The films participated by RTVE win 16 Goya Awards

Truman, the film directed by Cesc Gay, wins five awards: best film, direction, original screenplay, leading actor for Ricardo Darín and supporting actor for Javier Cámara.

Truman, directed by Cesc Gay and participated by RTVE, has emerged as the winner of the 30th edition of the Goya Awards with five awards, including best film, direction, and best leading and supporting actor for Ricardo Darín and Javier Cámara. In total, the cinema supported by RTVE has achieved 16 awards.

On the other hand, in exchange for nothing, Daniel Guzmán's directorial debut, has earned him the Goya for best new director, and the award for best new actor for Miguel Herrán.

Nobody wants the night, by Isabel Coixet, has been recognized with four statuettes: original music (Lucas Vidal), production direction (Andrés Santana and Marta Miró), costume design (Clara Bilbao), and makeup and hairdressing (Sylvie Imbert, Paco Rodríguez and Pablo Perona).

As for another of the films that started as a favorite, The bride, by Paula Ortiz, has finally managed to win two awards: supporting actress for Luisa Gavasa, and cinematography (Miguel Ángel Amoedo).

A perfect day, by Fernando León de Aranoa, has won the Goya for adapted screenplay. 'Anacleto: secret agent', by Javier Ruiz Caldera, has won in the special effects section (Lluís Rivera and Lluís Castells). and Argentina The Clan, by Pablo Trapero, best Ibero-American film.