Wonder Woman (Facebook/Wonder Woman)

1.      “Call Me By Your Name”
2.      “Dunkirk”
3.      “Get Out”
4.      “Lady Bird”
5.      “The Post”
6.      “The Shape of Water”
7.      “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
8.      “The Big Sick”
9.      “The Florida Project”
10.  “Wonder Woman”

TV Programs of the Year

Game of Thrones (Facebook/Game of Thrones)

1.      “Big Little Lies”
2.      “The Crown”
3.      “Feud: Bette and Joan”
4.      “Game of Thrones”
5.      “The Handmaid’s Tale”
6.      “Master of None”
7.      “Stranger Things”
8.      “This Is Us”
9.      “The Good Place”
10.  “Insecure”
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