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Yesterday, February 19 was held the Goya Awards of the Spanish Film Academy. The big winner of the night turned out to be Enrique Urbizu with his film "No Rest for the Wicked" with a total of six awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay awards and Best Actor Award for Jose Coronado.
Isabel Coixet's documentary on the Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon "Listening to Judge Garzon" won the Goya for best documentary. The Catalan director used her presence at the gala to claim the innocence of Baltasar Garzón against the three legal imputations the judge is facing in Spain. Interestingly today, February 20th, Garzon has been formally removed from his judicial career by The Standing Committee of the Supreme Judicial Council of Spain because of the authorization given by the judge to some listenings of prisoners suspected in the Spanish Gurtel- corruption case.
According to Coixet's words, "The Supreme Court may set aside Garzon of justice, but nothing and nobody can separate justice from Judge Garzon," the filmmaker makes clear her opinion on the innocence of the judge and highlights the good intention of Garzon by adding "I wish that there had been no peace for the wicked," alluding to the great film by Urbizu with whom she shared yesterday's Goya Awards victory.
To highlight other winners, Elena Anaya was the winner of the Goya for Best Actress, while Lluis Homar and Ana Wagener received the Goyas of the supporting actors. Below a video of the Santiago Segura's monologue that gave the funny spark to the gala, and the complete list of winners. Congratulations to Enrique Urbizu, Isabel Coixet and all the winners!
Isabel Coixet's documentary on the Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon "Listening to Judge Garzon" won the Goya for best documentary. The Catalan director used her presence at the gala to claim the innocence of Baltasar Garzón against the three legal imputations the judge is facing in Spain. Interestingly today, February 20th, Garzon has been formally removed from his judicial career by The Standing Committee of the Supreme Judicial Council of Spain because of the authorization given by the judge to some listenings of prisoners suspected in the Spanish Gurtel- corruption case.
According to Coixet's words, "The Supreme Court may set aside Garzon of justice, but nothing and nobody can separate justice from Judge Garzon," the filmmaker makes clear her opinion on the innocence of the judge and highlights the good intention of Garzon by adding "I wish that there had been no peace for the wicked," alluding to the great film by Urbizu with whom she shared yesterday's Goya Awards victory.
To highlight other winners, Elena Anaya was the winner of the Goya for Best Actress, while Lluis Homar and Ana Wagener received the Goyas of the supporting actors. Below a video of the Santiago Segura's monologue that gave the funny spark to the gala, and the complete list of winners. Congratulations to Enrique Urbizu, Isabel Coixet and all the winners!
GOYA AWARDS 2012:
Film
No Rest for the Wicked, Enrique Urbizu.
Director
Enrique Urbizu, No Rest for the Wicked.
New Director
Kike Maillo, Eva.
Original Script
Enrique Urbizu and Michel Gaztambide, No Rest for the Wicked.
Adapted Script
Angel de la Cruz, Ignacio Ferreras, Paco Roca and Rosanna Cecchini, Wrinkles.
Original Score
Alberto Iglesias, The Skin I Live In.
Original Song
Nana de la hierbabuena, for La voz dormida.
Lead Actor
Jose Coronado, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Lead Actress
Elena Anaya, for The Skin I Live In.
Supporting Actor
Lluis Homar, for Eva.
Supporting Actress
Ana Wagener, for The Sleeping Voice.
New Actor
Jan Cornet, for The Skin I Live In.
New Actress
Maria Leon, for The Sleeping Voice.
Production Design
Andres Santana, for Blackthorn.
Photography
Juan Antonio Ruiz Anchia, for Blackthorn.
Editing
Pablo Blanco, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Artistic Director
Juan Pedro de Gaspar, for Blackthorn.
Wardrobe
Clara Bilbao, for Blackthorn.
Makeup and Hair
Karmele Soler, David Marti and Manolo Carretero, for The Skin I Live In.
Sound
Licio Marcos de Oliveira and Ignacio Royo-Villanova, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Special Effects
Arturo Balseiro and Lluis Castells, for Eva.
Animated Feature
Wrinkles.
Documentary Film
Escuchando al juez Garzon.
Ibero-American Film
Un cuento chino.
European Film
The Artist.
Spanish Fiction Short
El barco pirata.
Animated Short
Big Boy.
Documentary Short
Regreso a Viridiana.
Honorary Goya
Josefina Molina
No Rest for the Wicked, Enrique Urbizu.
Director
Enrique Urbizu, No Rest for the Wicked.
New Director
Kike Maillo, Eva.
Original Script
Enrique Urbizu and Michel Gaztambide, No Rest for the Wicked.
Adapted Script
Angel de la Cruz, Ignacio Ferreras, Paco Roca and Rosanna Cecchini, Wrinkles.
Original Score
Alberto Iglesias, The Skin I Live In.
Original Song
Nana de la hierbabuena, for La voz dormida.
Lead Actor
Jose Coronado, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Lead Actress
Elena Anaya, for The Skin I Live In.
Supporting Actor
Lluis Homar, for Eva.
Supporting Actress
Ana Wagener, for The Sleeping Voice.
New Actor
Jan Cornet, for The Skin I Live In.
New Actress
Maria Leon, for The Sleeping Voice.
Production Design
Andres Santana, for Blackthorn.
Photography
Juan Antonio Ruiz Anchia, for Blackthorn.
Editing
Pablo Blanco, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Artistic Director
Juan Pedro de Gaspar, for Blackthorn.
Wardrobe
Clara Bilbao, for Blackthorn.
Makeup and Hair
Karmele Soler, David Marti and Manolo Carretero, for The Skin I Live In.
Sound
Licio Marcos de Oliveira and Ignacio Royo-Villanova, for No Rest for the Wicked.
Special Effects
Arturo Balseiro and Lluis Castells, for Eva.
Animated Feature
Wrinkles.
Documentary Film
Escuchando al juez Garzon.
Ibero-American Film
Un cuento chino.
European Film
The Artist.
Spanish Fiction Short
El barco pirata.
Animated Short
Big Boy.
Documentary Short
Regreso a Viridiana.
Honorary Goya
Josefina Molina
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