‘Incerta glòria’ and ‘Estiu 1993’ lead the nominations for the Gaudí Awards

About thirty films will compete for the Gaudí Awards in its tenth edition, whose award ceremony will take place on Sunday, January 28 at the Forum-CCIB Auditorium (Barcelona).

Agustí Villaronga, with uncertain glory, and Carla Simón, with Summer 1993, lead the nominations in the tenth edition of the Gaudí Awards awarded by the Catalan Film Academy.

El acto de lectura de los nominados se ha celebrado este jueves en la Antigua Fábrica Estrella Damm y ha contado con la presencia de prensa, candidatos de los premios, académicos y académicas y los actores Àlex Brendemühl y Nora Navas, ambos galardonados en anteriores ediciones y encargados, este año, de leer los finalistas en las 22 categorías de los premios del cine catalán. También han asistido a la lectura representantes institucionales y del sector (Juanjo Puigcorbé, diputado de Cultura de la Diputación de Barcelona, ​​Francisco Vargas, director del área de audiovisuales del ICEC, Camilo Tarrazón, presidente del Gremio de Empresarios de Cine de Cataluña y Montserrat Bou, secretaria general de Productores Audiovisuales Federados) y la junta directiva de la Academia, presidida por Isona Passola.

Agustí Villaronga's film has obtained 16 nominations, thus equaling those it received in 2012. Eva, and exceeding 15 of Bye black (2011), while sleepings (2012) and The Child (2015). Carla Simón's debut film follows the ranking, Summer 1993, with 14, the last film by Isabel Coixet The bookstore, with 12, Tierra Firma by Carlos Marques-Marcet, with 11, Brava (Roser Aguilar), Abracadabra (Pablo Berger) and The call (Javier Ambrossi, Javier Calvo), with 3 and Julia is (Elena Martín) with 2.

It is noteworthy that of the 30 nominated films, 12 are directed by women. David Verdaguer will be the presenter of the next Gaudí gala, which will be directed for the second consecutive year by Lluís Danés and will be held on January 28 at the Auditori Fòrum (Barcelona). Verdaguer has also been nominated in two categories, as lead actor for Mainland and as secondary in Summer 1993.

Nominees X Premis Gaudí 2018

best movie

• Brava, directed by Rose Aguilar, written by Roser Aguilar and Alejandro Hernández and produced by Setmàgic Audiovisual, Iberrota Films and TV On
• Summer 1993, written and directed by Carla Simon and produced by Inicia Films and Avalon PC
• uncertain glory, directed by Agustí Villaronga, written by Coral Cruz and Agustí Villaronga and produced by Massa d’Or Produccions, Televisió de Catalunya, Aragón TV and Urresti Producciones
• The movie of our life, written and directed by Enrique Baró and Ubach y producida por All I Need Is Money

Best film in a non-Catalan language

• Julia ist, directed by Elena Martin, written by Elena Martín, Marta Cruañas and Pol Rebaque and produced by Lastor Media
• The call, written and directed by Javier Ambrossi y Javier Calvo and produced by Lo Hacemos Y Ya Vemos, Sábado Movies and Apache Films
• Mainland, directed by Carlos Marques-Marcet, written by Carlos Marques-Marcet and Jules Nurrish and produced by Lastor Media and Vennerfilms
• The bookstore, written and directed by Isabel Coixet and produced by Diagonal TV, A Contracorriente Films, Green Films and Zephyr Films

Best address

• Agustí Villaronga by uncertain glory
• Carla Simon by Summer 1993
• Carlos Marques-Marcet by Mainland
• Isabel Coixet by The bookstore

best script

• Carla Simon by Summer 1993
• Carlos Marques Marcet i Jules Nurrish by Mainland
• Coral Cruz i Agustí Villaronga by uncertain glory
• Isabel Coixet by The bookstore

Best female lead

• Laia Artigas by Summer 1993
• Laia Marull by Brava
• Núria Prims by uncertain glory
• Oona Chaplin by Mainland

Best male lead

• Antonio de la Torre by Abracadabra
• David Verdaguer by Mainland
• Marcel Borràs by uncertain glory
• Ricardo Darin by black snow

Best production direction

• Aleix Castellon fear Uncertain glory
• Jordi Berenguer y Alex Boyd by The bookstore
• Mireia Graell by Summer 1993
• Sergi Moreno y Sophie Friends by Mainland

Best Documentary Films

• brave class, directed by Victor Alonso Berbel, written by Víctor Alonso Berbel, Borja Barrera Allué and Jan Matheu Montserrat and produced by Compacto
• La Chana, written and directed by Lucia Stojevic and produced by Noon Films
• It hurts humanity, written and directed by Hector Faver and produced by Vargtimmen Films
• Sasha, written and directed by Felix Colomer and produced by Escac Films

Best short film

• ditches, directed by Pau Teixidor Coloma, written by Pau Teixidor Coloma and Albert Auladell and produced by Pau Teixidor Coloma and Coming Soon Films
• The useless, directed by Belen Funes, written by Belén Funes and Marçal Cebrián and produced by Miss Wasabi Films
• The good girls, directed by Clara Roquet, written by Eduard Sola and produced by Lastor Media
• The disinherited, written and directed by Laura Ferrés and produced by Inicia Films

Best TV Movie

• friends forever, directed by Roman Parrado, written by Alfred Pérez Fargas and Roger Danès and produced by Lastor Media, Som Batabat and Televisió de Catalunya
• Elna's light, directed by Sílvia Quer, written by Margarita Melgar and produced by Distinto Films, Televisió de Catalunya, Bohemian Films, Radio Télévision Suisse, Producciones Cibeles and Televisión Española
• Peace, the strength of silence, directed by Manuel Huerga, written by Maria Jaén and Jordi Vallejo and produced by Minoria Absoluta
• Nothing will ever be the same again, directed by Carol Lopez, written by Carol López and Helena López and produced by Focus Audiovisuals

Best animated film

• Deep, directed by Julio Soto Gúrpide, written by Julio Soto Gúrpide, José Tatay and Salva Rubio and produced by The Kraken Films and Thinklab Media
• Tadeo Jones 2. The secret of King Midas, directed by Enrique Gato i David Alonso, written by Jordi Gasull, Javier Barreira and Neil Landau and produced by Telecinco Cinema, Telefónica Studios, El Toro Pictures, Ikiru Films and Lightbox Entertainment

Best artistic direction

• Ana Alvargonzález by uncertain glory
• Lorenzo Miquel by The bookstore
• Monica Bernuy by Summer 1993
• Tim Dickel by Mainland

Best supporting actress

• Anna Castillo by The Call
• Bruna Cousin by Summer 1993
• Bruna Cousin by uncertain glory
• Natalia Tena on dry land

Best supporting actor

• Bill Nighy by The bookstore
• David Verdaguer by Summer 1993
• Emilio Gutiérrez Caba by Brava
• Oriol Pla by uncertain glory

Best assembly

• Anna Pfaff y Didác Palou by Summer 1993
• Ariadna Ribas y Diana Toucedo by Julia ist
• Bernat Aragonés by The bookstore
• Raul Roman fear Uncertain glory

Best original music

• Alfonso Vilallonga by The Bookstore
• Ernest Pipo y Pau Boïgues for Summer 1993
• José González Riera (Marcus JGR) fear Uncertain glory
• Bread by The Call

best photography

• Dagmar Weaver-Madsen by Mainland
• Jean Claude Larrieu by The Bookstore
• Josep M. Civit by uncertain glory
• Santiago Racaj by Summer 1993

best costume

• Anna Aguilà for Summer 1993
• Thank you Paloma by uncertain glory
• Thank you Paloma by The Bookstore
• Escobar vignette by Firm land

Better sound

• Albert Gay, Enrique G. Bermejo y Carlos Jimenez by The bookstore
• Diego Casares, Jonathan Darch y Dani Zacharias by Mainland
• Eva Valiño, Roger Blasco y Carlos Jimenez by Summer 1993
• Xavier Mas, Fernando Novillo y Ricard Galceran by uncertain glory

Better visual effects

• Enric Masip, Joan Mussull, David Martí, Montse Ribé, Cesc Biénzobas y Joan Amer by Muse (Moses)
• Luis Rivera y Jordi San Agustín by Lazarus Project
• Manuel López Egea y Bernat Aragonés fear Uncertain glory
• Raul Romanillos y Jordi San Agustín by Abracadabra

Best makeup and hair

• Alma Casal fear Uncertain glory
• Montse Sanfeliu y Laura Vacas by The Bookstore
• Pilar Guillem y Martha Arce by Summer 1993
• Sylvie Imbert y Paco Rodríguez Frias by Abracadabra

Best European film

• Dunkirk (Dunkirk), written and directed by Christopher Nolan. (United Kingdom)
• The red turtle (La tortuga roja), directed by Michael Dudok de Wit and written by Michael Dudok de Wit. (France and Japan)
• Lady Macbeth, directed by William Oldroyd and written by Alice Birch. (United Kingdom)
• Toni Erdmann, written and directed by Maren Ade. (Germany)