28th Goya Awards

28th Goya Awards
Date February 9, 2014
Site Centro de Convenciones y Congresos Príncipe Felipe, Madrid
Host Manel Fuentes
Highlights
Best Film Living Is Easy with Eyes Closed
Best Actor Javier Cámara
Living Is Easy with Eyes Closed
Best Actress Marián Álvarez
Wounded
Most awards Witching and Bitching (8)
Most nominations Family United (11)
Television coverage
Network TVE
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The 28th Goya Awards were presented at the Centro de Convenciones y Congresos Príncipe Felipe in Madrid on February 9, 2014 to honour the best in Spanish films of 2013. Manel Fuentes was be the master of ceremonies for the first time. Nominees were announced on January 7, 2014.[1] Living Is Easy with Eyes Closed won six awards, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay, but Witching and Bitching won the most awards, with eight awards, including Best Supporting Actress.

Winners and nominees

Major awards

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 New Actor style="width="50%" | Best New Actress
style="width="50%" | Best Original Screenplay style="width="50%" | Best Adapted Screenplay
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
  • Fernando Franco García – Wounded
    • Neus Ballús – The Plague
    • Jorge Dorado – Mindscape
    • Rodrigo Sorogoyen – Stockholm

Other award nominees

style="width="50%" | Best Cinematography style="width="50%" | Best Editing
  • Cannibal – Pau Esteve Birba
    • 15 Years and One Day – Juan Carlos Gómez
    • Witching and Bitching – Kiko de la Rica
    • New York – Cristina Trenas
  • Witching and Bitching – Pablo Blanco
    • Three Many Weddings – Alberto de Toro
    • Family United – Nacho Ruiz Capillas
    • Wounded – David Pinillos
style="width="50%" | Best Art Direction style="width="50%" | Best Production Supervision
  • Witching and Bitching – Arturo García and José Luis Arrizabalaga
style="width="50%" | Best Sound style="width="50%" | Best Special Effects
  • Witching and Bitching – Charly Schmukler, Nicolás de Poulpiquet and Charly Schmukler
    • Cannibal – Eva Valiño, Nacho Royo-Villanova and Pelayo Gutiérrez
    • Family United – Carlos Faruolo, Jaime Fernández and Carlos Faruolo
    • Wounded – Aitor Berenguer Abasolo, Jaime Fernández and Nacho Arenas
  • Witching and Bitching – Juan Ramón Molina and Ferrán Piquer
    • Family United – Juan Ramón Molina and Juan Ventura Pecellín
    • The Last Days – Lluís Rivera Jove and Juanma Nogales
    • Zip & Zap and the Marble Gang – Endre Korda and Félix Bergés
style="width="50%" | Best Costume Design style="width="50%" | Best Makeup and Hairstyles
  • Witching and Bitching – María Dolores Gómez Castro, Javier Hernández Valentín, Pedro Rodríguez "Pedrati" and Francisco J. Rodríguez Frías
    • Three Many Weddings – Eli Adánez and Sergio Pérez
    • Grand Piano – Ana López-Puigcerver and Belén López-Puigcerver
    • Family United – Lola López and Itziar Arrieta
style="width="50%" | Best Original Score style="width="50%" | Best Original Song
style="width="50%" | Best Fictional Short Film style="width="50%" | Best Animated Short Film
  • Abstenerse Agencias
    • De Noche y de Pronto
    • El Paraguas de Colores
    • Lucas
    • Pipas
  • Cuerdas
    • Blue & Malone, Detectives Imaginarios
    • O Xigante
    • Vía Tango
style="width="50%" | Best Documentary Film style="width="50%" | Best Documentary Short Film
  • Las Maestras de la República
    • Con La Pata Quebrada
    • Guadalquivir
    • Món Petit
  • Minerita
    • El Hombre Que Estaba Allí
    • La Alfombra Roja
    • La Gran Desilusión

Honorary Goya

References

  1. ↑ "Manel Fuentes presentará y dirigirá los Premios Goya 2014". Academia de las Artes y las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España. 2013-10-18. Retrieved 2013-12-16.

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