32nd Goya Awards

32nd Goya Awards
32nd Goya Awards nominees reception
Date	3 February 2018
Site	Madrid Marriott Auditorium Hotel, Madrid
Hosted by	Joaquín Reyes Ernesto Sevilla
Highlights
Best Film	The Bookshop
Best Actor	Javier Gutiérrez The Motive
Best Actress	Nathalie Poza Can't Say Goodbye
Most awards	Giant (10)
Most nominations	Giant (13)
Television coverage
Network	TVE

The 32nd Goya Awards were presented at the Madrid Marriott Auditorium Hotel in Madrid on 3 February 2018, to honour the best in Spanish films of 2017.^[1][2][3][4] Joaquín Reyes and Ernesto Sevilla hosted the awards ceremony.^[5]

Nominations were announced on 13 December 2017 by David Verdaguer and Bárbara Lennie.^[6] Giant received the most nominations with thirteen, followed by The Bookshop with twelve nominations.^[5]

The Bookshop won Best Film, as well as Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay, but Giant won the most awards, with ten awards, including Best Original Screenplay.^[7]

Winners and nominees

The winners and nominees are listed as follows:^{[8][9][10][11][12]}

Major awards

Best Film The Bookshop Giant The Motive Summer 1993 Veronica	Best Director Isabel Coixet – The Bookshop Manuel Martín Cuenca – The Motive Aitor Arregi [eu] and Jon Garaño [es] – Giant Paco Plaza – Veronica
Best Actor Javier Gutiérrez – The Motive Andrés Gertrúdix – Dying Javier Bardem – Loving Pablo Antonio de la Torre – Abracadabra	Best Actress Nathalie Poza – Can't Say Goodbye Emily Mortimer – The Bookshop Penélope Cruz – Loving Pablo Maribel Verdú – Abracadabra
Best Supporting Actor David Verdaguer – Summer 1993 José Mota – Abracadabra[13][14] Antonio de la Torre – The Motive Bill Nighy – The Bookshop	Best Supporting Actress Adelfa Calvo – The Motive Anna Castillo – Holy Camp! Belén Cuesta – Holy Camp! Lola Dueñas – Can't Say Goodbye
Best New Actor Eneko Sagardoy – Giant Pol Monen – Amar: With You Until the End of the World Eloi Costa [es] – Skins Santiago Alverú [ca] – Selfie [ca]	Best New Actress Bruna Cusí – Summer 1993 Adriana Paz – The Motive Itziar Castro – Skins Sandra Escacena – Veronica
Best Original Screenplay Giant – Aitor Arregi [eu], Andoni de Carlos [eu], Jon Garaño and José Mari Goenaga [es] Abracadabra – Pablo Berger Summer 1993 – Carla Simón Veronica – Fernando Navarro and Paco Plaza	Best Adapted Screenplay The Bookshop – Isabel Coixet The Motive – Alejandro Hernández and Manuel Martín Cuenca Uncertain Glory – Agustí Villaronga and Coral Cruz Holy Camp! – Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film A Fantastic Woman • Chile Amazona [es] • Colombia Tempestad • Mexico Zama • Argentina	Best European Film The Square • Sweden C'est la vie! • France Lady Macbeth • United Kingdom Toni Erdmann • Germany
Best New Director Carla Simón – Summer 1993 Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo – Holy Camp! Sergio G. Sánchez – Marrowbone Lino Escalera [ca] – Can't Say Goodbye	Best Animated Film Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas Deep Nur eta herensugearen tenplua [eu]

Other award nominees

Best Cinematography Giant – Javier Agirre Erauso Summer 1993 – Santiago Racaj The Bookshop – Jean-Claude Larrieu Gold – Paco Femenía	Best Editing Giant – Laurent Dufreche and Raúl López Abracadabra – David Gallart Summer 1993 – Ana Pfaff and Didac Palou The Bookshop – Bernat Aragonés
Best Art Direction Giant – Mikel Serrano Abracadabra – Alain Bainée The Bookshop – Llorenç Miquel Gold – Javier Fernández	Best Production Supervision Giant – Ander Sistiaga Summer 1993 – Mireia Graell Vivancos The Bookshop – Alex Boyd and Jordi Berenguer Gold – Luis Fernández Lago
Best Sound Veronica – Aitor Berenguer, Gabriel Gutiérrez and Nicolas de Poulpiquet The Motive – Daniel de Zayas, Pelayo Gutiérrez and Alberto Ovejero The Bar – Sergio Bürmann, David Rodríguez and Nicolas de Poulpiquet Giant – Iñaki Díez and Xanti Salvador	Best Special Effects Giant – Jon Serrano and David Heras Gold – Reyes Abades and Isidro Jiménez Veronica – Raúl Romanillos and David Heras Rescue Under Fire – Reyes Abades and Curro Muñoz
Best Costume Design Giant – Saioa Lara Abracadabra – Paco Delgado The Bookshop – Mercè Paloma Gold – Tatiana Hernández	Best Makeup and Hairstyles Giant – Ainhoa Eskisabel, Olga Cruz and Gorka Aguirre Abracadabra – Sylvie Imbert and Paco Rodríguez Gold – Eli Adánez, Sergio Pérez Berbel and Pedro de Diego Skins – Lola Gómez, Jesús Gil and Óscar del Monte
Best Original Score Giant – Pascal Gaigne [ca] The Summit – Alberto Iglesias The Bookshop – Alfonso Vilallonga [es] Veronica – Chucky Namanera (Eugenio Mira)	Best Original Song "La llamada" by José Miguel Conejo Torres – Holy Camp! "Algunas veces" by José Luis Perales – The Motive "Feeling Lonely on a Sunday Afternoon" by Alfonso de Villalonga – The Bookshop "Rap zona hostil" by Roque Baños – Rescue Under Fire
Best Fictional Short Film Mother Australia Baraka Como yo te amo Extraños en la carretera	Best Animated Short Film Woody & Woody Colores El ermitaño Un día en el parque
Best Documentary Film Muchos hijos, un mono y un castillo [es] Cantábrico, los dominios del oso pardo [es] Dancing Beethoven Saura(s) [ca]	Best Documentary Short Film Los desheredados Primavera rosa en México The Fourth Kingdom Tribus de la Inquisición

Honorary Goya

• Marisa Paredes^{[15][16][17][18]}

Films by number of nominations and awards

Films by number of nominations

Film	Nominations	Ref.
Giant	13	[19]
The Bookshop	12	[20]
The Motive	9	[21]
Abracadabra	8	[22]
Summer 1993	8	[23][24]
Veronica	7	[25][26]
Gold	6	[27]
Holy Camp!	5	[28]
Can't Say Goodbye	3	[29][30]
Skins	3	[31]
Loving Pablo	2	[5]
Amar: With You Until the End of the World	1	[5]
Dying	1	[5]

Films by number of awards

Film	Awards	Ref.
Giant	10	[32][33]
The Bookshop	3	[7]
Summer 1993	3	[34]
The Motive	2	[35]
Veronica	1	[36][37]
Holy Camp!	1	[38][39][40]

Controversy

The fashion designer David Delfín, who died on 3 June 2017, and the actress Amparo Pacheco, who died on 27 April 2017, were not included in the In Memoriam section of the ceremony, which was protested by some of their relatives.^[41]

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External links

• Official site Archived 25 January 2011 at the Wayback Machine