‘Pain And Glory’ Sweeps Top Honors At Spain’s Goya Awards

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Pedro Almodovar’s Pain and Glory, a double Oscar nominee for star Antonio Banderas and the film itself in the Best International Feature race, swept the top categories Saturday at Spain’s Goya Awards. Scroll down for the full list.

Banderas, up for Best Actor at the Oscars, won best actor award at the Spanish film academy’s annual ceremony, held this year in Malaga. Almodovar won best director and for best screenplay, and the film took a total of seven awards from 16 nominations. One of those misses was Penelope Cruz, who lost in the best actress category to Belen Cuesta of The Endless Trench.

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Alejandro Amenabar’s While at War, the Spanish Civil War drama that came in with a leading 17 nominations, won five awards including Eduard Fernandez for supporting actor.

Pain and Glory played in competition this year at the Cannes Film Festival, where Banderas won the Best Actor prize and launched his awards-season run. The film, which later became Spain’s Oscar entry, has grossed $35 million at the worldwide box office.

2020 Goya Winners:

HONORARY GOYA: PEPA FLORES

BEST MOVIE: PAIN AND GLORY

BEST DIRECTOR: PEDRO ALMODÓVAR for Pain and Glory

BEST ACTOR: ANTONIO BANDERAS for Pain and Glory

BEST ACTRESS: BELÉN CUESTA by The Endless Trench

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: BENITO ZAMBRANO, DANIEL REMÓN AND PABLO REMÓN for Out In The Open

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: PEDRO ALMODÓVAR for Pain and Glory

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: EDUARD FERNÁNDEZ for While At War

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: JULIETA SERRANO for Pain and Glory

BEST NEW ACTOR: ENRIC AUQUER by Eye For An Eye

BEST NEW ACTRESS: BENEDICTA SÁNCHEZ for Fire Will Come

BEST BREAKOUT DIRECTOR: BELÉN FUNES by A Thief’s Daughter

BEST EUROPEAN FILM: Les miserables, by LADJ LY. (France)

BEST ANIMATION FILM: BUÑUEL IN THE LABYRINTH OF THE TURTLES, SALVADOR SIMÓ

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN: CARLA PÉREZ DE ALBENIZ for While At War

BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM: Ara Malikian: A Life Among Strings, NATA MORENO

BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS: MARIO CAMPOY AND IÑAKI MADARIAGA for The Platform

BEST SOUND: IÑAKI DÍEZ, ALAZNE AMEZTOI, XANTI SÁLVADOR and NACHO ROYO VILLANOVA for The Endless Trench

BEST COSTUME DESIGN: SONIA GRANDE for While At War

BEST IBEROAMERICAN FILM: HEROIC LOSERS, SEBASTIÁN BORENSZTEIN (ARGENTINA / SPAIN)

BEST ORIGINAL SONG: JAVIER RUÍBAL for La intemperie

BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC: ALBERTO IGLESIAS by Pain and Glory

BEST MAKEUP AND HAIR: ANA LÓPEZ-PUIGCERVER, BELÉN LÓPEZ-PUIGCERVER AND NACHO DÍAZ for While At War

BEST ARTISTIC DIRECTION: JUAN PERDRO DE GASPAR for While At War

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: MAURO HARCE for What Burns

BEST EDITING: TERESA FONT FOR Pain And Glory

BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT FILM: SUC DE SÍNDRIA, IRENE MORAY

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM: OUR LIFE AS REFUGEE CHILDREN IN EUROPE, SILVA VENEGAS VENEGAS

BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM: MADRID 2120, JOSÉ LUIS QUIRÓS AND PACO SÁEZ

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