CNA's 'What causes mental illnesses? The human brain and its link to mental health' also bagged a grand award in the News Reports and Features category at the 2023 World Media Festivals Television & Corporate Media Awards.
SINGAPORE: Mediacorp won a total of 39 awards at this year's World Media Festivals Television and Corporate Media Awards, including 22 golds.
"What causes mental illnesses? The human brain and its link to mental health" aired on CNA last October and examines the causes of mental illness and how various parts of the human brain affect one's everyday life. Of the 22 gold awards won by Mediacorp, one was in the Documentaries: Activism category for"Looted", a current affairs programme that looks at how activists, archaeologists and social media sleuths are working to retrieve priceless artefacts stolen during the colonial era.
Produced by Millenia Motion Pictures, the show recounts the story of Singapore’s football legends such as Fandi Ahmad and Sundram Moorthy, who played for The Lions national football team during the Malaysia Cup years.
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