The 38th edition of the Goya Awards will be held this Saturday, February 10 in Valladolid and has begun with the red carpet. 20,000 species of bees, a film about a transsexual girl's search for identity, has achieved 15 nominations. It follows The Snow Society, of Juan Antonio Bayona, with 13 candidates, and Close the eyes, by Victor Erice, and You know that one, by David Trueba, with 11 each.
The Goya ceremony is presented by the directors and screenwriters Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi (Los Javis) and the actress and singer Ana Belén.
The gala began by presenting the first award for best supporting actor to José Coronado, and continued by handing out several expected (and some unexpected) awards to The Snow Society, among them the best new actor for Matías Recalt, and the best soundtrack, which were not included in the pools for JA Bayona's film.
These are the nominees of the 28 nominations and here you can see all the films:
Better movie
Better address
Better main actor
Better leading actress
Better supporting actor
Better Supporting Actress
Better Ibero-American film
Best new direction
Best original screenplay
Best adapted screenplay
Best original music
- Natasha Arizu by The teacher who promised the sea
- Arnau Bataller by The Antares Paradox
- Michael Giacchino by The Snow Society
- Alfonso de Vilallonga by Robot Dreams
- Andrea Motis by They know that
best original song
- Echo (Friends until death) by Xoel López
- Chinese (Chinese) by Marina Herlop
- Andrea's love (Andrea's love) by Álvaro B. Baglietto, David García, Guille Galván, Jorge González, Juan Pedro Martín FagJuanma Latorre, Valeria Castro
- The little chicken (The permanent image) by Fernando Moresi Haberman and Sergio Bertran
- I just want love (I'm loving you madly) by Rigoberta Bandini
Best Newcomer
- Brianeitor by Campeonex
- Julio Hu Chen by Chinese
- Matías Recalt by The Snow Society
- The Dani by I'm loving you madly
- Omar Banana by I'm loving you madly
Best New Actress
Best production direction
- Pablo Vidal for 20,000 species of bees
- María José Diez Close the eyes
- Margarita Huguet by The Snow Society
- Eduard Valles by They know that
- Leire Aurrekoetxea and Luis Gutiérrez for shadow valley
Best cinematography
- Gina Ferrer by 20,000 species of bees
- Valentín Álvarez by Close the eyes
- Pedro Luque for The Snow Society
- Bet Rourich by One Love
- Diego Trenas by One night with Adela
Best assembly
- Raúl Barreras for 20,000 species of bees
- Marchena promoted by Close the eyes
- Andrés Gil and Jaume Martí for The Snow Society
- Fatima de los Santos by Mamacruz
- Fernando Franco for Robot Dreams
Best art direction
- lzaskun Urkijo by 20,000 species of bees
- Curru Garabal by Close the eyes
- Carlos Conti for The movie teller
- Alain Bainée by The Snow Society
- Marc Pou by They know that
Best costume design
- Nerea Torrijos by 20,000 species of bees
- María Armengol for The teacher who promised the sea
- Merce Paloma by The movie teller
- Julio Suárez for The Snow Society
- Lala Huete by They know that
Best makeup and hair
- Ainhoa Eskisabel and Jone Gabarain for 20,000 species of bees
- Ana López-Puigcerver, Belén López-Puigcerver and Montse Ribé for The Snow Society
- Eli Adánez and Juan Begara for The tenderness
- Caitlin Acheson, Benjamín Pérez and Nacho Díaz for They know that
- Sarai Rodríguez, Noe Montes and Óscar del Monte for shadow valley
Better sound
- Eva Valino, Kolda Corella and Xanti Salvador for 20,000 species of bees
- Tamara Arévalo, Fabiola Ordoyo and Yasmina Praderas for Campeonex
- Iván Marín, Juan Ferro and Candela Palencia for Close the eyes
- Jorge Adrados, Oriol Tarra and Marc Orts for The Snow Society
- Xavi Mas, Eduardo Castro and Yasmina Praderas par They know that
Best special effects
- Mariano García Marty, Jon Serrano, David Heras, Fran Belda and Indira Martín for 20,000 species of bees
- Eneritz Zapiain and lnaki Gil Ketxu by The hermitage
- Pau Costa, Félix Bergés and Laura Pedro for The Snow Society
- Mariano García Marty, Jon Serrano, Juan Ventura and Amparo Martínez for Tin & Tina
- Raúl Romanillos and Miriam Piquer for shadow valley
Best animated film
- They Shot The Piano Player
- The Sultana's Dream
- Hanna and the monsters
- Mummies
- Robot Dreams
Best documentary film
- Caleta Palace
- With you, with you and without me
- This excessive ambition
- Iberia, infinite nature
- As long as it is you, the here and now of Carme Elías
Best European film
- Aftersun (UK) by Charlotte Wells
- Anatomy of a fall (France) by Justine Triet
- The eight mountains (Belgium) by Charlotte Vandermeersch and Felix Van Groeningen
- Safe Place (Croatia) by Juraj Lerotic·
- teacher's rooms (Germany) by İlker Çatak
Best fiction short film
- Although it's night by Guillermo García López
- Letter to my mother for my son by Carla Simon
- divine beads by Eulalia Ramón
- The crazy woman and the feminist by Sandra Gallego
- Paris 70 by Dani Feixas
Best Documentary Short Film
- Ava by Mabel Lozano
- BLOW! by Neus Ballús
- The bus by Sandra Reina
- Heirs by Silvia Venegas Venegas
- Shit therapy by Javier Polo
Best animated short film
- Interns by Marina Cortón, Marina Donderis and Nuria Poveda
- To bird or not to bird by Martin Romero
- All good by Diana Acien Manzorro
- Everything is lost by Carla Pereira and Juanfran Jacinto
- Txotxongiloa by Sonia Estevez
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