18th Goya Awards

18th Goya Awards
Date January 31, 2004
Site Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid
Host Cayetana Guillén Cuervo and Diego Luna
Highlights
Best Film Take My Eyes
Best Actor Luis Tosar
Take My Eyes
Best Actress Laia Marull
Take My Eyes
Most awards Take My Eyes (7)
Most nominations Take My Eyes (9)
Television coverage
Network TVE
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The 18th Goya Awards took place at the Palacio Municipal de Congresos in Madrid, Spain on 31 January 2004.

Take My Eyes (Te doy mis ojos) won 7 awards, including those for Best Film, Director, Actor (Tosar), Actress (Marull) and Supporting Actress (Peña).

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

style="width="50%" | Best Film style="width="50%" | Best Director
style="width="50%" | Best Actor style="width="50%" | Best Actress
style="width="50%" | Best Supporting Actor style="width="50%" | Best Supporting Actress
style="width="50%" | Best Original Screenplay style="width="50%" | Best Adaptated Screenplay
style="width="50%" | Best New Actor style="width="50%" | Best New Actress
  • Fernando Tejero – Soccer Days
    • Víctor Clavijo – The Gift of Silvia
    • Juan Sanz – Life Marks
    • Óscar Jaenada – November
style="width="50%" | Best Spanish Language Foreign Film style="width="50%" | Best European Film
style="width="50%" | Best New Director style="width="50%" | Best Animated Film
  • El Cid: The Legend
    • The 3 Wise Men
    • El Embrujo del Sur
    • Glup

Other award nominees

style="width="50%" | Best Cinematography style="width="50%" | Best Editing
  • Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure – Iván Aledo
    • Carmen – Teresa Font
    • Soccer Days – Rosario Sáinz de Rozas
    • Take My Eyes – Ángel Hernández Zoido
style="width="50%" | Best Art Direction style="width="50%" | Best Production Supervision
  • Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure – César Macarrón
    • Carmen – Benjamín Fernández
    • The Carpenter's Pencil – Juan Pedro De Gaspar
    • The End of a Mystery – Félix Murcia
  • Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure – Luis Manso and Marina Ortiz
style="width="50%" | Best Sound style="width="50%" | Best Special Effects
  • Take My Eyes – Eva Valiño, Alfonso Pino and Pelayo Gutiérrez
    • The Forest – Silvio Darrin, Carlos Garrido and Alicia Saavedra
    • Life Marks – Licio Marcos de Oliveira, Alfonso Pino and Nacho Royo
    • More Than a Thousand Cameras Are Working for Your Safety – Agustín Peinado, Carlos Garrido and Iván Mayoral
style="width="50%" | Best Costume Design style="width="50%" | Best Makeup and Hairstyles
  • Carmen – Yvonne Blake
    • Hotel Danubio – Lourdes De Orduña and Montse Sancho
    • Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure – Tatiana Hernández
    • November – Nereida Bonmatí
  • Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure – José Antonio Sánchez and Paquita Nuñez
    • Carmen – Miguel Sese and Natalia Sese
    • Hotel Danubio – Cristóbal Criado and Alicia López
    • November – Karmele Soler and Francisco Rodríguez
style="width="50%" | Best Original Score style="width="50%" | Best Original Song
  • South from Granada – Juan Bardem
    • Eyengui, El Dios del Sueño – Santi Vega
    • Hotel Danubio – Pablo Cervantes
    • Valentín – Juan Carlos Cuello
  • "Humans Like You" by Chop Suey – My Life Without Me
    • "Atraco A Tu Corazón" by Paco Ortega – Atraco A Las 3... y Media
    • "Cuando Me Maten" by José Nieto – Carmen
    • "Just Sorcery" by Mario de Benito and Richelieu Morris – Cosa de brujas
style="width="50%" | Best Fictional Short Film style="width="50%" | Best Animated Short Film
  • Sueños
    • Carisma
    • En Camas Separadas
    • Expres
    • Promoción (Prohibida Su Venta)
  • Regaré Con Lágrimas Tus Pétalos
    • A... Mantis Religiosa
    • El Desván
    • La Habitación Inclinada
    • Manipai
style="width="50%" | Best Documentary style="width="50%" | Best Short Film Documentary
  • Un Instante en la Vida Ajena
    • The Basque Ball: Skin Against Stone
    • Seville, Southside
    • Suite Habana
  • Los niños del Nepal
    • Lección de Cine
    • Yo Soy de Mi Barrio

Honorary Goya