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Continue This search engine lists persons held in the Osceola County Jail. Inclusion in this search does not indicate guilt. Information in this search is updated several times a day. When a person is released from prison, they will be removed from the search during the next update. This number reflects all inmates currently in custody with the Osceola County Department of Corrections. In addition to those housed in the Osceola County Jail, this includes those who are in custody with the Osceola County Department of Corrections but are housed elsewhere. Ariel Award for Best ActorFirst for Best ActorCountry of MexicoRepresented by AMACCFirst awarded1947 The Ocho de Cada Diez (2019)Website premioariel.com.mx Ariel Award for Best Actor (Spanish: Premium Ariel Mejor Actor) is an award presented by the Academy of Mexicana de Artes y Ciencias Cinematogr'ficas (AMACC) in Mexico. It is given in honor of the actor who staged an outstanding performance in the title role while working in the Mexican film industry. In 1947, the 1st and 2nd Ariel Prizes were held, and Domingo Soler and David Silva won the films Barrac and Campeon Sin Corona, respectively. With the exception of 1959-1971, when the Ariel Prize was suspended, the prize is awarded annually. Nominees and winners are determined by a committee formed each year consisting of academy members (active and honorable), previous winners and individuals with at least two Ariel nominations; committee members submit their votes through the official AMACC website. Since its inception, the award has been awarded to 48 actors. Damian Alcazar received the highest number of awards in this category with five Ariel, and is also the most nominated performer with eight nominations; Arturo de Cordova and Pedro Infante follow with seven nominations each. Actors Pedro Armendaris and Pedro Armendaris Jr., father and son, also received the award for Best Actor. In 1972, Alfonso Arau received the award for his leading role in El Aguila Descalz. Spanish actor Javier Bardem was nominated in 2011 for his role in the film Biythful, for which he was also nominated for an Academy Award and a BAFTA, as well as received the Goyi Award and the Men's Art Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Six films featured two nominated performances for Best Actor, De Todos Modos Juan Te Lamas (Jorge Roussex and Juan Ferrara), Cuartelazo (Hector Ortega and Bruno Rey), Vidas Errantes (Jose Carlos Ruiz and Ignacio Guadalupe), Chido Guan, El Tacos de Ora (Fernando Arau and Mario Almada), Dulches Kompanyas (Roberto Coute) According to the 2019 ceremony, Noah Hernandez is the last winner in the film Eight out of ten. Winners and nominees Table Key points to the winner of the five-time winner, Mexican actor Damian Alcazar. Three-time winner, Mexican actor Jose Carlos Ruiz. Mexican actor Pedro Armendaris Jr. won in 1977 for Mina, The Wind of Freedom. Mexican actor Alfonso Arau was nominated twice and won Eleven in 1972 for El Aguila Barefoot. Mexican actor Hector Bonilla twice beat Meridiano 100 (1975) and Rojo Amaneser (1991). Mexican actor Damian Bichir won for Hasta Morir in 1995. Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal defeated Oumores Perros in 2001. Mexican actor Rafael Incl'n won for Nicotine in 2001. Roberto Sosa was nominated four times and won in 2013 for The Fantastic World of Juan Orola. Mexican actor Juan Manuel Bernal won the 2015 Obedience Perfecta award. Mexican actor Adrian Ladron won in 2017 in the la-4 company. Mexican actor Eligio Melendez beat Sweno en Otro Idiom in 2018. Mexican actor Noe Hernandez has won eight out of every ten in 2019. Year Actor Movie Ref. 1947 (1st) Domingo Soler La Barraca (8) Pedro Armendaris Las Abandonadas Arturo de Cordova La Selva de Fuego 1947 (2nd) David Silva Campeon Sin Corona8 (3rd) Pedro Armendaris La Perla (10) Pedro Infante When Brave Julian Soler Secret Juan Palomo 1949 (4th) Carlos Lopez Moctezuma Rio Escondido (11) Pedro Infante Los Tres Huastecos David Silva Eskina Bajan cry! 1950 (5th) Roberto Cajono Pueblarina (12) Arturo de Cordova Medianoche Pedro Infante La Oveh Negra 1951 (6)) Fernando Soler You Do Not Wish La Mujer de Tu Hijo (13) Pedro Armenda Rosarisuro Castro Arturo de Cordova El Hombre 1952 (7-7-7-7-7-7-7 Arturo de Cordova in La Palma de Tu Mano (14) Roberto Cagnido Crimen y Castigo Fernando Soler El Grito de la Carne 1953 (8) Pedro Armendaris El Rebovo de Soledad Pedro Infante Un Rincon near Cielo 1954 (9th) Arturo de Cordova Perfectas Casadas (16) Julio Villarreal Eugenie Grande Pedro Infante Pepe El Toro 1955 (10)Victor Parra Los Fernandez de Peralvilleo Rising hanging Pedro Lopez Lagar El Grand Autor 1956 (11)Pedro Infante La Vida No Vale Nada (Yr18) Ernesto Alonso Essay on the crime David Silva Espaladas Mohadas 1957 (12)Victor Manuel Mendoza Talpa (19) Carlos Baena Adam and Eva Adalberto Martinez El Rey de Mexico 1958 (13) Arturo de Cordova Felice Anio , Amor Moo (20) Pedro Infante Tizoc Carlos Montalban Bambalinas 1959-1971 Not awarded 3 (15) Ignacio Lopez Tarso Rosa Blanca (1 21) Alfonso Arau El Rincon de las Vergenes Jorge Martinez de Hoyos Los Diaz del Amor 1974 (16) Pancho Cordova Caridad (episode from Fe, Hope and Charity) Sergio Jimenez El Cambio Ignacio Lopez Tarso El Profeta Mim 1975 (17th) Hector Bonilla Meriano 100 Lopez Tarso Rapinha Jorge Martinez de Hoyos La Venida del Rey Olmos 1976 (18)Jorge Rousseff At least Juan Te Lamas (24) Juan Ferrara At least Juan Te Lamas Enrique Lucero Canoa 1977 (19)Pedro Armendaris, Junior Mina, Wind of Freedom (25) Hector Ortega Cuartelazo Bruno Rey Cuartelazo 1978 (20th) Roberto Cobo on the spot without borders (26) Pedro Armendaris Jr. Little Privileges Hector Bonilla Mateen 1979 (21st) Jose Alonso En La Trama (27) Hector Bonilla Bloody Marlene Nelson Villagra Resource Method 1980 (22)Manuel Ojeda El Infierno de Todos Ttemido O Fuego's Mar-Valentin Trujillo Street Dog 1981 (23rd) Juan Ferrara Mystery (29) Eric del Castillo Las Grandes Aguas Carlos Riquelme in Storm 1982 (24)Alejandro Parody Call me Mike , Jr. Death Trail Manuel Ojed pray Yes, we must win! 1983 (25th) Ernesto Gomez Cruz La Vaspera (31st) Sergio Jimenez La Pachanga Noa Murayama La Pachanga 1984 (26)Umbert Surita under shrapnel Mario Almada La Viuda Negro Miguel Angel Ferris El Tonto, who performed miracles 1985 (22) Mario Almada La Viuda Negro Miguel Angel Ferris El Tonto Who Performed Miracles 1985 (27th) Jose Carlos Ruiz Wandering Life (33) Ignacio Guadalupe Vidas Errantes Rafael Sanchez Navarro El Otro 1986 (28th) Claudio Brook Memorials Perdidos (34) Alonso Echanov Los Motivos de Luz Alfredo Sevilla Redondo 1987 (29)) Ernesto Gomez Cruz El Imperio de la Fortuna Fernando Arau Chido Guan, El Tacos de Ora Mario Almada Chido Guan, El Takos de Ora 1988 (30th) Gonzalo Vega what matters lives (36) Fernando Balzaretti Diaz Truda Manuel Ojeda Muel Rojo 1989 (31st) Alonso Ekhanove Mentiras Piadosas (37) Alberto Pederet predesitates us? Bruno Rey Rider of Divine Providence 1990 (32nd) Jose Carlos Ruiz Goitia, God to himself 38 Roberto Flaco Guzman Sabadazo Enrique Rocha El Otro Crimen 1991 (33rd) Hector Bonilla Rojo Amaneser (39) 1992 (34th) Mario Ivan Martinez as water for chocolate 400 Jose Alonso La Tarea Eduardo Lopez Rojas La Mujera de Benyaman 1993 (35th) Alonso Ekhanove Modelo Antigua (41) Jose Alonso Bartome de las Casas (La Leyenda Negra) Roberto Sosa Angel de Fuego 1994 (36)) Bruno Bichir Beginning and End (42) Rodolfo Arda Cinema Alonso Ehanou La Vida Konyugal Arturo Rios Desiertos Mares Last Battle Roberto Sosa Lolo 1995 (37th) Damian Bihir Die Er Jardan del Eden Ernesto Cruz Gomez El Callejon de Los Millagros Luis Felipe 1996 (38th) Fernando Torre Lapham without sender (44) Jose Alonso Mujeres Insumisas Bruno Beachir El Antuelo Roberto Cobo Dulcas Companiona Ramiro Company 1997 (39th) Daniel Jimenez Cacho Deep Crimson (45) Demian Bihir Cilantro and Parsley Hector Bonilla Night Lights By Rafael Cortez Santo Lusbel Jorge Galvan Si No, I See You Again (46) Martin Altomaro Libre de Calpas Claudio Obregon De Noo Vienes, Esmeralda 1999 (41st) Damian Alcazar Bayo California, Time Limit (47) Daniel Invented Haunt roberto Sosa Fiber Optics 2000 (42nd) Damian Alcazar Law Herod (48) Damian Bihir Sex, Pudor and Legrimas Guillerm Larrea Rito Terminal 2001 (43rd) Gael Garcia Bernal Aores Perros (49) Bruno Bihir Chronicle Breakfast Alejandro Parodi His Light Highness 2002 (4th place) Arturo Rios The Tale for Sleeping Crocodiles (50) Luis Fernando Pena De la Calle Jorge Pachito Rex, I Leave, but not quite 2003 (45th) Daniel Jimenez Cacho Aro Tolbukhin: In the mind of the Assassin Alberto Estrella eXXorcismos Luis Fernando Pena Amar hurt you 2004 (46 Rafael Inklan Nicotina (52) Alejandro Ferret Japan Eduardo Palomo Mystery Trinity 2005 (47th) Enrique Arreola Duck Season (53) Alejandro Calva Hands Libres (Nobody Speaks To You) Silverio Palacios zero and Van Cuatro 2006 (48th) Damian Alcazar Las Vueltas del Citrillo (54th) David Aaron Estrada News FarAway Dagoberto Gama Mescal 2007 (49th) Damian Alcasar Chronicles (56) Armando Hernandez of The Sky Gabino Rodriguez La Girl in The Rock 2008 (50th) Jorge Rate Dos Abrasoso5 Enrique Arreola Blue Eyelids Alan Chavez Used Parts of Lazarus Ramos Collector: In God We Trust 2009 (51st) Mario Saragosa Desierto Adentro 2010 (52nd) Fernando Lujon Cinco Diaz Sin Nora (59th) Silverio Palacios Meet the Head of Juan Perez Harold Torres Norteado 2011 (53rd) Damian Alcazar El Incirno (60) Javier Bardem Biythiful Demin Beachir Hidalgo: La Historia Never Spoke Han Ramirez La Mitad del Mundo 2012 (54th) Tenoh Huerta Days of Grace (61) Joaquin Kosao Pastoral Noe Hernandez Miss Bala 2013 (55)Roberto Sosa Fantastic World Juan Orola (62) Francisco Cruz Between the night and Hernan Mendoza day after Po Lucia Carlos Valalino La Demora 2014 (56th) Brandon Lopez La Djula de Ora (63) Armando Espisia Heli Luis Gerardo Mendes Nosoros Los Nobles Jesus Padilla Workers Harold Torres La Cebra 2015 (57th) Juan Manuel Bernal Perfect Obedience Ramon Tenokh Wortha Eros Oscar Jaenada Cantinflas Harold Torres 2016 (58th) Marco Perez Gloria (66) Damian Al The Legend of the Mystery Charro Tim Roth 600 miles 2017 (59th) Adrian Ladron 4th Company (67) Jose Carlos Ruiz Kept Gael Garcia Bernal Me You Are Killing Susana Danny Glover Mr. Pig Noah Hernandez We Have Meat 2018 (60th) Eligio Melendez Dream in Another Language (68) Leonardo Alonso El Vigilante Humberto Bust Polar Bear Daniel Jimenez Cacho Los Adios Gabino Crimes in the North Sea 2019 (61st) Noah Hernandez Ocho out of every ten (69) Damian Alcazar childhood Baltimore Beltran Mind Revolver Gael Garcia Bernal Museum Luis Gerardo Mendes Bayoneta 2020 (62 - TBA TBA (70) Luis Alberti Workman Benny Emmanuel Chicuarotes Armando Hernandez La Paloma and Lobo Habiani Ponce de Leon It is not Berlin Jose Maria Yazpic Polvo Following persons received several awards for Best Actor : Wins Actor 5 Damian Alcazar 3 Arturo de Cordova Jose Carlos Ruiz 2 Pedro Armendaris Hector Bonilla Alonso Echanov Daniel Jimenez Cacho Ernesto Gomez Cruz The following actors received four or more nominations for Best Actor: Actor nominations 8 D Aamian Al Arturo de Cordova Pedro Infante 6 Pedro Armendaris 5 Hector Bonilla 4 Jose Alonso Bruno Beachir Damian Beachir Alonso Echanove Manuel Ojeda Roberto Sosa Oscar for Best Actor Award (Cannes Film Festival) Ariel (in Spanish). Mexican Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Archive from the original for 2016-03-23. Received on May 24, 2016. Rules of the Ariel Prize 2016 (PDF) (in Spanish). Mexican Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Received on May 24, 2016. Permanent Dead Connection 50 years after Pedro Armendaris' death. Latin time (in Spanish). Lionheart Digital. June 22, 2013. Received on June 29, 2016. Pedro Armendaris, goodbye to a great figure. Excelsior (in Spanish). Inventing MX. December 27, 2011. Received on June 29, 2016. XIV 1972 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1972. Received on 24 May 2016. Javier Bardem receives the Goya Award for Best Actor in a Film Biutiful. Expansion (in Spanish). Turner's broadcasting system. February 13, 2011. Received on July 1, 2016. Javier Bardem, awarded at the Cannes Film Festival for his performance in Biutiful. The world (in Spanish). Internet editorial department. May 24, 2010. Received on July 1, 2016. I 1947 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1947. Received on 24 May 2016. II 1947 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1947. Received on 24 May 2016. III 1948 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1948. Received on 24 May 2016. IV 1949 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1949. Received on 24 May 2016. V 1950 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1950. Received on 24 May 2016. VI 1951 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1951. May 24, 2016. VII VII Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1952. Received on 24 May 2016. VIII 1953 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Received on 24 May 2016. IX 1954 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1954. Received on 24 May 2016. X 1955 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1955. Received on 24 May 2016. XI 1956 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1956. Received on 24 May 2016. XII 1957 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Received on 24 May 2016. XIII 1958 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1958. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XV 1973 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1973. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XVI 1974 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1974. Received on 24 May 2016. 17th 1975 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1975. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XVIII 1976 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1976. Received on 24 May 2016. 1977 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1977. Received on 24 May 2016. XX 1978 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1978. Received on 24 May 2016. XXI 1979 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1979. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XXII 1980 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1980. Received on 24 May 2016. XXIII 1981 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1981. Received on 24 May 2016. XXIV 1982 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1982. Archive from the original dated March 5, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XXV 1983 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1983. Archive from the original dated 16 June Year. Received on May 24, 2016. XXVI 1984 - Winners and nominees (in Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1984. Received on 24 May 2016. XXVII 1985 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1985. Received on 24 May 2016. XXVIII 1986 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1986. Received on 24 May 2016. XXIX 1987 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1987. Received on 24 May 2016. XXX 1988 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1988. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXI 1989 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1989. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXII 1990 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1990. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXIII 1991 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1991. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXIV 1992 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1992. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. XXXV 1993 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXVI 1994 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1994. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXVII 1995 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1995. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXVIII 1996 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1996. Received on 24 May 2016. XXXIX 1997 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1997. Received on 24 May 2016. XL 1998 - Winners and nominees (in Spanish). Mexican Association of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1998. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. Hold on, Rachel. Ghost, career, accumulation of Ariel nominations. Day (in Spanish). Received on May 24, 2016. Tapes.ru, Estrada and Urrutia, nominated for Ariel. Day (in Spanish). June 9, 2000. Received on May 24, 2016. Get Dog Loves 15 Ariel Nominations. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. April 27, 2001. Received on May 24, 2016. Everything is ready for the Ariel awards ceremony. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. May 26, 2002. Received on May 24, 2016. Get Father Amaro 13 Ariel El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. February 20, February, Received on May 24, 2016. Everything is ready for Ariel's delivery. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. March 28, 2004. Received on May 24, 2016. Ariel is disputed. El Universal (in Spanish). Laguna Publisher Company. March 28, 2005. Received on May 24, 2016. Rodriguez, Graciela (February 10, 2006). Mezcal, lead with 15 nominations for Ariel. Chronicle (in Spanish). Daily Chronicle. Received on May 24, 2016. Michael O'Boyle (March 15, 2006). The Mexican Academy is handing out Ariel. Different. Penske Business Media. Received on May 24, 2016. Huerta, Caesar (March 17, 2007). Directors about the life of the film. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. Received on May 24, 2016. List of Ariel Award nominees. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. March 24, 2008. Received on May 19, 2016. List of Ariel Award nominees. Terra (in Spanish). Phone. February 27, 2009. Received on May 19, 2016. List of Ariel Award nominees. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. February 11, 2010. Received on May 19, 2016. Nominees for the 53rd Ariel Prize. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. March 24, 2011. Received on May 19, 2016. Pastoral, Days of Grace and Miss Bala, 54 Ariel. Tom's Cinema (in Spanish). April 27, 2012. Received on May 19, 2016. List of Ariel Award nominees. El Universal (in Spanish). National Journalism Company. April 10, 2013. Received on May 19, 2016. Nominees for 56 Ariel. Close-up (in Spanish). April 7, 2014. Archive from the original for 2016-07-01. Received on May 19, 2016. Winners of the 2015 Ariel Prize. Morelia International Film Festival (in Spanish). It's a fick. May 27, 2015. Received on May 18, 2016. 'Goeros' receives 12 of the 25 Ariel Award nominations. Expansion (in Spanish). Turner's broadcasting system. April 13, 2015. Received on May 18, 2016. Maganya, Arturo (April 13, 2016). Nominees for Ariel 2016. Premiere of the film (in Spanish). Received on April 13, 2016. Ariel Nominees 2017 (in Spanish). Ariel Prize. May 3, 2017. Archive from the original on May 10, 2016. Received on May 3, 2017. Meet the nominees for the 2017 Ariel Awards! Gatopardo (in Spanish). Media crossbars. 2018. Received May 1, 2018. Maganya, Arturo (April 23, 2019). Ariel 2019: Full list of nominees. Premiere of the film (in Spanish). G21 Communications Entertainment. Received on April 23, 2019. Ariel 2020: Full list of nominees. Premiere of the film (in Spanish). G21 Communications Entertainment. July 23, 2020. Received on July 31, 2020. Received from 215th Ariel мая 1973HighlightsBest PictureThe Castle of Purity, Purity, National, and Reed, Mexico InsurgenteMost AwardsThe Castle of Purity and National Mechanics (5)Most nominations castle of purity and national mechanics (10) ← 14 Ariel Awards 16 → 15 Ariel Awards, organized by the Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences (AMACC) took place on May 20, 1973 in Mexico City. During the ceremony, the AMACC presented the Ariel Award in 14 categories in honor of films released in 1972. Castle of Purity and National Mechanics were the most nominated films, and most awarded five wins each, including a tie for best film, with Reed, Mexico's Rebel. Canadian- Mexican cinematographer Alex Phillips received the Golden Ariel for his artistic career. Winners and nominees Winners are listed first and highlighted by a bold face. Best Film El Castillo de la Purity Nacional Reed, Mexico Rebel Best Director Luis Alcoriza - National Mechanics Paul Leduc - Reed, Mexico Rebel Arturo Ripstein - El Castillo de la Pureza Best Actor Ignacio Lopez Tarso - Rosa Blanca, as Jacinto Yanes Alfonso Arau - El Rincon de las Vergenes as Lucas Lucatero Jorge Martinez de Hoyos as Los Diaz del Amor as Vicente Icasa, Best Actress Ray Villa - Mesenica Nacional as Chabela Helena Rojo - Los Casorros as Teresa Diaz as Cecilia Best Supporting Actor Arturo Beristin - El Castillo de la Purez as Porvenier Hector Ortega - El Rincon de las Vergenes as Gobernador Hector Suarez - Mecenica Nacional as Gregorio Best Supporting Actress Diana Bracho - El Cast Llolla de La Purity as Utopia Anita Blanche - Los Diaz del Amor as Grandecita Gloria Marin - Mesenica Nacional as Dora Best Screenplay El Castillo de la Purity - Arturo Ripstein and Jose Emilio Pacheco Los Diaz del Amor - Alberto Isaac and Emilio Garcia Riera Mesenica Nacional - Luis Alcoreza Best Original History Mec'nica Nacional - Luis Alcoreza El Castillo de la Purity - Arturo Ripstein and Jose Emilio Pacheco Los Diaz del Amor - Alberto Isaac Best Original Result Los Diaz del Amor - Jose Antonio Alcaras, Lucia Alvarez and Raul Laviista El Muro del Ciencio - Ruben Fuentes Los Cashorros - Eduardo Lujon and Joaquin Gutierrez Heras Best Cinematography Maria - Gabriel Figueroa El Castillo de la Purez - Alex Phillips Reed , Мексика повстанцев - Алекс Гривас Лучший монтаж фильма Национальная механика - Карлос Savage Замок чистоты - Эуфемио Ривера Рид, Мексика повстанцев - Джованни Корпораал и Рафаэль Кастанедо Лучший художественный режиссер Замок чистоты - Мануэль Фонтаналы Национальная механика - Мануэль Фонтаналы Роза Бланка - Эдвард Фицджеральд Лучший набор Украшение Лос-Де-Де-Де Alejandro Best Documentary Short Film Frida Kahlo - Marcela Fernandez Violante Links - b c XV 1973 - Ganadores y nominados (in Spanish). Associacion Mexicana de Artes and Ciencias Cinematogr'ficas. 1973. Archive from the original dated June 16, 2016. Received on May 24, 2016. Extracted from

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