17th Goya Awards

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17th Goya Awards
Date February 1, 2003
Venue Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid
Host Alberto San Juan and Guillermo Toledo
Network TVE
Best Film Mondays in the Sun

The 17th Goya Awards took place at the Palacio Municipal de Congresos in Madrid, Spain on 1 February 2003.

Mondays in the Sun won the award for Best Film.

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

Best Film Best Director
Best Actor Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress
Best Original Screenplay Best Adaptated Screenplay
Best New Actor Best New Actress
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film Best European Film
Best New Director Best Animated Film
  • Dragon Hill, La Colina del Dragón
    • Anjé, La Leyenda del Pirineo
    • El Rey de la Granja
    • Puerta del Tiempo

Other award nominees

Best Cinematography Best Editing
  • Box 507 Ángel Hernández Zoido
Best Art Direction Best Production Supervision
Best Sound Best Special Effects
  • The Other Side of the Bed Gilles Ortion, Alfonso Pino, Pelayo Gutiérrez and José Vinader
    • Box 507 Licio Marcos de Oliveira, Luis de Veciana and Alfonso Pino
    • Darkness Salva Mayolas, Dani Fontrodona and Marc Ors
    • Talk to Her Miguel Rejas, José Antonio Bermúdez, Manuel Laguna, Rosa Ortiz and Diego Garrido
Best Costume Design Best Makeup and Hairstyles
Best Original Score Best Original Song
  • "Sevillana Para Carlos" by Roque Baños Salomé
    • "Ojos de Gacela" by Eva Gancedo and Rasha Burn with Me
    • "Un Lugar Más Allá" by Emilio Alquézar Dragon Hill. La colina del Dragón
    • "Human Monkeys", Najwa Nimri and Carlos Jean Warriors
Best Fictional Short Film Best Animated Short Film
  • Nada Que Perder
    • El Espantapájaros
    • Historia de un Búho
    • Hoy Por Ti y Mañana Por Mí
    • Uno Más, Uno Menos
    • El Negre és el Color dels Déus
  • Sr. Trapo
    • TV
Best Documentary Best Short Film Documentary
  • El Efecto Iguazú
    • Balseros
    • De Salamanca a Ninguna Parte
    • Nómadas del Viento
  • Túnel Número 20
    • Howard Hawks. San Sebastián 1972
    • Marmadrid

Honorary Goya

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