Once again we put on our best clothes to enjoy the most important night of Spanish cinema, the night of the Goya Awards, the gala that celebrates the best of our country’s film industry in a year in which the grape harvest was particularly memorable. Titles as diverse as ‘Alcarràs’, ‘As bestas’, ‘Cinco lobitos’, ‘La maternal’ and ‘Modelo 77’ are measured to get the highest award, the Goya for best film
The films of Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Alberto Rodríguez, Alauda Ruiz de Azúa and Carla Simón are the ones that start with the highest number of nominations, but they are not very far from ‘Cerdita’, Carlota Pereda’s debut film; nor ‘The crooked lines of God’, the new Oriol Paulo, both present in 6 categories. Curiously, it is the first time that all categories have five nominations (yes, even animation, thank goodness).
Anything can happen on an evening where the biggest winner is always cinema and where only two prizes are guaranteed: the Goya of Honor to Carlos Saura, master of our cinema with over 70 years of career; and the International Goya to Juliette Binoche for “his extraordinary career and his commitment to risky auteurs, embodied in a good number of unforgettable shows”.
This edition, the 37th, is held at the FIBES Congress and Exhibition Center in Seville, the same city that hosted the 2019 Goya Awards. From the Andalucía Auditorium, Antonio de la Torre and Clara Lago are in charge of a ceremony that includes the presenters of the stature of Carmen Maura, Penélope Cruz, JA Bayona, Blanca Portillo, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Maribel Verdú or C. Tangana. Also, during the gala we will enjoy performances by Natalia Lafourcade, Manuel Carrasco, Pablo López, Israel Fernández, Guitarricadelafuente and Bely Basarte.
This year, the Goyas will also be dedicated to sustainability and respect for the environment. In her commitment to make the awards more responsible to the future of the planet, the Academy will respect the 3R rule: reduce, reuse and recycle, therefore, the bobbleheads that the winners will take home have been made with recycled material and both the red carpet and the photocall will be recycled and recyclable. In addition, the organization has hired a fleet of eco-friendly cars, local suppliers and will follow a zero plastic policy.
Without further ado, we leave you with the list of winners and winners of the evening, which we will update in real time and that you will have completed right at the end of the gala. The red carpet starts at 7pm on Saturdays and the ceremony at 10pm and you can follow it on La 1 de Televisión Española.
Winners and winners of the Goya 2023
Best Movie
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– ‘The mother’
– ‘Model 77’
best direction
– Carla Simon for ‘Alcarràs’
– Rodrigo Sorogoyen for ‘As bestas’
– Pilar Palomero for ‘The mother’
– Carlos Vermut for ‘Manticore’
– Alberto Rodríguez for ‘Model 77’
Best New Director
– Carlota Pereda for ‘Cerdita’
– Alauda Ruiz de Azúa for ‘Five Wolves’
– Elena López Riera for ‘The Water’
– Juan Diego Botto for ‘On the Edge’
– Mikel Gurrea for ‘Suro’
Best Leading Actress
– Marina Foïs for ‘As bestas’
– Laia Costa for ‘Five Wolves’
– Anna Castillo for ‘Wild Sunflowers’
– Barbara Lennie for ‘God’s Crooked Lines’
– Vicky Luengo for ‘Suro’
Best Leading Actor
– Denis Ménochet for ‘As bestas’
– Luis Tosar for ‘On the edge’
– Nacho Sánchez for ‘Manticore’
– Javier Gutiérrez for ‘Model 77’
– Miguel Herrán for ‘Model 77’
Best Supporting Actress
– Marie Colomb for ‘As bestas’
– Carmen Machi for ‘Cerdita’
– Susi Sánchez for ‘Cinco lobitos’
– Penelope Cruz for ‘On the Edge’
– Ángela Cervantes for ‘The Mother’
Best Supporting Actor
– Diego Anido for ‘As bestas’
– Luis Zahera for ‘As bestas’
– Ramón Barea for ‘Cinco lobitos’
– Fernando Tejero for ‘Model 77’
– Jesús Carroza for ‘Model 77’
Best New Actress
– Anna Otín for ‘Alcarràs’
– Laura Galán for ‘Cerdita’
– Luna Pamies for ‘Water’
– Valèria Sorolla for ‘The Festival of Spring’
– Zoe Stein for ‘Manticore’
Best New Actor
– Albert Bosch for ‘Alcarràs’
– Jordi Pujol Dolcet for ‘Alcarràs’
– Mikel Bustamante for ‘Five Little Wolves’
– Christian Checa for ‘On the Edge’
– Telmo Irureta for ‘The Festival of Spring’
Best Original Screenplay
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– ‘Manticore’
– ‘Model 77’
Best Adapted Screenplay
– ‘Pig’
– ‘Irate’
– ‘The crooked lines of God’
– ‘Don’t look me in the eye’
– ‘One year, one night’
better production direction
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Pig’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– ‘Model 77’
best frame
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– ‘Model 77’
– ‘One year, one night’
Best costume designer
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Irate’
– ‘Mercy’
– ‘The crooked lines of God’
– ‘Model 77’
– ‘Bad’
Best Makeup and Hairstyle
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Pig’
– ‘Mercy’
– ‘The crooked lines of God’
– ‘Model 77’
best art direction
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Mercy’
– ‘The crooked lines of God’
– ‘Model 77’
best cinematography
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– “Official Competition”
– ‘Model 77’
better sound
– ‘Alcarràs’
– ‘Like beasts’
– “Five Little Wolves”
– ‘Model 77’
– ‘One year, one night’
best special effects
– ’13 exorcisms’
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Irate’
– ‘Bad’
– ‘Model 77’
best original music
– ‘Like beasts’
– ‘Irate’
– “The Crystal Girls”
– ‘The crooked lines of God’
– ‘Model 77’
best original song
– ‘On the edge’
– ‘Irate’
– ‘Life at Chipen’
– ‘I feel it a lot’
-‘Unicorn Wars’
best animated film
– “Black is Beltza II: Ainhoa”
– “Inspector Sun and the Curse of the Black Widow”
– ‘The Mud Demons’
– “Tadeo Jones 3: The Emerald Table”
-‘Unicorn Wars’
best documentary film
– ‘To the women of Spain. Maria Lejarraga’
– ‘The Yellow Roof’
– ‘Labordeta, a man without more’
– ‘Osvaldo. The forger’
– ‘I feel it a lot’
Best Ibero-American film
– ‘1976’ (Chile)
– ‘Argentina, 1985’ (Argentina)
– ‘The pack’ (Colombia)
– ‘Night of Fire’ (Mexico)
– ‘Utama’ (Bolivia)
Best European Film
– ‘Belfast’ (UK)
– ‘It was the hand of God’ (Italy)
– “Worst person in the world” (Norway)
– ‘Lost Illusions’ (France)
– ‘A small world’ (Belgium)
Best Fiction Short Film
– ‘Emotional Architecture 1959’
– ‘Lad’
– ‘Strings’
– ‘Delivery’
– ‘Deaf’
Best Documentary Short
– ‘Dancing with Rose’
– ‘The cage’
– ‘Damnation. A love song for Sarajevo’
– ‘Memory’
– ‘Traces of the Soul’
Best animated short
– “Dawn of the Longest Night”
– ‘bound’
– ‘The first thing’
– ‘Spring always comes back’
– ‘Loop’
Honorable Goya
– Charles Sauro
Goia International
-Juliette Binoch
The most awarded films
Source: E Cartelera
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