Thirty-three short films will compete for the Goya

The Academy announces the short films shortlisted to compete in the awards in the animation, documentary and fiction categories.

A total of thirty-three short films have been selected to compete in the 31st edition of the Goya Awards in the categories of animation, documentary and fiction.

The Board of Directors and the short film selection commission have accepted the request of the Spanish Short Film Coordinator, the Platform of New Directors and the Short Film Industry Association, and have selected ten titles by animation, eight in the documentary section and fifteen in the fiction category. These short films will be able to be voted on in the coming weeks by all the academics to decide which ones will finally be eligible for the Goya Awards.

FICTION

Bla, Bla, Bla, directed and produced by Álexis Morante

Disco Inferno, directed by Alice Waddington and produced by Alice Waddington and Yadira Ávalos

The Trastero, directed by Gaizka Urresti and produced by Gaizka Urresti and Oihana Olea

On the Roof, directed by Damiá Serra and produced by Lita Roig and Sergi Casamitjana

Graffiti, directed by Lluís Quílez Sala and produced by Esther Velasco, Cristian Guijarro and Lluís Quílez Sala

Brothers, directed by Javier Roldán and produced by Félix Tusell Sánchez

Hostal Edén, directed by Gonzaga Manso and produced by Luis Manso

Jingle, directed by Marta Aledo and produced by Jorge Moreno and Luis Collar

The invitation, directed by Susana Casares and produced by María Zamora Morcillo and Stefan Schmitz

Don't take me away, directed by Laura Jou and produced by J.A. Bayona and Oriol Maymó

Timecode, directed by Juanjo Giménez Peña and produced by Arturo Méndiz, Daniel Villanueva and Juanjo Giménez Peña

Vainilla, directed by Juan Beiro and produced by Carlota Coronado and Giovanni Maccelli

Life on Mars, directed by José Manuel Carrasco and produced by Arturo Ruiz Serrano

I, president, directed by Arancha Echevarría Carcero and produced by Pilar Sánchez Díaz

Zero, directed by David Victori and produced by David Victori, Eduardo Verástegui, Ignacio Lacosta, Juan Ignacio Peña, Michael Fassbender, Liza Marshall, Ridley Scott and Sebastian Mery

DOCUMENTARY

May 23, directed and produced by David Martín de los Santos

Talking Heads, directed and produced by Juan Vicente Córdoba

The Dance of the Infantes, directed by Javier Dampierre and Jokin Pascual and produced by Jokin Pascual

Esperanza, directed and produced by Álvaro Longoria

Palabras de Caramelo, directed by Juan Antonio Moreno Amador and produced by Juan Antonio Moreno Amador and Silvia Venegas Venegas

Sin Dios ni Santa María, directed by Helena Girón and Samuel Martín Delgado and produced by Samuel M.Delgado

The Resurrection Club, directed by Álvaro Corcuera and Guillermo Abril, and produced by Bernabé Rico and Olmo Figueredo González-Quevedo

All the world is on the edge of the sea, directed by de Keina Espiñeira and produced by Lourdes Pérez Izquierdo

ANIMATION

Amore d'inverno, directed by Isabel Herguera García and produced by Alessandro Ingaria, Gianmarco Serra and Isabel Herguera García

Darrel, directed by Alain Carabantes Person and Marc Briones Piulachs and produced by Daniel Martínez Lara

Decorado, directed by Alberto Vázquez and produced by Arturo Olea, Chelo Loureiro, Iván Miñambres and Nicolás Schmerkin

Down by Love, directed and produced by José Corral Llorente

I said I would never talk about politics, directed and produced by Aitor Oñederra

Just the Beginning, directed by Abraham López Guerrero and produced by Manu Carbajo

Made in Spain, directed by Coke Riobóo and produced by Coke Riobóo and Lourdes Villagomez Oviedo

Oa, directed by Jaime Maestro Sellés and produced by Carlos Escutia García

Portrait of a wind-up maker, directed and produced by Darío Pérez Moreno

Uka, directed by Valle Comba Canales and produced by David Castro González and Valle Comba Canales