The 38th Annual Goya Awards in Valladolid was a night to remember for Spanish cinema. With Netflix’s film The Society of the Snow taking home a whopping 12 trophies, it was undoubtedly the star of the evening. Director J.A. Bayona was recognized with the Best Director award for his work on The Society of the Snow, which also claimed the coveted title of Best Film. It was a well-deserved win for a movie that captivated audiences with its compelling storytelling and stunning visuals.
The Goya Awards also celebrated exceptional performances by honoring two actors with the top acting awards. Malena Alterio took home the award for Best Actress for her role in Antonio Méndez Esparza’s Que Nadie Duerma (Something Is About to Happen), while David Verdaguer was recognized as Best Actor for his performance in David Trueba’s Saben aquell (Jokes & Cigarettes). Their outstanding portrayals left a lasting impression on both the jury and the audiences, solidifying their place in the pantheon of Spanish talent.
In addition to the competitive categories, the Goya Awards also bestowed special honors upon industry icons. Sigourney Weaver, known for her remarkable performances in Hollywood blockbusters, was presented with an International Goya, recognizing her contribution to the world of cinema. Juan Maríné received an honorary Goya, paying tribute to his illustrious career and exceptional contributions to Spanish cinema. These prestigious awards serve as a testament to the influence and impact of these individuals on the global film industry.
The 38th Annual Goya Awards celebrated the outstanding achievements in Spanish cinema across various categories. Here is a comprehensive list of the winners:
– Best Film: The Society of the Snow
– Best Director: J.A. Bayona for The Society of the Snow
– Best Actress: Malena Alterio for Que Nadie Duerma (Something Is About to Happen)
– Best Actor: David Verdaguer for Saben aquell (Jokes & Cigarettes)
– Best Supporting Actress: Sigourney Weaver for The Society of the Snow
– Best Supporting Actor: Juan Maríné for The Society of the Snow
– Best Cinematography: Pau Costa, Félix Bergés, and Laura Pedro for The Society of the Snow
– Best Original Score: Michael Giacchino for The Society of the Snow
– Best Costume Design: Margarita Huguet for The Society of the Snow
– Best Makeup and Hairstyling: Alain Bainée for The Society of the Snow
– Best Sound: Pedro Luque for The Society of the Snow
– Best Editing: Andrés Gil and Jaume Martí for The Society of the Snow
– Best Original Screenplay: Matías Recalt for The Society of the Snow
– Best Adapted Screenplay: Ana López-Puigcerver, Belén López-Puigcerver, and Montse Ribé for The Society of the Snow
– Best Animated Film: Robot Dreams
These winners, along with many other talented individuals and films, showcased the diversity and creative prowess of Spanish cinema at the 38th Annual Goya Awards.
The success of films like The Society of the Snow, the exceptional performances by actors such as Malena Alterio and David Verdaguer, and the recognition of industry icons like Sigourney Weaver all serve as a testament to the bright future of Spanish cinema. The 38th Annual Goya Awards not only celebrated the accomplishments of the past year but also provided a glimpse into the exciting possibilities that lie ahead. Spanish cinema continues to evolve and captivate audiences with its unique storytelling and exceptional talent, making it an essential part of the global film industry.
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