The Snow Society’ by Juan Antonio Bayona clearly imposes its dominance at the halfway point of the Goya gala with a total of ten statuettes, most of them in technical categories.
Bayona’s film about the 1972 aerial tragedy in the Andes, also nominated for an Oscar, has already won awards for best editing, cinematography, art direction, production direction, original music, sound, costumes, special effects , makeup and hair.
In addition, the Argentine Matias Recalt has won the award for best new actor.
On the other hand, José Coronado won the best supporting actor for ‘Cerrar los ojos’ by Víctor Erice and Rigoberta Bandoni won the best original song for ‘I only want love’ from ‘I’m loving you madly’.
Many of those awarded for ‘The Snow Society’ have thanked the support of Netflix, producers of the film that could win tonight, if this trend continues, their first Goya for best film.
The 38th edition of the Goyas began with a nod to “the dream gala” of the Javis, who went from being in their pajamas on a sofa in a simulated living room at home to the real stage of the Goyas, alongside Ana Belén.
A few minutes later, the three made a resounding plea of support for victims of sexual violence. “Here in the cinema, it’s also over,” said Ana Belén.
“It is urgent that we all demand certainties of equality and that means condemning all abuses and sexual violence and thoroughly reviewing the structures that allow it,” added the singer and actress.
His words provoked a huge applause from all those attending the gala, among whom were the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz.
The ceremony started with a musical performance by Amaia and David Bisbal doing a version of ‘Mi gran noche’ by Raphael and Estopa, who have adapted ‘I want to be free’ by Los Chunguitos. EFE
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