14th Goya Awards

14th Goya Awards

Date

January 29, 2000

Site

L'Auditori, Barcelona

Host

Antonia San Juan

Highlights

Best Film

All About My Mother

Best Actor

Francisco Rabal
Goya in Bordeaux

Best Actress

Cecilia Roth
All About My Mother

Most awards

All About My Mother (7)

Most nominations

All About My Mother (14)

Television coverage

Network

The 14th Goya Awards were presented at L'Auditori in Barcelona, Spain on 29 January 2000. It is the only Goya awards ceremony to have taken place outside of Madrid.

All About My Mother won the award for Best Film.

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

style="width="50%" \| Best Film	style="width="50%" \| Best Director
*All About My Mother* Alone Butterfly's Tongue By My Side Again	Pedro Almodóvar – All About My Mother José Luis Cuerda – Butterfly's Tongue Gracia Querejeta – By My Side Again Benito Zambrano – Alone
style="width="50%" \| Best Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best Actress
Francisco Rabal – Goya in Bordeaux Fernando Fernán Gómez – Butterfly's Tongue Jordi Mollà – Second Skin Josep Maria Pou – Beloved/Friend	Cecilia Roth – All About My Mother Ariadna Gil – Black Tears Carmen Maura – Lisbon Mercedes Sampietro – By My Side Again
style="width="50%" \| Best Supporting Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best Supporting Actress
Juan Diego – Paris-Timbuktu Álex Angulo – Dying of Laughter José Coronado – Goya in Bordeaux Mario Gas – Beloved/Friend	María Galiana – Alone Adriana Ozores – By My Side Again Candela Peña – All About My Mother Julieta Serrano – By My Side Again
style="width="50%" \| Best Original Screenplay	style="width="50%" \| Best Adaptated Screenplay
Alone – Benito Zambrano All About My Mother – Pedro Almodóvar By My Side Again – Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón, Elías Querejeta and Gracia Querejeta Flowers from Another World – Icíar Bollaín and Julio Llamazares	Butterfly's Tongue – Rafael Azcona, José Luis Cuerda and Manuel Rivas Beloved/Friend – Josep Maria Benet i Jornet Manolito Four Eyes – Miguel Albaladejo and Elvira Lindo No One Writes to the Colonel – Paz Alicia Garciadiego
style="width="50%" \| Best New Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best New Actress
Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa – Alone Eduard Fernández – Washington Wolves Manuel Lozano – Butterfly's Tongue Luis Tosar – Flowers from Another World	Ana Fernández – Alone Silvia Abascal – The Yellow Fountain María Botto – Jealousy Antonia San Juan – All About My Mother
style="width="50%" \| Best Spanish Language Foreign Film	style="width="50%" \| Best European Film
Life Is to Whistle • Cuba/Spain Crane World • Argentina Juan, I Forgot I Don't Remember • Mexico Time Out • Colombia/Spain	Life Is Beautiful • Italy Black Cat, White Cat • France/Germany Le Dîner de Cons • France It All Starts Today • France
style="width="50%" \| Best New Director	style="width="50%" \| Best Animated Film
Alone – Benito Zambrano The Man with Rain in His Shoes – María Ripoll Nobody Knows Anybody – Mateo Gil The Ugliest Woman in the World – Miguel Bardem	*Goomer*

Other award nominees

style="width="50%" \| Best Cinematography	style="width="50%" \| Best Editing
Goya in Bordeaux – Vittorio Storaro All About My Mother – Affonso Beato Butterfly's Tongue – Javier G. Salmones Volavérunt – Paco Femenia	All About My Mother – José Salcedo Alone – Fernando Pardo Butterfly's Tongue – Ignacio Cayetano Rodriguez Goya in Bordeaux – Julia Juaniz
style="width="50%" \| Best Art Direction	style="width="50%" \| Best Production Supervision
Goya in Bordeaux – Pierre-Louis Thévenet Butterfly's Tongue – Josep Rosell All About My Mother – Antxón Gómez Volavérunt – Luis Vallés	All About My Mother – Esther García Rodríguez Goya in Bordeaux – Carmen Martínez Butterfly's Tongue – Emiliano Otegui Alone – Eduardo Santana
style="width="50%" \| Best Sound	style="width="50%" \| Best Special Effects
All About My Mother – José Bermúdez, Diego Garrido and Miguel Rejas Alone – Carlos Faruolo, Patrick Ghislain and Jorge Marín Butterfly's Tongue – Patrick Ghislain, Daniel Goldstein and Ricardo Steinberg Goya in Bordeaux – Carlos Faruolo, Jaime Fernández, Alfonso Pino and Alfonso Raposo	Nobody Knows Anybody – Raúl Romanillos, Manuel Horrillo and José Núñez La Ciudad de los Prodigios – Reyes Abades, Hipólito Cantero and José María Aragonés Goya in Bordeaux – Reyes Abades and Fabrizio Storaro The Ugliest Woman in the World – Alejandro Álvarez, José Álvarez, David Martí and Reyes Abades
style="width="50%" \| Best Costume Design	style="width="50%" \| Best Makeup and Hairstyles
Goya in Bordeaux – Pedro Moreno All About My Mother – Sabine Daigeler and José María De Cossío Butterfly's Tongue – Sonia Grande Volavérunt – Franca Squarciapino	Goya in Bordeaux – José Quetglás, Susana Sánchez and Blanca Sánchez Butterfly's Tongue – Ana López Puigcerver and Teresa Rabal All About My Mother – Jean-Jacques Puchu Volavérunt – Lourdes Briones, Paillette, Manolo Carretero and Annie Marandin
style="width="50%" \| Best Fictional Short Film	style="width="50%" \| Best Documentary Short Film
*Siete Cafés Por Semana* Back Room Lencería de Ocasión Obsesión Paraíso Perdido	*Lalia* El Olvido de la Memoria Positivo Smoke City
style="width="50%" \| Best Animated Short Film	style="width="50%" \| Best Original Score
*Los Girasoles* Animal Podría Ser Peor William Wilson	All About My Mother – Alberto Iglesias By My Side Again – Ángel Illarramendi, Andrés Vázquez, Hugo Westerdahl and Gregorio Lozano Butterfly's Tongue – Alejandro Amenábar Alone – Antonio Meliveo

Honorary Goya

Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi

Goya Awards

Category

Awards	Film Director Actor Actress Supporting Actor Supporting Actress Original Screenplay Adapted Screenplay New Actor New Actress Spanish Language Foreign Film European Film New Director Animated Film Cinematography Editing Art Direction Production Supervision Sound Special Effects Costume Design Makeup and Hairstyles Original Score Original Song Fictional Short Film Animated Short Film Documentary Film Documentary Short Film

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