XXIII Premios Goya: the winners

Premios Goya

The ceremony for the XXIII Goyas are taking place right now; the winners have just been announced for:

Best Makeup and Hair / Mejor Maquillaje y/o Peluquería
Mortadelo y Filemón Misión Salvar la Tierra
José Quetglas, Nieves Sánchez & Mar Paradela.

Best Special Effectos / Mejores Efectos Especiales
Mortadelo y Filemón Misión Salvar la Tierra
Raúl Romanillos, Pau Costa, P Quetglas, Eduardo Díaz, A Grau & Íñigo Remacha.

Ouch — apparently one of the Goyas was dropped and broken during the presentation. 

update 02/02/2009: The big winner of the night was Camino, winning the Goyas for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress, Best New Actress. 20minutes.es now has the full list of winners.

XXIII Premios Goya: the nominees

Missed this one. The nominees for the XXIII Goyas were announced on 19 December; the winners will be announced on 1 February.

The makeup and special effects nominees are:

Best Makeup and Hair / Mejor Maquillaje y/o Peluquería
Sangre de Mayo
Romana González, Alicia López & Josefa Morales
La Conjura de El Escorial
José Quetglas & N Sánchez
Mortadelo y Filemón Misión Salvar la Tierra
P Quetglas, B Sánchez & M Paradela
Los Girasoles Ciegos
Silvie Imbert and F Galán.

Best Special Effectos / Mejores Efectos Especiales
Sangre de Mayo
JR Molina & A Nombela
Camino
Raúl Romanillos, A Balseiro & Ferrán Piquer
Mortadelo y Filemón Misión Salvar la Tierra
Raúl Romanillos, Pau Costa, P Quetglas, Eduardo Díaz, A Grau & Íñigo Remacha
Sólo Quiero Caminar
A Vázquez, Reyes Abades & Rafael Solorzano.

The Alternative Film Guide has a complete listing of nominees in English.

Premios Goya: the winners

The winners of the Premios Goya 2008 were announced yesterday. The winners for Best Makeup and Best Special Effects were:

Best Special Effects
El ofanato / The Orphanage
David Martí, Montse Ribé, Pau Costa, Enric Masip, Lluis Castells & Jordi San Agustín.

Best Makeup & Hair
El ofanato / The Orphanage
Lola López & Icíar Arrieta.

David and Montse do it again — many congratulations!

20minutos.es has full coverage of the event and a full list of winners and nominees. 

XXII Premios Goya: the nominees

The nominees for the XXII Goyas have been announced; the winners will be announced on 3 February 2008.

The makeup and special effects nominees are:

Best Makeup & Hairdressing
Oviedo Express / Oviedo Express
Lourdes Priones & Fermín Galán
El orfanato / The orphanage
Lola López & Icíar Arrieta
Las trece rosas / The thirteen roses
Mariló Osuna, Almudena Fonseca & José Juez
El corazón de la tierra / The heart of the earth
Jose Quetglas y Blanca Sánchez.

Best Special Effects
El corazón de la tierra / The heart of the earth
Reyes Abades & Alex G. Ortoll
Rec / [Rec]
David Ambit, Enric Masip & Álex Villagrasa
Las trece rosas / The thirteen roses
Pau Costa, Raúl Ramanillos & Carlos Lozano
El orfanato / The orphanage
David Martí, Montse Ribe, Pau Costa, Enric Masip, Lluis Castells & Jordi San Agustín.

The 79th Oscars

The 79th Academy Awards for outstanding film achievements of 2006 were presented on 25 February 2007. The winners for Best Makeup were:
Pan’s Labyrinth
David Marti & Montse Ribé.

Superb makeups in a great movie: congratulations to David and Montse of DDT Efectos Especiales.

Besides the Oscar, Pan’s Labyrinth has now won Goyas for Best Makeup & Hairdressing (José Quetglas & Blanca Sánchez) and Best Special Effects (David Martí, Montse Ribe, Reyes Abades, Everett Burrell, Edward Irastorza & Emilio Ruiz); won the BAFTA for Best Makeup & Hairdressing (José Quetglas & Blanca Sánchez); and is nominated for the Saturn for Best Makeup (David Marti & Montse Ribé).

Congratulations also to Martin Scorsese on finally being awarded one of the Oscars for Best Director which he has so richly deserved. (source: oscars.org)

XXI Premios Goya

The XXI Premios Goya (Spanish Oscars) ceremony is being broadcast this evening.

There are three big movies in contention for a number of awards: El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth); Volver; Alatriste. Most of the major awards are still to be announced but Pan’s Labyrinth has won both Best Makeup & Hairdressing and Best Special Effects awards.

Best Makeup & Hairdressing
El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth)
José Quetglas & Blanca Sánchez.

Best Special Effects
El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth)
David Martí, Montse Ribe, Reyes Abades, Everett Burrell, Edward Irastorza & Emilio Ruiz.

Azuloscurocasinegro, a movie I haven’t seen yet, has won three awards (Best New Actor, Best Supporting Actor & Best New Director) so far: sounds like I ought to look out for it.

Penélope Cruz has just won Best Actress for Volver; Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actress remain to be announced. Will the three competing actresses from Volver cancel each other out and allow Ariadna Gil from Alatriste to win Best Supporting Actress: no, Carmen Maura justed bagged it. So will Pedro Almodóvar win both Best Picture and Best Director: it looks on to me, but I’ll have to wait till the morning.

(Source: 20minutos.es)

ADDENDUM 29/01: So it was a good night for Pedro Almodóvar, with Volver collecting Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Original Music. Pan’s Labyrinth won Best Original Script, Best New Actress, Best Cinematography, Best Editing & Best Sound, as well as Best Makeup & Hairdressing and Best Special Effects. 

Stephen Frears must be happy too: not only did The Queen win Best Foreign Movie, but Helen Mirren picked up the Best Actress Award from the Screen Actors Guild the same evening (she also picked up Best Actress in a TV Movie or Miniseries for Elizabeth I).

XXI Premios Goya nominations

The nominations for the XXI Premios Goya have been announced: the winners will be announced on 28th January 2007. The nominees are:

Best Makeup & Hairdressing
Alatriste
José Luis Pérez
El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth)
José Quetglas & Blanca Sánchez
Los fantasma de Goya (Goya’s Ghosts)
Ivana Primorac, Susana Sánchez & Manuel García
Volver
Ana Lozano & Massimo Gattabrusi.

Special Effects
Alatriste
Reyes Abades & Rafael Solorzanor
El laberinto del fauno (Pan’s Labyrinth)
David Martí, Montse Ribe, Reyes Abades, Everett Burrell, Edward Irastorza & Emilio Ruiz
Los fantasma de Goya (Goya’s Ghosts)
Reyes Abades, Félix Berges & Eduardo Díaz
Salvador
Juan Ramón Molina & Ferrán Piquer.

I’m not sure what the Special Effects category encompasses; I recognise some of the names (eg David Martí of DDT Efectos Especiales) as makeup artists but not others.