'Casa en flames', 'El 47', 'La Estrella Azul', 'La infiltrada' and 'Second Prize' will compete for best film at the Goya Awards

With the Alhambra as a backdrop, Natalia de Molina and Álvaro Cervantes the nominated films of the 39th edition of the awards are revealed Goya Awards of the Film Academy, whose gala will be held on February 8, 2025 at the Granada Conference and Exhibition Palace.

The films that garner the greatest number of nominations are The 47 (14 nominations), The infiltrator (13), Second prize (11), The next room (10), The red virgin (9), House in flames y The blue star (8).

The Goya to best movie will finally be among one of these five productions: House in flames, The 47, The blue star, The infiltrator y Second Prize. In the category of Ibero-American film will opt for Goya Hold me tight (Uruguay), I'm still here (Brazil), The jockey (Argentina), The place of the others (Chile), and Memories of a body that burns (Costa Rica).

In animation, Búffalo Kids, Guardian of Dragons, Black Butterflies, SuperKlaus y Rock Bottom They are the nominated feature films.

In the technical categories, compete for the award for the best special effects: The 47, Guardian of Dragons, The Infiltrator, The Red Virgin y Marco. Goya to the best photograph compete The 47, Guardian of Dragons, The Room Next Door, The Infiltrator, Second Prize y I'm Nevenka. The award for sound will be disputed between The Blue Star, The Room Next Door, The Infiltrator, The Red Virgin y Second prize; while in mounting will choose The 47, The Blue Star, The Infiltrator, The Little Loves y Second prize.

In the section of address, academics will have to choose between Pedro Almodóvar (The next room),
Arancha echevvaría (Infilltrada), Paula Ortiz (The red virgin), Aitor Arregi and Jon Garaño (Marco), Aitor Arregui and Jon Garaño (Marco) and Isaki Lacuesta and Pol Rodriguez (Second prize).

To the 39th edition of the Goya Awards have chosen a total of 209 Spanish films released in our country between January 1 and December 31, 2024. Of these 209 productions, 121 are fiction, 80 are documentaries and 8 are animation. They also attended this year 21 European films –11 more than last year– and 17 Ibero-American feature films, films that in both categories have been chosen by their respective countries. Of the 209 films entered for the 2025 Goya Awards, 72 are debut films. As for the scripts, 163 are original and 42 adapted. Of the 62 short films registered, 30 are fiction, 17 are documentaries and 15 are animation.

The Film Academy will take advantage of the celebration of the 39th of its awards to award the Goya of Honor a Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, former president of the institution. Theater, film and television actress, she debuted on television in 1986 in the RTVE series Second Education. He continued his career performing small roles in film and theater, until 1989, when he participated in the film Go down to the Moro, directed by Fernando Colomo with which he became known within Spanish cinema. His first role as a protagonist was in 1988, in the film Winds of Wrath, directed by Pedro de la Sota, and for which she received the Paco Rabal Award for best actress, opening an extensive cinematographic career. In 1998 she was appointed president of the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain, holding the position for only two years. During his presidency, the institution obtained the transfer from the Ministry of Culture of the mansion next to Génova Street in Madrid that currently houses its headquarters.

The gala of the Goya 2025, which will be presented by actresses Maribel Verdú and Leonor Watling, will take place on February 8, 2025 at the Granada Conference and Exhibition Palace. The Andalusian city will devote itself to the awards ceremony with a extensive program of previous activities which will include urban exhibitions; screenings of the nominated films accompanied by meetings with their authors and protagonists; educational and social activities; giant goyas through the streets, and a photocall at City Hall, among other activities.

Nominees for the 39th edition of the Goya Awards

Best Film

• House in flames
• The 47
• The blue star
• The infiltrator
• Second prize

Best Address

• Pedro Almodóvar, for The next room
• Arantxa Echevarría, by The infiltrator
• Paula Ortiz, by The red virgin
• Aitor Arregi and Jon Garaño, por Marco
• Isaki Lacuesta and Pol Rodríguez, for Second prize

Best New Director

• Miguel Faus, by Quiet
• Pedro Martín-Calero, for The crying
• Javier Macipe, for The blue star
• Sandra Romero, by Where the silence passes
• Paz Vega, for Rita

Best Original Screenplay

• Eduard Sola, by House in Flames
• Alberto Marini and Marcel Barrena, for The 47
• Javier Macipe, for The blue star
• Amèlia Mora and Arantxa Echevarría, for The infiltrator
• Aitor Arregi, Jon Garaño, Jorge Gil Munarriz and Jose Mari Goenaga, por Marco

Best Adapted Screenplay

• Alex Montoya and Joanna M. Ortueta, per The House
• Pedro Almodóvar, for The next room
• The flashes, for The sparkles
• Mar Coll and Valentina Viso, by Hail Mary
• Iciar Bollaín and Isa Campo, by I'm Nevenka

Best Original Music

• Arnau Bataller, por The 47
• Arturo Cardelús, by Dragon Guardian – Dragonkeeper
• Fernando Velázquez, for The Infiltrator
• Alberto Iglesias, for The next room
• Sergio de la Puente, for Summer in December

Best Original Song

• Show me, by Fernando Velázquez in Buffalo Kids
• The edge of the world, by Valeria Castro in The 47
• The almond trees, by Antón Álvarez and Yerai Cortés in The flamenco guitar of Yerai Cortés
• The red virgin, by María Arnal in The red virgin
• Love is the worst, by Alondra Bentley and Isaki Lacuesta in Second prize

Best Leading Actor

• Alberto San Juan, for House in flames
• Eduard Fernández, by Marco
• Alfredo Castro, for Dust will be
• Urko Olazabal, por I'm Nevenka
• Vito Sanz, for You will return

Best Leading Actress

• Emma Vilarasau, by House in flames
• Julianne Moore, by The next room
• Tilda Swinton, by The next room
• Carolina Yuste, by The infiltrator
• Patricia López Arnáiz, for The sparkles

Best Supporting Actor

• Enric Auquer, por House in flames
• Save queen, for The 47
• Oscar de la Fuente, for the house
• Luis Tosar, for The infiltrator
• Antonio de la Torre, for The sparkles

Best Supporting Actress

• Macarena García, by House in flames
• María Rodríguez Soto, for House in flames
• Clara Segura, for The 47
• Nausicaa Bonnín, by The infiltrator
• Aixa Villagrán, by The red virgin

Best New Actor

• Óscar Lasarte, for Is it the enemy? Gila's movie
• Cuti Carabajal, by The blue star
• Pepe Lorente, by The blue star
• Crystalline, for Second prize
• Daniel Ibáñez, for Second prize

Best New Actress

• Zoe Bonafonte, by The 47
• Mariela Carabajal by The blue star
• Marina Guerola, by The sparkles
• Laura Weissmahr, por Hail Mary
• Lucía Veiga, by I'm Nevenka

Best Production Management

• Laia Gómez, by House in flames
• Carlos Apolinario, for The 47
• Axier Pérez Serrano, by The infiltrator
• Kati Martí Donoghue, by The red virgin
• Carlos Amoedo, by Second prize

Best Cinematography

• Isaac Vila, by The 47
• Alberto Muñoz, for any day
• Javier Salmones, for The infiltrator
• Takuro Takeuchi, por Second prize
• Jordana Grey, by I'm Nevenka

Best Assembly

• Nacho Ruiz Capillas, by The 47
• Javier Macipe and Nacho Blasco, for The blue star
• Victoria Lammers, by The infiltrator
• Fernando Franco, for The little loves
• Javi Frutos, by Second Prize

Best Art Direction

• Marta Bazaco, por The 47
• Inbal Weinberg, by The next room
• Javier Alvariño, for The red virgin
• Pepe Domínguez del Olmo, by Second prize
• Miguel Ángel Rebollo, by You will return

Best Costume Design

• Ester Palaudàries and Vinyet Escobar, for Disco Ibiza Locomía
• Irantzu Ortiz and Olga Rodal, por The 47
• Bina Daigeler, by The next room
• Arantxa Left, by The red virgin
• Lourdes Fuentes, by Second prize

Best Makeup and Hairstyling

• Karol Tornaría, for The 47
• Morag Ross and Manolo García, for The next room
• Patricia Rodríguez and Tono Garzón, for The infiltrator
• Eli Adánez and Paco Rodríguez Frías, for The red virgin
• Marco, for Karmele Soler, Sergio Pérez Berbel and Nacho Díaz

Better Sound

• Amanda Villavieja, Joaquín Rajadel, Víctor R. Puertas, Mayte Cabrera and Nicolas de Poulpiquet, by The blue star
• Sergio Bürmann, Anna Harrington and Marc Orts, by The next room
• Fabio Huete, Jorge Castillo Ballestero, Miriam Lisón and Mayte Cabrera, by The infiltrator
• Coque F. Lahera, Álex F. Capilla and Nacho Royo-Villanova, for The red virgin
• Diana Sagrista, Eva Valiño, Alejandro Castillo and Antonin Dalmasso, by Second prize

Best Special Effects

• Laura Canals and Iván López Hernández, for The 47
• Li Xin, por Dragon Guardian – Dragonkeeper
• Mariano García Marty, Jon Serrano and Juliana Lasunción, for The infiltrator
• Raúl Romanillos and Juanma Nogales, for The red virgin
• Jon Serrano, Mariano García and David Heras, for Marco

Best Animated Film

• Buffalo Kids
• Dragon Guardian – Dragonkeeper
• black butterflies
• Rock Botton
• Superask

Best Documentary Film

• Sunday Sunday
• The flamenco guitar of Yerai Cortés
• Marisol, call me Pepa
• My brother Ali
• you are not alone

Best Ibero-American Film

• living soul (Portugal)
• The infinite memory (Chile)
• The Fishbowl (Puerto Rico)
• Ma'am (Argentina)
• Simon (Venezuela)

Best European Film

• Hold me tight (Uruguay)
• I'm Still Here (Brazil)
• The Jockey (Argentina)
• The place of the other (Chile)
• Memories of a body that burns (Costa Rica)

Best Fiction Short Film

• Eternal Night (La noche eterna)
• Quarantine
• the throne
• The great work
• Mamantula

Best Documentary Short Film

• Hello little girl
• The Voids
• The brides of the south
• 30 is (not) the new 20
• Kivu seeds

Best Animated Short Film

• Cafunè
• The wheel change
• The illustrated woman
• Lola, Lolita, Lolaza
• Wan