Gaudí Awards

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Gaudí Awards
Awarded for Best in film
Location Catalonia, Spain
Presented by Acadèmia del Cinema Català
First awarded 2009
Official website Gaudí Awards

The Gaudí Awards, known in Catalan as Premis Gaudí, are Catalonia's main film awards, celebrated annually in Barcelona, Spain. The awards were established in 2009 by Acadèmia del Cinema Català (Catalan Academy of Cinema).[1]

The trophy was designed by Montse Ribé and is inspired by the Gaudí's chimneys of la Pedrera.[2]

Current awards

  • Gaudí Honorary Award: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Film in Catalan language: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Film in non-Catalan language: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Director: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Documentary: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Animated Feature: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best TV Film: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best European Film: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Original Screenplay: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Cinematography: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Original Score: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Film Editing: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Art Direction: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Visual Effects: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Sound: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Short Film: since 2009
  • Gaudí Award for Best Costume Design: since 2010
  • Gaudí Award for Best Makeup: since 2010
  • Gaudí Award for Best Production Director: since 2010

Past ceremonies

The following is a listing of all Gaudí Awards ceremonies.

Ceremony Date Best Film winner Host(s) Venue
1st Gaudí Awards[3] January 19, 2009 El cant dels ocells Clara Segura Coliseum (Barcelona)
2nd Gaudí Awards[4] February 1, 2010 Tres dies amb la família Dafnis Balduz, Santi Ibáñez, Santi Millán, Clara Segura Coliseum (Barcelona)
3rd Gaudí Awards[5] January 17, 2011 Black Bread Quim Masferrer Artèria Paral·lel (Barcelona)
4th Gaudí Awards February 6, 2012 EVA Xavi Mira, Alba Florejachs Artèria Paral·lel (Barcelona)
5th Gaudí Awards February 3, 2013 Blancanieves Andreu Buenafuente Palau dels Esports (Barcelona)

References

  1. ↑ "Els primers premis Gaudí del cinema català" (in Catalan). 20 January 2009. Retrieved 18 October 2011. 
  2. ↑ "La Acadèmia del Cinema crea los premios Gaudí" (in Catalan). 25 November 2008. Retrieved 18 October 2011. 
  3. ↑ "1st Gaudí Awards". Catalan Cinema Academy. 
  4. ↑ "2nd Gaudí Awards". Catalan Cinema Academy. 
  5. ↑ "3rd Gaudí Awards". Catalan Cinema Academy. 

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