'The Great Spanish Family' leads the Goya nominations

They will compete for the Goya for Best Film: 'Caníbal', 'The Great Spanish Family', 'The Wound' y ‘Living is easy with your eyes closed'.

Next February 9 The great Spanish family, by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo will fight to win twelve Goya Awards; The witches of Zugarramurdi, by Álex de la Iglesia, has ten options; and Cannibal, by Manuel Martín Cuenca, will compete for eight awards. The list of the films with the most options for Goya Awards is completed 15 years and one day, by Gracia Querejeta, and 3 more weddings, by Javier Ruiz Caldera, with seven nominations; and Living is easy with your eyes closed, by David Trueba, and The wound, by Fernando Franco, with six.

They will compete for the Goya for Best Film: Caníbal, The Great Spanish Family, The Wound y Living is easy with your eyes closed. The directors of the five films, except Fernando Franco who is competing for Best New Director, will be able to win the Goya for Best Director.

Tito Valverde, by 15 years and one day; Antonio de la Torre, for Cannibal; Eduard Fernández, by all women; and Javier Cámara, for Living is easy with your eyes closed, will be the best leading performer of 2013; while Inma Cuesta, for 3 more weddings; Marian Álvarez, by The wound; Aura Garrido, by Stockholm; and Nora Navas, for We all want the best for her, will compete for the Goya for Best Leading Actress.

Accompanied by the president of the institution, Enrique González Macho, and the notary Eva Sanz, Quim Gutiérrez, Goya for Best New Actor for AzulOscuroCasiNegro, and Clara Lago have announced this Tuesday morning the names of the candidates for the 28 categories that make up the Goya of this call, to which is added the Goya of Honor that Jaime de Armiñán will receive.

In its 2014 edition, 135 films were presented, of which 77 are fiction, 53 are documentaries and 5 are animation. There are also 10 Ibero-American films, 103 European feature films and 35 short films.

Nominated for the 2014 Goya Awards

best movie
– '15 years and one day'
– ‘Cannibal’
– ‘The wound’
– 'Living is easy with your eyes closed'
– 'The great Spanish family'

best director
– Gracia Querejeta, '15 years and one day'
– Manuel Martín Cuenca, ‘Caníbal’
– David Trueba, 'Living is easy with your eyes closed'
– Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, ‘The great Spanish family’

Best new director
– Fernando Franco, ‘The wound’
– Neus Ballus, 'The Plague'
– Jorge Dorado, ‘Mindscape’
- Rodrigo Sorogoyen, 'Stockholm'

Best Leading Actor
– Tito Valverde, '15 years and one day'
– Antonio de la Torre, ‘Caníbal’
– Eduard Fernández, ‘All women’
– Javier Cámara, 'Living is easy with your eyes closed'

Best leading actress
– Inma Cuesta, ‘3 too many weddings’
– Marian Álvarez, ‘The wound’
– Nora Navas, ‘We all want the best for her’
– Aura Garrido, ‘Stockholm’

Best supporting actor
– Carlos Bardem, ‘Scorpion in Love’
– Antonio de la Torre, ‘The great Spanish family’
– Juan Diego Botto, ‘Ismael’
– Roberto Álamo, ‘The great Spanish family’

Best supporting actress
– Susi Sánchez, ‘10,000 nights nowhere’
– Maribel Verdú, '15 years and one day'
– Nathalie Poza, ‘All Women’
– Terele Pávez, ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’

Breakthrough actor
– Berto Romero, ‘3 too many weddings’
– Javier Pereira, ‘Stockholm’
– Hovik Keuchkerian, ‘Scorpion in Love’
– Patrick Criado, ‘The Great Spanish Family’

Newcomer actress
– Belén López, '15 years and one day'
- Olimpia Melinte, 'Cannibal'
– María Morales, ‘All women’
– Natalia de Molina, ‘Living is easy with your eyes closed’

Best original screenplay
– '3 too many weddings'
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The wound’
– 'Living is easy with your eyes closed'

Best adapted screenplay
– ‘Scorpion in love’
– ‘Cannibal’
– 'All women'
– ‘Zipi and Zape and the Marble Club’

Best original music
– ”A night in Old Mexico’
– ‘The mule’
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– 'Living is easy with your eyes closed'

Best production direction
– '3 too many weddings'
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– ‘Zipi and Zape and the Marble Club’
– 'The last days'

Best assembly
– '3 too many weddings'
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The wound’
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’

Best costume design
– '3 too many weddings'
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– ‘The Passenger Lovers’

Better sound
– ‘Cannibal’
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The wound’
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’

Best animated film
– ‘The extraordinary journey of Lucius Dumb’
– 'Football'
– 'Justin and the Sword of Courage'
– ‘Hiroku: Defensores de Gaia’

Best Ibero-American film
– ‘Blue and not so pink’
– 'The German doctor'
– ‘Gloria’
– 'The Golden Cage'

Best Spanish fiction short film
– 'At night and suddenly'
– 'The colored umbrella'
- 'Someone'
– ‘Lucas’
– ‘Refrain from agencies’

Best Spanish documentary short film
– 'The man who was there'
– 'The red carpet'
– 'The great disappointment'
– 'Minerita'

best original song
– '15 years and one day'
– ‘A Night in Old Mexico’
– ‘Joys of Cádiz’
– 'The great Spanish family'

Best cinematography
– '15 years and one day'
– ‘Cannibal’
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– ‘New York Shadows’

Best artistic direction
– ‘Scorpion in love’
– ‘Cannibal’
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– ‘Zipi and Zape and the Marble Club’

Best makeup and/or hair
– '3 too many weddings'
– ‘Grand Piano’
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’

Best special effects
– 'The great Spanish family'
– ‘The Witches of Zugarramurdi’
– 'The last days'
– ‘Zipi and Zape and the Marble Club’

Best documentary film
– 'With a broken leg'
– ‘Guadalquivir’
– 'The Teachers of the Republic'
– ‘Món petit (Small world)’

Best European film
– ‘Amor’
– ‘The hunt’
– 'The great beauty'
– ‘The Life of Adèle’

Best Spanish animated short film
– ‘Blue & Malone, detectives imaginarios’
– ‘Strings’
– 'The Giant'
– ‘Via tango’

Goya of Honor
– Jaime de Armiñán