7th Goya Awards

7th Annual Goya Awards

March 13, 1993

Best Film:
The Age of Beauty

The 7th Goya Awards were presented in Madrid, Spain on 13 March 1993.

Belle époque won the award for Best Film.

Contents

1 Winners and nominees
- 1.1 Major award nominees
- 1.2 Other award nominees
2 Honorary Goya

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

Best Film	Best Director
*Belle Époque* The Fencing Master Jamon Jamon	Fernando Trueba – Belle Époque Bigas Luna – Jamon Jamon Pedro Olea – The Fencing Master
Best Actor	Best Actress
Alfredo Landa – La marrana Jorge Sanz – Belle Époque Javier Bardem – Jamon Jamon	Ariadna Gil – Belle Époque Penélope Cruz – Jamon Jamon Assumpta Serna – The Fencing Master
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Fernando Fernán Gómez – Belle Époque Gabino Diego – Belle Époque Enrique San Francisco – Club Virginia Orchestra	Chus Lampreave – Belle Époque Mary Carmen Ramírez – Belle Époque Pastora Vega – Too Much Heart
Best Original Screenplay	Best Adaptated Screenplay
Belle Époque – Rafael Azcona, José Luis García Sánchez and Fernando Trueba Jamon Jamon – Cuca Canals and Bigas Luna Cows – Julio Médem and Michel Gaztambide	The Fencing Master – Antonio Larreta, Pedro Olea, Arturo Pérez-Reverte and Francisco Prada The Greek Labyrinth – Rafael Alcázar and Manuel Vázquez Montalbán I Get Off at the Next Stop, What About You? – Adolfo Marsillach
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film	Best European Film
A Place in the World • Argentina Like Water for Chocolate • Mexico Shoot to Kill • Venezuela	Indochine • France Hidden Agenda • UK Riff-Raff • UK
Best New Director
Vacas – Julio Médem Acción mutante – Álex de la Iglesia Sublet – Chus Gutiérrez

Other award nominees

Best Cinematography	Best Editing
Belle Époque – José Luis Alcaine Jamon Jamon – José Luis Alcaine The Fencing Master – Alfredo F. Mayo La marrana – Hans Burmann	Belle Époque – Carmen Frías The Fencing Master – José Salcedo Mutant Action – Pablo Blanco
Best Art Direction	Best Production Supervision
Belle Époque – Juan Botella The Fencing Master – Luis Vallés Mutant Action – José Luis Arrizabalaga	Mutant Action – Esther García Belle Époque – Cristina Huete The Fencing Master – Antonio Guillén Rey
Best Sound	Best Special Effects
Orquesta Club Virginia – Julio Recuero, Gilles Ortion, Enrique Molinero and José Antonio Bermúdez Belle Époque – Georges Prat and Alfonso Pino Jamon Jamon – Miguel Rejas and Ricard Casals	Mutant Action – Olivier Gleyze, Yves Domenjoud, Jean-Baptiste Bonetto, Bernard Andre Le Boette, Emilio Ruiz and Hipólito Cantero Cows – Reyes Abades Too Much Heart – Lee Wilson
Best Costume Design	Best Makeup and Hairstyles
The Fencing Master – Javier Artiñano Belle Époque – Lala Huete La reina anónima – Yvonne Blake	Mutant Action – Paca Almenara Belle Époque – Ana Ferreira and Ana Lorena The Fencing Master – Romana González and Josefa Morales
Best Fictional Short Film	Best Documentary Short Film
*El columpio* Huntza Oro en la pared	*Primer acorde* Manualidades
Best Original Score
The Fencing Master – José Nieto Belle Époque – Antoine Duhamel Cows – Alberto Iglesias

Honorary Goya

Imanol Arias

Goya Awards

Category

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