It came as no surprise to anyone when Roma, a co-production between Mexico and the USA (Netflix), directed by Alfonso Cuarón, emerged victorious yesterday, roundly trouncing its rivals at the sixth edition of the Platino Awards, co-organised by EGEDA and FIPCA (the Ibero-American Federation of Film and Audiovisual Producers), and supported by the Latin American Film Academies and Institutes, Latin Artis and the AISGE Foundation. It went home with five trophies: Best Ibero-American Fiction Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography and Best Sound. Lagging far behind in second place on the podium was The Heiresses [+lire aussi :
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Spain also tasted victory in the Best Documentary category, as the winner was The Silence of Others [+lire aussi :
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At a ceremony presented by filmmaker Santiago Segura and actress Cecilia Suárez, which was held in Xcaret, a tropical park and resort in Yucatán, Mexico, tribute was paid – through the presentation of the Honorary Platino – to Andalusian singer and actor Raphael (who sent himself up in Álex de la Iglesia’s My Big Night [+lire aussi :
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Here is the complete list of award winners:

Best Ibero-American Fiction Film
Roma - Alfonso Cuarón (Mexico/USA)

Best Director
Alfonso Cuarón - Roma

Best Screenplay
Alfonso Cuarón - Roma

Best Original Score
Alberto Iglesias – Yuli – The Carlos Acosta Story [+lire aussi :
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Best Actor
Antonio de la Torre – The Realm [+lire aussi :
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Best Actress
Ana Brun – The Heiresses [+lire aussi :
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Best Animated Film
Another Day of Life [+lire aussi :
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Best Documentary Film
The Silence of Others [+lire aussi :
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Platino Award for Best Ibero-American Debut Fiction Film
The Heiresses – Marcelo Martinessi

Best Film Editing
Alberto del Campo – The Realm

Best Art Direction
Angélica Perea – Birds of Passage [+lire aussi :
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Best Cinematography
Alfonso Cuarón - Roma

Best Sound
Sergio Díaz, Skip Lievsay, Craig Henighan and José Antonio García - Roma

Platino Award for Film and Education Values
Champions [+lire aussi :
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Best Ibero-American Miniseries or TV Series
Arde Madrid – Paco León and Anna R Costa (Spain)

Best Actor in a Miniseries or TV Series
Diego Luna – Narcos: Mexico (Mexico/USA)

Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Series
Cecilia Suárez – The House of Flowers (Mexico/USA)