‘As bestas’, ‘Cinco Lobitos’ and ‘La Ruta’ shine at the Feroz Awards

The Association of Cinematographic Informants of Spain presented the Feroz Awards this Saturday in Zaragoza in a ceremony in which the films triumphed The beasts y Five Little Wolves (with three awards, each). On television, The route won as best drama, and I don't like driving, as comedy.

The Beasts, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, won with the Feroz for best dramatic film, best supporting actor (Luis Zahera) and best soundtrack (Olivier Arson), while five little wolves, of Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, won the awards for best script signed by the director herself, best actress (Laia Costa) and best supporting actress (Susi Sanchez).

Television

Atresplayer Premium has triumphed again this year at the Feroz Awards, by achieving The Route the best drama series awards. The fiction also managed to win the award for best series script. The script team made up of Borja Soler, Roberto Martín Maiztegui, Clara Botas and Silvia Herreros de Tejado He thus received this well-deserved recognition for his work in fiction. Furthermore, the actress Claudia Salas She managed to win the Best Leading Actress Award for her applauded work in the series.

It should be noted that in 2022, the Atresmedia platform has already won the award for best Drama series with Cardo, the most notable title of the previous edition, and the best leading actress, for the work she did Ana Rujas in said fiction.

The other protagonist of the Feroz on television, I don't like driving, won the award for best comedy series, best leading actor for Juan Diego Botto and supporting actor for David Lorente. Produced and broadcast by the TNT channel, the series focuses on a university professor who decides to get his driving license after he is forty.

Honorary for Almodóvar

Finally, Pedro Almodóvar, accompanied by some of his unconditional actresses such as Rossy de Palma, Bibiana Fernández, Julieta Serrano and Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, received the honorary Feroz Award.

The director from La Mancha, who began his speech by remembering his mother, recognized that cinema, “the best therapy and the best mirror of the future,” “has engulfed my life.”

In closing, Almodóvar made a plea in favor of healthcare and its professionals. “Their vocation is to cure and on many occasions they cannot do so due to the situation of chaos and precariousness in which primary care services live,” having “natural repercussions on hospital emergencies and putting our health system on the brink of collapse.” “The health problems of Spaniards affect us all, regardless of whether some of us have the possibility of resorting to private healthcare,” he emphasized.