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GOYA 2021

Las niñas décrochent quatre Goya

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- Ce premier long-métrage par Pilar Palomero obtient les principaux trophées aux prix de l’Académie du cinéma espagnol, remis samedi dernier lors d’une cérémonie retransmise depuis Malaga

Las niñas décrochent quatre Goya
Pilar Palomero (à l’écran) recevant le Goya du meilleur premier film

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It was a hybrid event (a format all-too familiar from last year’s festival season) that set the scene for a hotly anticipated edition of the Goya Awards on Saturday 6 March, adjudicated by the Spanish Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.While the presenters held court over an empty Malaga auditorium, nominees dialled in from home via video link. As we all expected in light of its triumph at the Forqué (see our report here) and Forez Awards (here), the night belonged to Schoolgirls [+lire aussi :
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, the début feature from Aragon-born director Pilar Palomero. Palomero’s film was celebrating on four accounts, having bagged the Goyas for Best Cinematography (for Daniela Cajías), Best Original Screenplay (written by the director based on her own school days), Best New Director and Best Fiction Film of 2020.

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This year’s Honorary Goya Award went to actress Ángela Molina, the only recipient to accept her trophy in person. It was presented by director Jaime Chávarri, who worked with Molina films including The Things of Love. The president of the Academy, Mariano Barroso, praised Molina in her speech, which also addressed the strangeness of the times we are living in: “Thank you to the nominees, for being with us on the other side of their screens. This is not the Goya gala we would have wished for, but then so little in these last few months has been as we would have liked. At the very least, the Goyas will always represent two things: a festival of cinema – our festival, our celebration – and a chance to connect with our audience. This year, we cannot, ought not and have no inclination to celebrate, or rather we will celebrate apart, separated by screens, as we have been for so much of this year. But we were determined not to delay our opportunity to reach out to our audience, and that’s why we are here tonight.”

Akelarre [+lire aussi :
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, directed by Pablo Agüero in a coproduction between Spain, Argentina and France, won five Goyas (in technical categories like Best Art Direction and Best Special Effects, among others); Adú [+lire aussi :
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, meanwhile, had to settle for four (including Best Director for Salvador Calvo and Best New Actor for Adam Nourou), despite starting off with the most nominations; Rosa’s Wedding [+lire aussi :
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won the Goya for Best Supporting Actress for Nathalie Poza and for Best Original Song, composed by Rozalén; the star of Ane is Missing [+lire aussi :
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, Patricia López Arnaiz, prevailed over formidable competition in the form of Candela Peña and Kiti Mánver to take the award for Best Leading Actress, while Jone Laspiur was declared Best New Actress and director David Pérez Sañudo triumphed in the category of Best Adapted Screenplay, along with cowriter Marina Parés Pulido). Alberto San Juan’s performance as a firefighter in The People Upstairs [+lire aussi :
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saw him beat out the competition to win the award for Best Supporting Actor. The 2020 Goya for Best Leading Actor went to Mario Casas, for his work in Cross the Line [+lire aussi :
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The standout film in this year’s documentary section was Luis López Carrasco’s The Year of the Discovery [+lire aussi :
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, presented with the Goya for Best Documentary and Best Editing (for Sergio Jiménez); the award for Best European Film went to The Father [+lire aussi :
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, a coproduction between the UK and France directed by Florian Zeller; meanwhile, Fernando Trueba won Best Foreign Film in the Spanish Language for Memories of My Father, filmed and produced in Colombia.

The winners in full:

Best Film
Schoolgirls [+lire aussi :
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– Pilar Palomero

Best Director
Salvador Calvo – Adú [+lire aussi :
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Best New Director
Pilar Palomero – Schoolgirls

Best Leading Actress
Patricia López Arnaiz Ane is Missing [+lire aussi :
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Best Leading Actor
Mario Casas – Cross the Line [+lire aussi :
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Best Supporting Actress
Nathalie Poza Rosa’s Wedding [+lire aussi :
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(Spain/France)

Best Supporting Actor
Alberto San Juan The People Upstairs [+lire aussi :
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Best New Actress
Jone Laspiur – Ane is Missing

Best New Actor
Adam Nourou – Adú

Best Original Screenplay
Pilar Palomero – Schoolgirls

Best Adapted Screenplay
David Pérez Sañudo and Marina Parés Pulido – Ane is Missing

Best Documentary
The Year of the Discovery [+lire aussi :
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– Luis López Carrasco (Spain/Switzerland)

Best Animated Film
Turu, The Wacky Hen [+lire aussi :
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– Eduardo Gondell and Víctor Monigote

Best Production Supervision
Luis Fernández Lago and Ana Parra – Adú

Best Cinematography
Daniela Cajías – Schoolgirls

Best Editing
Sergio Jiménez – The Year of the Discovery

Best Art Direction
Mikel Serrano Akelarre [+lire aussi :
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(Spain/Argentina/France)

Best Costume Design
Nerea Torrijos – Akelarre

Best Hair and Makeup Design
Beata Wotjowicz and Ricardo Molina – Akelarre

Best Sound
Eduardo Esquide, Jamaica Ruíz García, Juan Ferro and Nicolás de Poulpiquet – Adú

Best Special Effects
Mariano García Marty and Ana Rubio – Akelarre

Best Original Score
Aránzazu Calleja and Maite Arroitajauregi – Akelarre

Best Original Song
Que no, que no (Rosa’s Wedding) – María Rozalén

Best European Film
The Father [+lire aussi :
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– Florian Zeller (UK/France)

Best Foreign Film in the Spanish Language
Memories of My Father – Fernando Trueba (Colombia)

Best Fictional Short Film
A la cara – Javier Marco Rico

Best Documentary Short Film
Biografía del cadáver de una mujer – Mabel Lozano

Best Animated Short Film
Blue & Malone: casos imposibles – Abraham López Guerrero

Honorary Goya Award
Ángela Molina

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