Pablo Berger’s black and white and silent rendering of Snow White won the top Goya in Spain on Sunday night. The Spanish Oscars gave Blancanieves the Best Film prize along with Best Actress for Maribel Verdú and Best Original Screenplay for Berger. It won seven other prizes for a total of 10 out of its leading 18 nominations. The Impossible‘s Juan Antonio Bayona was named Best Director. The tsunami drama that stars Ewan McGregor and Oscar nominated Naomi Watts was also a winner in four other categories including Editing and Special Effects. It had 14 nominations going in. Click over for a full list of winners.
Best Film
Blancanieves
Best Director
Juan Antonio Bayona, The Impossible
Best Actor
José Sacristán, The Dead Man And Being Happy
Best Actress
Maribel Verdú, Blancanieves
Best Supporting Actor
Juan Villagrán, Unit 7
Best Supporting Actress
Candela Peña, A Gun In Each Hand
Best New Director
Enrique Gato, Tad, The Lost Explorer
Best Original Screenplay
Pablo Berger, Blancanieves
Best Adapted Screenplay
Javier Barreira, Gorka Magallón, Ignacio del Moral, Jordi Gasull and Neil Landau, Tad, The Lost Explorer
Best Ibero-American Film
Juan Of The Dead
Best Euoprean Film
The Intouchables
Best Cinematography
Kiko de la Rica, Blancanieves
Best Original Score
Alfonso de Villalonga, Blancanieves
Best Original Song
No Te Puedo Encontrar, Blancanieves
Best Art Direction
Alain Bainée, Blancanieves
Best Production Design
Sandra Hermida Muñiz, The Impossible
Best Doctumentary
Sons Of The Clouds
Best Animated Film
Tad, The Lost Explorer
Bes Newcomer, Male
Joaquín Núñez, Unit 7
Best Newcomer, Female
Macarena García, Blancanieves
Best Editing
Elena Ruiz and Bernat Villaplana, The Impossible
Best Sound,
Peter Glossop, Marc Orts and Oriol Tarragó, The Impossible
Best Costume Design
Paco Delgado, Blancanieves
Best Make-Up & Hair
Sylvie Imbert and Fermín Galán, Blancanieves
Best Special Effects
Pau Costa and Félix Bergés, The Impossible
Best Fiction Short
Aquel No Era Yo, by Estebán Crespo
Best Documentary SHort
A Story For The Modlins, by Sergio Oskman
Best Animated Short
El Vendedor De Humo, by Jaime Maestro
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