This will be the Goya Awards gala marked by the pandemic

Grandes nombres del cine internacional se conectarán para participar en la ceremonia de entrega híbrida (presencial y virtual) que tendrá lugar en Málaga el próximo sábado, 6 de marzo.

El cine español se prepara para su gran noche con la entrega de los Goya Awards que tendrá lugar el sábado, March 6, in it Soho Theater CaixaBank de Málaga, en una gala “obligadamente distinta y extremadamente responsable”.

En su treinta y cinco cumpleaños, estos galardones creados para reconocer a los mejores artistas y técnicos de nuestra cinematografía tendrán un formato híbrido, presencial con los conductores de la ceremonia, Antonio Banderas y Maria Casado, and the performers and filmmakers who will present the awards; and the 166 nominees of this edition connected electronically from their homes.

The Goya 2021, which will highlight all members of the film industry, especially those who are not in front of the cameras, but are essential to creating films, and will recognize the public, will feature the telematic presence of big names in international cinema. Robert de Niro, Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Helen Mirren, Charlize Theron, Isabelle Huppert, Monica Bellucci, Salma Hayek, Sylvester Stallone, Emma Thompson, Benicio del Toro, Ricardo Darín y Laura Dern son algunos de los más de 30 nombres que saludarán a la audiencia de la gala y lanzarán mensajes de apoyo a nuestra cinematografía desde localizaciones de todo el mundo.

The Sinfónica de Málaga, junto al maestro Arturo Díez Boscovich, pondrá la nota musical a una ceremonia en la que se escucharán bandas sonoras de Ennio Morricone y actuarán la argentina Nathy Peluso, la malagueña Vanesa Martín y la catalana Aitana. En el homenaje a Luis García Berlanga The singer Diana Navarro and the comedian, actor and imitator Carlos Latre will participate in the centenary of his birth, who, dressed as Pepe Isbert, will remember the Valencian maestro.

Pedro Almodóvar, Penélope Cruz, Alejandro Amenábar, Juan Antonio Bayona, Paz Vega, Belén Cuesta, Antonio de la Torre, María Barranco, Najwa Nimri, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Carlos Areces, Julián López, Adrián Lastra, Hiba Abouk, Marta Etura, Maggie Civantos, Natalia Verbeke, Tristán Ulloa, Daniela Santiago, Jon Kortajarena, Marta Nieto, Antonio Velázquez, Mónica Randall, Verónica Forqué, Elena Irureta, Pedro Casablanc, Jaime Chávarri, Emma Suárez, Marisa Paredes, Roberto Álamo, Jose Coronado, Chus Gutiérrez y Gracia Querejeta presentarán a los nominados y desvelarán los nombres de los galardonados en la velada en la que Ángela Molina recibirá in situ el Goya de Honor.

With 13 nominations, Adu, it is the tape with the most options, followed by The girls y Akelarre, who aspire to 9 Goyas each, one more than Rosa's wedding. The five productions competing for the best film award are Adu, by Salvador Calvo; Ane, by David Pérez Sañudo, with 5 nominations; Rosa's wedding, by Iciar Bollaín; The girls, by Pilar Palomero; and Sentimental, by Cesc Gay, with 5 prize possibilities.

TVE 1 will broadcast live, starting at 10:00 p.m., the ceremony that aims to be “the event in which the flame of recovery was lit,” in the words of Antonio Banderas. The actor from Malaga and the journalist María Casado make their debut as directors, presenters and scriptwriters of this film event produced by the Film Academy in collaboration with Teatro Soho Television, which has the executive production of Ana Amigo, Yousaf Bokhari, Butcher Sun y Rafael Portela, and the realization by Jordi Vives.

Special Goyas en Panorama Audiovisual

As is traditional, Panorama Audiovisual will edit, with the sponsorship of Fujifilm, and Especial which will collect everything that happens in the 35th edition of the Goyas Awards. On Monday, March 8, they will send a special newsletter with highlights from the ceremony.