List of winners in the Goya 2021
Source: www.telecinco.es
‘Adú’, by Salvador Calvo, has received four awards
The film has received, among others, the Goya for best director
The gala has been held in a hybrid format due to the coronavirus
The cinema dresses up for its big night in Spain, the Goya Awards. In its thirty-fifth edition and for the fourth time, the big heads are delivered outside of Madrid, in Malaga. This time and due to the coronavirus pandemic, it was held in a hybrid format, with the Soho Theater as the face-to-face venue, and with Antonio Banderas and María Casado as presenters. Since the start of the gala, the coronavirus has marked the celebration that has begun with a minute of silence. ‘Adú‘, by Salvador Calvo, a Telecinco Cinema production has been one of the most awarded of the night with four awards.
This is the list of winners:
Goya to the best film for ‘The girls’
‘The girls’ (Las Chicas Majicas, A.I.E., Inicia Films, S.L., Bteam Prods., S.L.), has won the Goya 2021 for best film. The film has surpassed ‘Adú’, (Un Mundo Prohibido, AIE, Telecinco Cinema, SAU, Ikiru Films, SL, La Terraza Films, SL), Ane (Amania Films), Rosa’s Wedding (Rosa’s Wedding The Movie , AIE, Turanga Films, SLU, Setembro Cine, SL, Tandem Films, SL), and Sentimental (Sentimentalfilm, AIE, Imposible Films, SL).
Goya for the best director for Salvador Calvo for ‘Adú’
Salvador Calvo won this Saturday with the Goya for the best director for the film ‘Adú’. Juanma Bajo Ulloa also competed in this category, for ‘Baby’; Iciar Bollain, for “Rosa’s wedding”; Isabel Coixet, for ‘It snows in Benidorm’.
Goya to the best leading actor for Mario Casas for ‘You will not kill’
Mario Casas has been awarded the Goya for the best leading actor for his performance in ‘You will not kill’. The actor was competing for this award with Javier Cámara, for ‘Sentimental’; Ernesto Alterio, for ‘A normal world’; and David Verdaguer, for ‘One for all’.
Goya honors for best leading actress for Patricia López Arnaiz for ‘Ane’
Patricia López Arnaiz has won the Goya for the best leading actress for her role in the film ‘Ane’. In this category, the actresses Amaia Aberasturi also competed for ‘Akelarre’; ‘Kiti Mánver, for‘ The inconvenience ’; and Candela Peña, for “Rosa’s wedding.”
Goya of honor 2021 to Ángela Molina
Goya for the best European film for ‘The father’
Florian Zeller’s film ‘The Father’ (United Kingdom) has received the Goya for best European film. He was competing with ‘Corpus Christi’, Jan Komasa (Poland), ‘The Officer and the Spy’, by Roman Polanski (France), and ‘Falling’, by Viggo Mortensen (United Kingdom).
Goya for the best Ibero-American film is for ‘The forgetfulness that we will be’
The film ‘The forgetfulness that we will be’ (Colombia), by Fernando Trueba, has been awarded the Goya for the best Ibero-American film. The film has surpassed ‘El Agent Topo’, by Maite Alberdi (Chile); ‘La llorona’, by Jayro Bustamante (Guatemala), and ‘I’m not here anymore’, by Fernando Frías de la Parra (Mexico).
Goya to the best supporting actor for Alberto San Juan for ‘Sentimental’
Alberto San Juan has received the Goya for best supporting actor for his role in the film ‘Sentimental‘. The interpreters Álvaro Cervantes, for ‘Adú’; Sergi López, for “Rosa’s wedding”; and Juan Diego Botto, for ‘The Europeans’.
Goya for Best Supporting Actress to Nathalie Poza for “Rosa’s Wedding”
Nathalie Poza has been awarded the Goya for best supporting actress for her role in the film “Rosa’s wedding.” Juana Acosta also competed in this category, for ‘The inconvenience’; Verónica Echegui, for ‘It explodes explodes’; and Natalia de Molina, for ‘The girls’.
Goya for the best animated film for ‘La gallina Turuleca’
‘La gallina Turuleca’ (Brown Films, A.I.E., Gloriamundi Producciones, S.L., Producions A Fonsagrada, Tandem Films, S.L.) has received the Goya for best animated film. The film was one of the sure awards of the night, since it did not compete with any other production and was the only nominee in this category.
Goya for best documentary film for ‘The Year of Discovery’
‘The year of discovery’ (Lacima Producciones, S.L.) won this Saturday with the Goya for the best documentary film. The films ‘Anatomy of a Dandy’ were also competing in this category.
(Malvalanda, S.L.U., For the love of art producciones SL, RTVE, Dada Films and Entertainment SL); Wet Letters (Morada Films); and ‘My Mexican Bretzel’ (Bretzel & Tequila, S.L., Avalon Productora Cinematográfica, S.L.).
Goya to the best screenplay adapted for David Pérez Sañudo and Marina Parés Pulido for ‘Ane’
David Pérez Sañudo and Marina Parés Pulido have received the Goya for the best adapted screenplay for their work in ‘Ane’. Bernardo Sánchez, Marta Libertad Castillo, for ‘Europeans’; David Galán Galindo and Fernando Navarro, for ‘Secret origins’, and Cesc Gay, for ‘Sentimental’.
Goya to the best original screenplay for Pilar Palomero for ‘The girls’
Pilar Palomero has received the Goya for the best original screenplay for her work in ‘Girls’. Alejandro Hernández also competed in this category, for ‘Adú’; Claro García and Javier Fesser, for ‘Lamentable stories’; and Alicia Luna and Iciar Bollain, for “Rosa’s wedding.”
Goya for the best artistic direction for Mikel Serrano for ‘Akelarre’
Mikel Serrano has been awarded the Goya for the best artistic direction for ‘Akelarre‘. He competed with César Macarrón for ‘Adú’; with Montse Sanz for ‘Black Beach’ and with Mónica Bernuy for ‘The girls’.
Goya to the best montage to Sergio Jiménez for ‘The year of the discovery’
Sergio Jiménez has received the Goya for best montage for “The Year of Discovery” in a category in which he competed with Jaime Colis for “Adú”; with Fernando Franco for ‘Black Beach’ and with Sofi Escudé for ‘The girls’.
Goya to the best direction of photography to Daniela Cajías for ‘The girls’
Daniela Cajías has received the Goya for the best photography direction for ‘The girls’ in a category in which he competed with Sergi Vilanova Claudín, for ‘Adú’; Javier Agirre Erauso, for ‘Akelarre’ and Ángel Amorós, for ‘Black Beach’.
Goya Award for Best Animated Short Film for ‘Blue & Malone: Impossible Cases’
‘Blue & Malone: Impossible Cases’ has received the Goya for the best animated short film in a category in which they competed with ‘Paraíso en llamas’, ‘Paraíso’ and ‘They are only fish’.
Goya for the best documentary short film for ‘Biography of the corpse of a woman’
‘Biography of the corpse of a woman’ has won the Goya for best documentary short film in a category in which it competed with ‘Paraíso en llamas’, ‘Paraíso’ and ‘They are only fish’.
Goya to the best fiction short film for ‘A la cara’
The Goya for the best fiction short film has been for ‘A la cara’, thus surpassing the short films: ‘December 16’, ‘Beef’, ‘Expenses included’ and ‘The ephemeral’.
Goya for the best original music for Aránzazu Calleja and Maite Arroitajauregi for ‘Akelarre’
Aránzazu Calleja and Maite Arroitajauregi have been awarded the Goya for the best original music for ‘Akelarre’ in a category in which they competed with ‘Adú’, ‘Akelarre’, ‘Baby’ and ‘The summer we live’.
Goya for the best original song for Rozalén for ‘Rosa’s wedding’
Rozalén has been awarded the Goya for the best original song for “Rosa’s wedding” in a category in which it competed with “Adú”, “The summer we live” and “The girls”.
Goya to the best new direction to Pilar Palomero for ‘The girls’
Pilar Palomero has received the Goya for the best new director for “The girls” in a category in which she competed with David Pérez Sañudo, for “Ane”; Bernabé Rico, for ‘The inconvenience’ and Nuria Giménez Lorang, for ‘My mexican bretzel’.
Goya to the best actor revelation to Adam Nourou for ‘Adú’
Adam Nourou has been awarded the Goya for best new actor for “Adú” in a category in which he competed with Sergi López, for “Rosa’s wedding”; Juan Diego Botto, for ‘The Europeans’ and Alberto San Juan, for ‘Sentimental’.
Goya Award for Best New Actress to Jone Laspiur for ‘Ane’
Jone Laspiur has won the Goya for best new actress for “Ane” in a category in which she competed with Paula Usero, for “Rosa’s wedding”; Milena Smith, for ‘You will not kill’ and Griselda Siciliani, for ‘Sentimental’.
Goya to the best production direction to Ana Parra and Luis Fernández Lago for ‘Adú’
Ana Parra and Luis Fernández Lago have been awarded the Goya for the best production direction in a category in which they competed with ‘Akelarre’, ‘Black Beach’ and ‘Nieva en Benidorm’.
Goya for better special effects to Mariano García Marty and Ana Rubio for ‘Akelarre’
Mariano García Marty and Ana Rubio have been awarded the Goya for best special effects for ‘Akelarre’ in a category in which they competed with ‘Black Beach’, ‘Lamentable stories’ and ‘Secret origins’.
Goya for the best sound to Eduardo Esquide, Jamaica Ruíz García, Juan Ferro and Nicolás de Poulpiquet for ‘Adú’
Eduardo Esquide, Jamaica Ruíz García, Juan Ferro and Nicolás de Poulpiquet have won the Goya for best sound for ‘Adú’ in a category in which they competed with ‘Akelarre’, ‘Black Beach’ and ‘El plan’.
Goya to the best makeup and hairstyling for Beatushka Wojtowicz and Ricardo Molina for ‘Akelarre’
Beatushka Wojtowicz and Ricardo Molina for ‘Akelarre‘ have received the Goya for best makeup and hairdressing in a category in which they competed with ‘Adú’, ‘Explode, explode’ and ‘Secret origins’.
Goya to the best costume design for Nerea Torrijos for ‘Akelarre’
Nerea Torrijos received the Goya for the best costume design for ‘Akelarre’ in a category in which he competed with ‘Explode, explode,’, ‘Girls’ and ‘Europeans’.
