List of winners Goya 2020

Malaga night without surprises in which pain and glory has beaten the competition. The big winner of the 34th edition of the Goya Awards walks away with seven awards: best film, best direction, best leading actor (Antonio Banderas), Best Supporting Actress (Juliet Serrano), best original screenplay, best editing (Teresa Font) and music (Alberto Iglesias).

GOYA BEST FILM 2020

-Pain and glory

– While the war lasts

– Weather

– The Infinite Trench

- What burns

BEST DIRECTION

- Pedro Almodóvar (Pain and Glory)

– Aitor Arregi, Jon Garaño, Jose Mari Goenaga (The Infinite Trench)

– Oliver Laxe (What Burns)

– Alejandro Amenábar (While the war lasts)

BEST LEADING ACTOR

- Antonio Banderas (Pain and glory)

– Antonio de la Torre (The Infinite Trench)

– Karra Elejalde (While the war lasts)

– Luis Tosar (Who kills with iron)

BEST LEADING ACTRESS

– Penelope Cruz (Pain and Glory)

– Greta Fernández (The daughter of a thief)

- Belén Cuesta (The Infinite Trench)

– Marta Nieto (Mother)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

– Asier Etxeandia (Pain and Glory)

– Leonardo Sbaraglia (Pain and Glory)

– Luis Callejo (Outdoors)

– Eduard Fernández (While the war lasts)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

– Mona Martinez (Goodbye)

– Natalia de Molina (Goodbye)

- Julieta Serrano (Pain and Glory)

– Nathalie Poza (While the war lasts)

BEST NOVEL DIRECTION

– Salvador Simó (Buñuel in the labyrinth of the turtles)

– Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia (The hole)

- Belén Funes (The daughter of a thief)

– Aritz Moreno (Advantages of traveling by train)

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

– Pedro Almodóvar (Pain and Glory)

– David Desola and Pedro Rivero (The Hole)

– Jose Mari Goenaga and Luiso Berdejo (The Infinite Trench)

– Alejandro Amenábar and Alejandro Hernández (While the war lasts)

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY

– Eligio Montero and Salvador Simó (Buñuel in the labyrinth of the turtles)

– Benito Zambrano, Daniel Remón and Pablo Remón (Outdoors)

– Isabel Peña and Rodrigo Sorogoyen (Mother)

– Javier Gullón (Advantages of traveling by train)

BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC

– Arturo Cardelús (Buñuel in the labyrinth of the turtles)

– Alberto Iglesias (Pain and Glory)

– Pascal Gaigne (The Infinite Trench)

– Alejandro Amenábar (While the war lasts)

BEST ORIGINAL SONG

– Outdoors by Javier Rubial (Outdoors)

– Unseen by Caroline Pernell, Jussi Ilmari Karvinen (Jussifer), Justin Tranter (Klaus)

– There in the sand, by Toni M. Mir (Innocence)

– Lullaby of the two moons by Sergio de la Puente (The night of the two moons)

BEST REVELATION ACTOR

– Nacho Sánchez (Seventeen)

– Vicente Vergara (The Infinite Trench)

– Santi Prego (While the war lasts)

– Enric Auquer (Who kills with iron)

BEST REVELATION ACTRESS

– Pilar Gómez (Goodbye)

– Carme Arrufat (Innocence)

– Benedicta Sánchez (What burns)

– Ainhoa ​​Santamaría (While the war lasts)

BEST PRODUCTION DIRECTION

– Toni Novella (Pain and Glory)

– Manolo Limón (Outdoors)

– Ander Sistiaga (The Infinite Trench)

– Carla Pérez de Albéniz (While the war lasts)

BEST DIRECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHY

– José Luis Alcaine (Pain and Glory)

– Javi Agirre Erauso (The Infinite Trench)

- Mauro Herce (What burns)

– Álex Catalán (While the war lasts)

BEST ASSEMBLY

– Teresa Font (Pain and Glory)

– Laurent Dufreche and Raúl López (The Infinite Trench)

– Alberto del Campo (Mother)

– Carolina Martínez Urbina (While the war lasts)

BEST ART DIRECTION

– Antxón Gómez (Pain and Glory)

– Pepe Domínguez (The Infinite Trench)

– Juan Pedro de Gaspar (While the war lasts)

– Mikel Serrano (Advantages of traveling by train)

BEST COSTUME DESIGN

– Paola Torres (Pain and Glory)

– Lourdes Fuentes and Saioa Lara (The Infinite Trench)

- Sonia Grande (While the war lasts)

– Alberto Valcarcel (Paradise Hills)

BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRDRESSING

– Ana Lozano, Sergio Pérez Berbel and Montse Ribé (Pain and glory)

– Yolanda Piña, Félix Terrero and Nacho Díaz (The Infinite Trench)

- Ana López-Puigcerver, Belén López Puigcerver and Nacho Díaz (While the war lasts)

– Karmele Soler and Olga Cruz (Advantages of traveling by train)

BEST SOUND

– Sergio Bürmann, Pelayo Gutiérrez and Marc Orts (Pain and glory)

– Iñaki Díez, Alazne Ameztoy, Xanti Salvador and Nacho Royo-Villanova (The infinite trench)

– Aitor Berenguer and Gabriel Gutiérrez (While the war lasts)

– David Machado, Gabriel Gutiéerez and Yasmina Praderas (Who kills with iron)

BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS

- The hole

– The Infinite Trench

– While the war lasts

– Losing the East

BEST ANIMATION FILM

- Buñuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles, by Salvador Simó

– Elcano and Magellan: the first trip around the world, by Ángel Alonso

– Klaus, by Sergio Pablos

BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM

- Ara Malikian a life between the ropes, by Nata Moreno

– Aute portrait, by Gaizka Urresti

– The painting, by Andrés Sanz

– Stories of our cinema, by Ana Pérez-Lorente, Antonio Resines

BEST IBERO-AMERICAN FILM

– Spider, by Andrés Wood (Chile)

– The awakening of the ants, by Antonella Sudasassi (Costa Rica)

- The odyssey of the giles, by Sebastián Borensztein (Argentina)

– Monkeys, by Alejandro Landes (Colombia)

BEST EUROPEAN FILM

– Border, by Ali Abbasi (Sweden)

- Les Miserables, by Ladj Ly (France)

– Portrait of a Woman on Fire, by Céline Sciamma (France)

– Yesterday, by Danny Boyle (UK)

BEST FICTION SHORT

- The swimmer

–Foreigner

–Maras

- Branch of Sindria

– Xiao Xian

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT

– 2001 flashes in the dark

- Hell

– The European dream: Serbia

- Our life as refugee children in Europe

BEST ANIMATION SHORT

– The Tree of Lost Souls

– Homomachy

- madrid2120

– stone