María Guerra , president of the Association of Cinematographic Reporters of Spain (AICE), says that if something defines the Feroz Awards, it is her character as an actor (or actress) of character. Or secondary, why not. But without complexes and much honor. They go after the Goya (before, if what counts is the calendar) and imitate without modesty, with or without permission of Ricky Gervais, the Golden Globes. And so year after year. And so until now that they reach their seventh edition based in the Madrid city of Alcobendas in perfect health (from 10 at night live in La Otra ). Of course, in what they are absolute protagonists is in their vocation to teach or make see the other side of the cinema and television that is not only the industrial one. The 235 members of AICE who vote watch the movies and series before voting. It seems obvious, but, do not doubt it, it is not so much among so much inflation of prizes and awards.
On the other hand, and here takes the word Guerra again: "We are the only awards in Spain that understand the audiovisual industry globally . And we are aware that this industry is in full transformation." It is said. As he will be in charge of reminding us all the veteran journalist at the gala that will be presented by actress María Hervás , we must not lose sight of the fact that cinema and series are a good part of that 2.4% of the GDP generated by culture in this country . That is, 690,000 jobs in 2018. "Many of those jobs, beware, are as precarious as that of many journalists," he adds as a claim, protest and coda. And there he leaves.
For the rest, 'Pain and glory' , by Pedro Almodóvar, goes to the appointment as a favorite. He is attended by 10 nominations. More original, and that marks the distances with the long rosary of awards in which the cinema lives this month, is the second film to consider. In the comedy category, 'Advantages of traveling by train', by Aritz Moreno, continues from not far to the production of El Deseo. Seven are his mentions. The winner in Sitges 'El hoyo', by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, and 'La trenche infinita', by Jon Garaño, Aitor Arregi and José Mari Goenaga, wear the two six. 'What burns' gets five and 'While the war lasts', four.
Regarding the series, where the division between drama and comedy is also effective, the poster appears headed by Leticia Dolera's 'Perfect Life', which literally sweeps five nominations. It is followed by ' Paquita salas ' with four, while ' Vota Juan', 'En el corredor de la muerte' and ' Hierro ' get three each.
The complete list of candidates is configured as follows:
CINEMA
BEST DRAMATIC FILM: 'Pain and Glory', 'The hole', 'The infinite trench', 'What burns', 'The days to come' and 'Whoever kills iron'
BEST COMEDY FILM: 'Seventeen', 'The incredible waning weekend', 'Litus', 'I leave it whenever I want' and 'Advantages of traveling by train'.
BEST ADDRESS : Pedro Almodóvar for 'Pain and Glory'; Jon Garaño, Jose Mari Goenaga and Aitor Arregi for 'The infinite trench'; Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia for 'The Hole'; Oliver Laxe for 'What burns' and Aritz Moreno for 'Advantages of traveling by train'
L'ORRÉAL PROFESSIONNEL TO THE BEST PROTAGONIST ACTRESS OF A FILM: Marta Nieto for 'Mother'; Pilar Castro for 'Advantages of traveling by train'; Greta Fernández for 'The daughter of a thief'; María Rodríguez Soto for 'The days to come', and Belén Cuesta for 'The infinite trench'.
BEST ACTOR PROTAGONIST OF A FILM : Antonio Banderas for 'Pain and glory'; Antonio de la Torre for 'The infinite trench'; Karra Elejalde for 'While the war lasts'; Luis Tosar for 'Who kills iron' and David Verdaguer for 'The days to come'
BEST ACTRESS OF DISTRIBUTION OF A FILM: Penelope Cruz for 'Pain and glory'; Mona Martinez for 'Goodbye'; Laia Marull for 'The Innocence'; Antonia San Juan for 'El hoyo' and Julieta Serrano for 'Pain and glory'
BEST FILM DISTRIBUTOR ACTOR: Enric Auquer for 'Who Kills Iron'; Asier Etxeandia for 'Pain and glory'; Eduard Fernández for 'While the war lasts', Quim Gutiérrez for 'Advantages of traveling by train' and Leonardo Sbaraglia for 'Pain and glory'.
BEST SCRIPT: Pedro Almodóvar for 'Pain and glory'; David Desola, Pedro Rivero for 'The Hole'; Luiso Berdejo, José Mari Goenaga for 'The infinite trench'; Santiago Fillol, Oliver Laxe for 'What burns' and Javier Gullón for 'Advantages of traveling by train'
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC: Zeltia Montes for 'Goodbye'; Arturo Cardelús for 'Buñuel in the labyrinth of turtles'; Alberto Iglesias for 'Pain and glory'; Pascal Gaigne for 'The Infinite Trench'; Alejandro Amenábar for 'While the Guerar lasts' and Cristobal Tapia de Veer for 'Advantages of traveling by train'.
BEST TRAILER: Miguel Ángel Trudu for 'Goodbye'; Jorge Luengo for 'Pain and Glory'; Raúl López for 'The hole'; Marcos Flórez for 'What burns' and Rafa Martínez for 'While the war lasts'.
FEROZ FLIXOLÉ AWARD TO THE BEST POSTER: Miguel Navia for 'El crack cero'; Eduardo García for 'The hole'; Laura Renau for 'The Virgin of August'; Aitor Errazquin and Carlos Hidalgo for 'What burns' and Jose Ángel Peña for 'Advantages of traveling by train'.
SPECIAL PRIZE: 'Boi', by Jorge M. Fontana; 'La banda', by Roberto Bueso; 'La virgen de Agosto', by Jonás Trueba; 'Ojos negros', by Marta Lallana, Ivet Castelo, Iván Alarcón and Sandra García, and 'Sordo', by Alfonso Cortés-Cavanillas.
DOCUMENTARY: 'The painting', by Andrés Sanz; 'The fourth kingdom. The kingdom of plastics', by Adam Aliaga and Àlex Lora; 'January', by Ione Athena; 'The hidden city', by Víctor Moreno, and 'Zumiriki', by Oskar Alegria.
SERIES
BEST DRAMATIC SERIES: 'In the death row', 'Foodie Love', 'Iron', 'The paper house' and 'The plague'.
BEST COMEDY SERIES: 'Vida Perfecta', 'Paquita Salas' and 'Vota Juan'.
BEST PROTAGONIST ACTRESS OF A SERIES: Toni Acosta for 'Ladies of (H) ampa'; Laia Costa for 'Foodie Love'; Leticia Dolera for 'Perfect life'; Candela Peña for 'Hierro' and Eva Ugarte for 'Look what you've done'
BEST ACTOR ACTOR OF A SERIES: Brays Efe for 'Paquita Salas'; Javier Cámara for 'Vote Juan'; Dario Grandinetti for 'Iron'; Alvaro Morte for 'La casa de Papel' and Miguel Ángel Silvestre for 'En el corredor de la muerte'
BEST ACTRESS OF DISTRIBUTION OF A SERIES: Belén Cuesta for 'Paquita Salas'; Celia Freijeiro for 'Perfect life'; Alba Flores for 'The paper house'; Yolanda Ramos for 'Paquita Salas'; Aixa Villagrán for 'Perfect life'.
BEST ACTOR OF DISTRIBUTION OF A SERIES: Jesús Carroza for 'La peste', Enric Auquer for 'Perfect life'; Óscar Casas for 'Instinct'; Eduard Fernández for 'Criminal' and Adam Jezierski for 'Vote Juan'.
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