16th Goya Awards

Date

February 2, 2002

Site

Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid

Host

Rosa Maria Sardà

Highlights

Best Film

The Others

Best Actor

Eduard Fernández
Fausto 5.0

Best Actress

Pilar López de Ayala
Mad Love

Most awards

The Others (8)

Most nominations

The Others (15)

Television coverage

Network

TVE

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The 16th Goya Awards took place at the Palacio Municipal de Congresos in Madrid, Spain on 2 February 2002.

The Others won the award for Best Film.

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

style="width="50%" \| Best Film	style="width="50%" \| Best Director
*The Others* Don't Tempt Me Mad Love Sex and Lucia	Alejandro Amenábar – The Others Vicente Aranda – Mad Love Agustín Díaz – Don't Tempt Me Julio Medem – Sex and Lucia
style="width="50%" \| Best Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best Actress
Eduard Fernández – Fausto 5.0 Sergi López – Mine Alone Eusebio Poncela – Intact Tristán Ulloa – Sex and Lucia	Pilar López de Ayala – Mad Love Nicole Kidman – The Others Victoria Abril – Don't Tempt Me Paz Vega – Mine Alone
style="width="50%" \| Best Supporting Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best Supporting Actress
Emilio Gutiérrez – Ten Days Without Love Antonio Dechent – Intact Eduard Fernández – Sound of the Sea Gael García – Don't Tempt Me	Rosa Maria Sardà – No Shame Elena Anaya – Sex and Lucia Najwa Nimri – Sex and Lucia Rosana Pastor – Mad Love
style="width="50%" \| Best Original Screenplay	style="width="50%" \| Best Adaptated Screenplay
The Others – Alejandro Amenábar Don't Tempt Me – Agustín Díaz Sex and Lucia – Julio Medem No Shame – Dominic Harari, Joaquín Oristrell, Teresa Pelegri and Cristina Rota	Savages – Jorge Juan Martínez, Carlos Molinero, Clara Pérez and Lola Salvador Anita Takes a Chance – Lluís-Anton Baulenas and Ventura Pons The Dutchman's Island – Dominic Harari, Sigfrid Monleón, Teresa Pelegri and Ferran Torrent Sound of the Sea – Rafael Azcona
style="width="50%" \| Best New Actor	style="width="50%" \| Best New Actress
Leonardo Sbaraglia – Intact Biel Durán – No Pain, No Gain James Bentley – The Others Rubén Ochandiano – Broken Silence	Paz Vega – Sex and Lucia Malena Alterio – The Hold-Up María Isasi – Savages Alakina Mann – The Others
style="width="50%" \| Best Spanish Language Foreign Film	style="width="50%" \| Best European Film
The Escape • Argentina A Cab for Three • Chile Honey for Oshun • Cuba Violet Perfume: Nobody Hears You • Mexico	Amélie • France Billy Elliot • UK Bridget Jones's Diary • UK Chocolat • UK
style="width="50%" \| Best New Director	style="width="50%" \| Best Animated Film
Juan Carlos Fresnadillo – Intact Javier Balaguer – Mine Alone Víctor García León – No Pain, No Gain Carlos Molinero – Savages	*El Bosque Animado* La Leyenda del Unicornio Manuelita Un Perro Llamado Dolor

Other award nominees

style="width="50%" \| Best Cinematography	style="width="50%" \| Best Editing
The Others – Javier Aguirresarobe Intact – Xavi Giménez Mad Love – Paco Femenia Sex and Lucia – Kiko de la Rica	The Others – Nacho Ruiz Capillas Don't Tempt Me – José Salcedo Mad Love – Teresa Font Sex and Lucia – Iván Aledo
style="width="50%" \| Best Art Direction	style="width="50%" \| Best Production Supervision
The Others – Benjamín Fernández Don't Tempt Me – Javier Fernández Intact – César Macarrón Mad Love – Josep Rosell	The Others – Miguel Ángel González and Emiliano Otegui Mad Love – Carlos Bernases Don't Tempt Me – Angélica Huete Intact – José Luis Jiménez
style="width="50%" \| Best Sound	style="width="50%" \| Best Special Effects
The Others – Tim Cavagin, Daniel Goldstein, Alfonso Raposo and Ricardo Steinberg Don't Tempt Me – José Antonio Bermúdez, Diego Garrido, Pelayo Gutiérrez, Antonio Rodríguez 'Mármol' and Nacho Royo Mad Love – David Calleja, Daniel Fontrodona and James Muñoz Sex and Lucia – Polo González Aledo, Agustín Peinado, Alfonso Pino and Santiago Thévenet	Buñuel y La Mesa del Rey Salomón – Reyes Abades, José María Aragonés, Carlos Martínez, Ana Núñez and Antonio Ojeda The Others – Félix Bergés, Derek Langley, Pedro Moreno and Rafael Solórzano Intact – Félix Bergés, Pau Costa, Carlos Martínez, Ana Núñez, Antonio Ojeda and Raúl Romanillos The Devil's Backbone – Reyes Abades, Carmen Aguirre, David Martí, Alfonso Nieto, Montse Ribé and Emilio Ruiz
style="width="50%" \| Best Costume Design	style="width="50%" \| Best Makeup and Hairstyles
Mad Love – Javier Artiñano The Devil's Backbone – José Vico Off Key – Alberto Luna The Others – Sonia Grande	Mad Love – Mercedes Guillot and Miguel Sesé Don't Tempt Me – Manuel García, Ana Lozano and Antonio Panizza Buñuel y La Mesa del Rey Salomón – Ruth García and Concha Martí The Others – Ana López Puigcerver and Belén López Puigcerver
style="width="50%" \| Best Original Score	style="width="50%" \| Best Original Song
Sex and Lucia – Alberto Iglesias The Others – Alejandro Amenábar Don't Tempt Me – Bernardo Bonezzi Mad Love – José Nieto	Luz Casal — "Tu Bosque animado" – El Bosque Animado Olga Román — "Again" – El cielo abierto Clara Montes — "Sólo mía" – Sólo Mía Joaquín Sabina — "Semos diferentes" – Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella
style="width="50%" \| Best Fictional Short Film	style="width="50%" \| Best Animated Short Film
*Desaliñada* Bamboleho La Mirada Oblicua La Primera Vez Versión Original	*Pollo* El Aparecido La Colección W.C.
style="width="50%" \| Best Documentary
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Honorary Goya

Juan Antonio Bardem

Goya Awards

Category

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