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2020 Goya Awards 20 Established 1961 Lifestyle Awards Monday, January 27, 2020 Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar receives the best direction Spanish actor Antonio Banderas receives the best actor award (From left to right) Argentinian actor Leonardo Sbaraglia, Spanish actress Penelope Cruz, Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar and award for ‘Dolor y Gloria’ (Pain and Glory) at the 34th Goya for his role in ‘Dolor y Gloria’ (Pain and Glory) at the 34th Goya Spanish actor Antonio Banderas pose on the Red Carpet. awards ceremony in Malaga. — AFP photos awards ceremony in Malaga. All the awardees pose with their Goya awards during a photocall following the 34th Goya awards ceremony in Malaga. 2020 Goya Awards BEST PICTURE Pain and Glory by Pedro Almodovar BEST DIRECTOR Pedro Almodovar for Pain and Glory BREAKOUT DIRECTOR he Oscar contender won seven at War went into the Goyas ahead of Pain Goya for Best European Film. But the called on Spain’s newly-elected Prime Belen Funes for A Thief’s Daughter Goyas, including Best Film, Best and Glory, with 17 nominations to 16 for evening was all about Almodovar. Minister Pedro Sanchez to support “auteur BEST ACTRESS TDirector and Best Actor for Antonio Almodovar’s feature. But in the end, Pain Accepting his acting honor Banderas, who cinema, independent, outside the margins Belen Cuesta for The Endless Trench Banderas for his starring role in the feature and Glory came out on top with seven is up for a Best Actor Oscar for the same of the platforms” which, he said, “in serious BEST ACTOR closely based on Almodovar’s life and Goyas to five for While at War, which role, thanked the director for giving him a danger of extinction.” Antonio Banderas for Pain and Glory work. Pedro Almodovar’s Oscar-nominat- nabbed honors for Best Production Design, life in cinema. While theater attendance in Spain was SUPPORTING ACTRESS ed, semi-autobiographical drama Pain and Best Art Direction, Best Makeup and Hair “In 40 years, I’ve never met an artist up 8 percent in 2019 to 105 million tickets Julieta Serrano for Pain and Glory Glory was the big winner at the 34th Goya Design and Best Costume Design as well with the loyalty you have to your cinema,” sold, the highest level of the past decade, BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Awards, Spain’s top film honors, taking as a Best Supporting Actor Goya for Banderas said. “I’ve learned so much from according to Comscore figures, Spanish Eduard Fernandez for While at War home Best Picture, Best Director and Best Eduard Fernandez. you, not only about the art world, but also films only drew 15.9 million viewers, or 15 BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY Original Screenplay. Best Actress honors went to Belen about life. I had to meet you to get here. I percent of the total, the worst level in 6 Pedro Almodovar for Pain and Glory Pain and Glory star Antonio Banderas Cuesta for her starring role in The Endless have done my best work with you....Today years. This year’s lifetime achievement BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY won Best Actor for his role as the Trench, another drama about the Spanish is three years since I had a heart attack. Goya went to Pepa Flores, better known as Benito Zambrano, Daniel Remon and Pablo depressed director Salvador Mallo, while Civil War, which was the breakout hit from Not only am I alive, but I feel very alive.” Marisol, a child actress who starred in Remon for Out in the Open the film also nabbed Goyas for Best last year’s San Sebastian film festival. Les Almodovar used his awards platform to dozens of musicals and reached her height BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY Editing, Best Original Music and a Best Miserables, Ladj Ly’s social drama about address what he sees as a crisis in Spanish of popularity in the 1960s and 1970s. Supporting Actress win for Julieta Serrano, life in the Parisian Banlieues, and, like Pain cinema brought on by streaming platforms https://www.hollywoodreporter.com Mauro Herce for Fire Will Come BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC who plays Mallo’s aging mother. Alejandro and Glory, a nominee for the Best such as Netflix. Accepting his Best Amenabar’s Spanish Civil War epic While International Film Oscar, took home the Director Goya, the veteran filmmaker Alberto Iglesias for Pain and Glory BEST ORIGINAL SONG Intemperie by Javier Ruibal for Out in the Open BEST NEW ACTOR Enric Auquer for Eye for an Eye BEST NEW ACTRESS Benedicta Sanchez for Fire Will Come BEST ANIMATED FEATURE Bunuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles by Salvador Simo BEST IBEROAMERICAN FILM Heroic Losers by Sebastian Borensztein, Argentina BEST EUROPEAN FILM Les Miserables by Ladj Ly, France BEST DOCUMENTARY Ara Malikian: una vida entre las cuerdas by Nata Moreno BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT FILM Suc de Sandria by Irene Moray BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM Madrid 2120 by Jose Luis Quiros, Paco Saez Spanish actress Belen Cuesta receives the best actress award for her role in ‘La Spanish comedian Silvia Abril performs at the 34th Goya awards ceremony. BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT Trinchera Infinita’ (The Endless Trench). Our Life as Refugee Children in Europe by Silvia Venegas BEST EDITING Teresa Font for Pain and Glory BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN Carla Perez de Albeniz for While at War BEST COSTUME DESIGN Sonia Grande for While at War BEST ART DIRECTION Juan Pedro de Gaspar for While at War BEST SOUND Inaki Diez, Alazne Ameztoy, Xanti Salvador, Nacho Royo-Villanova for The Endless Trench BEST MAKEUP AND HAIR DESIGN Ana Lopez-Puigcerver, Belen Lopez-Puigcerver, Nacho Diaz for While at War BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS Mario Campoy, Inaki Madariaga for The Platform HONORARY GOYA Daughters of Spanish actress and singer Pepa Flores aka Marisol, actress Maria Representatives of The French film ‘Les Miserables’ receive the best European film award. Pepa Flores Esteve (right), singer Celia Flores (left) and Tamara gades receive an honorary award for their mother’s career..
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