‘Cell 211’ Popara sixteen nominations for the Goya

Daniel Monzón's film starts as a favorite in the XXIV edition of the Goya Awards. The ceremony, conducted by Andreu Buenafuente, will take place on February 14 in Madrid

Cell 211, by Daniel Monzón and Agora, by Alejandro Amenábar, gather 16 and 13 candidacies, respectively, for the XXIV edition of the Goya Awards.

Cell 211 Opt the Best Film Awards, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Music, Best Protagonist Actor (Luis Tosar), Best Distributed Actor (Carlos Bardem and Antonio Resines), Best Supporting Actress (María Etura), Best Revelation Actor (Alberto Ammann), Best Production Directorate, Best Photography, Best Assembly, Best Artistic Address, Best Makeup and/or Hairdresser, Best Sound and Better Sound Effects.

The Victoria Dance, by Fernando Trueba (9 nominations); Fatty, by Daniel Sánchez-Arévalo (8); The secret of his eyes, by Juan José Campanella (8); The Sodom Consul, by Sigfrid Monleón (5) and Broken hugs, by Pedro Almodóvar (5), are other films with more nominations.

The candidate tapes in the best film category are Ágora, Cell 211, The Victoria Dance and The secret of his eyes. Its directors, Alejandro Amenábar, Daniel Monzón, Fernando Trueba and Juan José Campanella, respectively, will also opt for the best director.

The Goya for the best original script will be disputed After, Agora, Fat and Broken hugs, and to the best adapted script: Cell 211, The Victoria dance, the consultation of Sodoma and The secret of his eyes.

David Planell (The shame), Borja Cobeaga (Pagafantas), Mar Coll (Three days with the family) and Antonio Naharo and Álvaro Pastor (Me too) aspire to the best novel director.

As for the most ambitious Spanish production of all time, Planet 51, you will have to settle for two nominations: Best original song and best animated film.

Finally, note that the popular nominee party will take place at the Royal Post Office of Madrid on January 23. The delivery ceremony will be at the Municipal Congresses Palace in Madrid on February 14. The director and screenwriter Antonio Mercero will receive the Honor Goya.

Nominated XXIV Goya Awards

BEST FILM
ÁGORA, DE HIMIMEOPTERO, S.L., MOD PRODUCCIONES, S.L., TELECINCO CINEMA, S.A.U.
Cell 211, by Morena Films, Telecinco Cinema S.A.U., Vaca Films.
El Dance de la Victoria, by Fernando Trueba PC, S.A.
The secret of his eyes, with 100 bars, the secret of his eyes A.I.E., Haddock Films, Tornasol

BEST DIRECTION
Alejandro Amenábar by Agora
Juan José Campanella for the secret of his eyes
Daniel Monzón by cell 211
Fernando Trueba for the Victoria dance

Best novel address
David Panell for shame
Borja Cobaaga by Pagafantas
Mar Coll for three days with the family
Antonio Naharo, Álvaro Pastor for me, too

Best original script
Alberto Rodríguez Librero, Rafael Cobos by After
Mateo Gil, Alejandro Amenábar by Agora
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo by Gordos
Pedro Almodóvar for broken hugs

Best adapted script
Daniel Monzón, Jorge Gerricaechevarría by cell 211
Fernando Trueba, Antonio Skarmeta, Jonah Trueba for the Victoria dance
Joaquín Górriz, Miguel Dalmau, Sigfrid Monleón, Miguel Ángel Fernández for the Consul de Sodoma
Eduardo Sacheri, Juan José Campanella for the secret of his eyes

Best original music
Darío Marianelli by Ágora
Roque Baños López by cell 211
Alberto Iglesias for broken hugs
Federico Jusid for the secret of his eyes

Best original song
AGALLAS VS. Scales by guts
Stick to the Man por Planet 51
Spanish Song por Spanish Movie
Me too, too

Best Male Interpretation protagonist
Ricardo Darín for the secret of his eyes
Antonio de la Torre by Gordos
Jordi Mollá for the Sodom Consul
Luis Tosar by cell 211

Best female interpretation protagonist
Penelope Cruz for broken hugs
Lola Dueñas by me, too
Maribel Verdú by Tetro
Rachel Weisz by Agora

Better Male cast interpretation
Raúl Arévalo for Gordos
Carlos Bardem by cell 211
Ricardo Darín for the Victoria dance
Antonio Resines by cell 211

Best female cast interpretation
Pilar Castro by Gordos
Marta Etura by cell 211
Vicky Peña for the Sodom Consul
Verónica Sánchez by Gordos

Best Revelation Actor
Alberto Ammann by cell 211
Fernando Albizu by Gordos
Gorka Otxoa por Pagafantas
Pablo Pineda for me, too

Best revelation actress
Nausicaa Bonnin for three days with the family
Leticia Herrero by Gordos
Blanca Romero by After
Soledad Villamil for the secret of his eyes

Best Production Directorate
Eduardo Castro for the Victoria dance
José Luis School by Agora
Alicia Tellería by Cell 211
Cristina Zumárraga by Che. Guerrilla

Best photography
Álex Catalan by After
Xavi Giménez by Agora
Carles Gusi by cell 211
Félix Monti for the secret of his eyes

Better assembly
Carmen Frías for the Victoria dance
Pastor map by cell 211
Nacho Ruiz Capillas by Agora
Nacho Ruiz Capillas, David Pinillos by Gordos

Best artistic direction
Guy Hendrix Dyas by Agora
Antón Laguna by cell 211
Verónica Astudillo for the Victoria dance
Marcelo Pont for the secret of his eyes

Best costume design
Gabriella Pescucci by agora
Lala Huete for the Victoria dance
Cristina Rodríguez for the Sodom Consul
Large Sonia for Broken Hugs

Best makeup and/or hairdressing
Jan Sewell, Suzanne Stokes-Munton by Agora
Raquel Fidalgo, Inés Rodríguez by Cell 211
José Antonio Sánchez, Paquita Núñez for the Consul de Sodoma
Ana Lozano, Massimo Gattabrusi for broken hugs

Best sound
Peter Glossop, Glenn Freemantle by Agora
Sergio Burmann, Jaime Fernandez, Carlos Faruolo by 211
Pierre Gamet, Nacho Royo-Villanova, Pelayo Gutiérrez for the Victoria dance
Aitor Berenguer, Marc Orts, Fabiola Ordoyo by map of Tokyo's sounds

Best special effects
Chris Reynolds, Félix Bergés for Agora
Raúl Romanillos, Guillermo Orbé by cell 211
Salvador Santana, Álex Villagrasa por [ir] 2
Pau Costa, Lluís Castells by Spanish Movie

Best animated film
Animal Channel of Extremadura de Audiovisuals, S.A.
Cher Ami de Action, Digital Dreams, S.L., Euroview, MES Films Investments, S.L., Televisió de Catalunya, S.A.
Pérez, the little mouse of your dreams 2 of Castelao Productions, Patagonik Film Group.
Planet 51 de Antena 3 Films, S.L., Chuck & Lem, S.L., HandMade Films Limited, Ilion Studios, S.L.

Best documentary film
The Zanfoña Productions, S.L.
Garbo, the man who saved the world, from Centuria Films, Colosé Producciones, Ikiru Films.
Ouka Leele's gaze, by Rafael Gordon.
Last witnesses: Fraga Iribarne-Carrillo, communist of Morena Films.

Best Spanish -American film
Dawson Isla 10, de Miguel Backs (Chile)
Adrián Biniez Giant (Uruguay)
The secret of his eyes by Juan José Campanella (Argentina)
The scared tit of Claudia Llosa Bueno (Peru)

Best European film
Welcome to the north, by Dany Boon (France)
Let me enter, by Tomas Alfredson (Sweden)
The class, by Laurent Cantet (France)
Slumdog Millonaire, by Danny Boyle (United Kingdom)

Best fiction short film
Tell me that I, from Mateo Gil
Lala, from Esteban Crespo García
La Tama, by Martín Costa
Therapy, green nuria

Best documentary short film
Doppelgänger, of Oscar of Julian
In a cinema place, by Eduardo Cardoso
Flores de Ruanda, by David Muñoz López
Fighters, by Benet Román

Best animation short film
Alma, the Rodrigo Blaas
The lady and death, by Javier Recio Gracia
Margarita, by Álex Cervantes
Tachaaan by Carlos del Olmo, Miguel Ángel Bellot, Rafael Cano

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