39th Goya Awards
Spanish film awards
39th Goya Awards Date 8 February 2025 Site Granada Conference & Exhibition Centre, Granada , Spain Hosted by Most nominations The 47 (14)
The 39th Goya Awards ceremony, presented by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain , will take place at the Granada Conference & Exhibition Centre [es ] in Granada , Andalusia, on 8 February 2025.[ 1] [ 2] [ 3]
Background
Regarding the modifications of the awards regulations for the 39th edition, an increase up to a maximum of two submissions per country in the Best European Film category was allowed.[ 4] The Best New Actor and New Actress categories added a requirement consisting of an authorization signed by the candidate accepting their participation in the Goya Awards.[ 4] AI-generated compositions were explicitly banned from the Best Original Score and the Best Original Song categories.[ 4]
On 22 October 2024, the Spanish Film Academy presented the 17 submissions for the Goya Award for Best Ibero-American Film :
Agarrame fuerte (Uruguay), Aire: Just Breathe (Dominican Republic), I'm Still Here (Brazil), Chuzalongo (Ecuador), Wake Up Mom (Panama); Kill the Jockey (Argentina), El ladrón de perros (Bolivia), In Her Place (Chile), The Buriti Flower [fr ] (Portugal), La mujer salvaje (Cuba), La suprema (Colombia), Los últimos (Paraguay), Memories of a Burning Body (Costa Rica), Niños de las brisas (Venezuela), Rita (Guatemala), Sujo (México), and Yana-Wara (Peru).[ 5]
On 8 November 2024, the Spanish Film Academy presented the 21 submissions for the Goya Award for Best European Film (now allowing up to two submissions per country in the category):
Wer hat Angst vor Braunau? [de ] (Austria), Omen and Holly (Belgium), Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day (Croatia), Dog on Trial and Reinas (Switzerland), The Count of Monte Cristo and Emilia Pérez (France), Flow (Latvia), Grand Tour and O vento assobiando nas gruas (Portugal), Hesitation Wound and Dormitory (Turkey), In the Blind Spot (Germany), Kensuke's Kingdom and Marianengraben [de ] (Luxembourg), La chimera and Palazzina Laf (Italy), The Zone of Interest (United Kingdom), and When the Light Breaks and Touch (Iceland).[ 6]
On 13 November 2024, the Spanish Film Academy announced Maribel Verdú and Leonor Watling as the gala hosts.[ 7]
The nominations were read in Granada by Natalia de Molina and Álvaro Cervantes on 18 December 2024.[ 8] [ 9]
Nominees
The nominations are listed as follows:[ 10] [ 11]
A House on Fire ; produced by Alberto Aranda, Ana Eiras, Ariens Damsí, Bernat Saumell, Dani de la Orden , Jaime Ortiz de Artiñano, Kike Maíllo , Toni Carrizosa
The 47 ; produced by Javier Méndez, Laura Fernández Espeso
The Blue Star ; produced by Amelia Hernández, Hernán Musaluppi, Simón de Santiago
Undercover ; produced by Álvaro Ariza, María Luisa Gutiérrez, Mercedes Gamero , Pablo Nogueroles
Saturn Return ; produced by Cristóbal García
Buffalo Kids ; produced by Cleber Beretta, Francisco Celma, Ignacio Salazar-Simpson, Jaime Ortiz de Artiñano, Jordi Gasull [ca ] , Juan Jesús García Galocha "Galo", Marc Sabé, Pedro Solís, Ricardo Marco Budé, Toni Novella
Dragonkeeper ; produced by Aurora de Cos, Fu Ruoqing, Larry Levene, Li Jiangping, Pedro Pérez, Peng Mingyu, Salvador Simó [ca ] , Song Weiwei, Tro Juanyu, Yang Lihe
Black Butterflies [ca ] ; produced by César Zelada, David Baute, Edmon Roch [ca ] , Marc Sabé
Rock Bottom [ca ] ; produced by Adán Aliaga, Alba Sotorra , Anna Mroczek, Dani Bagur, Kiko Domínguez, Lukasz Kacprowicz, Marcin Wasilewski, María Trénor, Miguel Molina Carmona, Robert Jaszczurowski, Wojciech Leszczynski
Superklaus [es ] ; produced by Andrea Sebastiá, Darío Sanchez, François Trudel, Nacho La Casa, Steven Majaury
Amanda Villavieja, Joaquín Rajadel, Víctor R. Puertas, Mayte Cabrera, Nicolas de Poulpiquet — The Blue Star
Sergio Bürmann, Anna Harrington, Marc Orts [ca ] — The Room Next Door
Fabio Huete, Jorge Castillo Ballesteros, Miriam Lisón, Mayte Cabrera — Undercover
Coque F. Lahera, Álex F Capilla, Nacho Royo-Villanova [ca ] — The Red Virgin
Diana Sagrista, Eva Valiño [es ] , Alejandro Castillo, Antonin Dalmasso — Saturn Return
Betiko gaua ; produced by Ander Barinaga-Rementeria Arano, Ander Sagardoy Múgica, Carmen Lacasa Aguinaga, Eneko Sagardoy , Paul Urkijo [eu ]
Cuarentena ; produced by María del Puy Alvarado, Celia de Molina
El trono ; produced by Arturo Valls , Carmela Martínez Oliart, Félix Tusell Sánchez, Lucía Jiménez
La gran obra ; produced by Lluís Quílez Sala [es ] , Àlex Lora
Mamántula ; produced by Ion de Sosa, Leire Apellaniz [es ] , Paola Alvarez, Tasio
Cafunè ; produced by Carlos Fernández de Vigo, Damián Perea, Mintxo Díaz, Sergy Moreno, Lorena Ares
El cambio de rueda ; produced by Ainhoa Ramírez Lucendo, Fernando Franco, León Siminiani, Begoña Arostegui
La mujer ilustrada ; produced by Diego Herguera, Isabel Herguera
Lola, Lolita, Lolaza ; produced by Chelo Loureiro [es ] , Mabel Lozano , Pablo Jimeno, Raúl Berdonés
Wan ; Carlos Ayerbe, Víctor Monigote
Domingo domingo ; produced by Arunas Matelis, Laura García Andreu, Pepe Andreu, Rafa Molés
The Flamenco Guitar of Yerai Cortés ; produced by Antón Álvarez , Cristina Trenas, Santos Bacana
Marisol, llámame Pepa ; produced by Blanca Torres, Chema de la Peña, José Carlos de Isla Troncoso, Paco Ortiz
Mi hermano Ali ; produced by Paula Palacios
No estás sola [es ] ; produced by Almudena Carracedo , Robert Bahar
Ciao Bambina ; produced by Carlo D'Ursi, Jorge Garrido, Afioco Gnecco, Carolina Yuste
Els Buits ; produced by Carlotta Schiavon, Ian de la Rosa, Laura Rubirola Sala, Isa Luengo, Marina Freixa Roca, Sofía Esteve
Las novias del sur ; produced by David Epiney, Eugenia Mumenthaler, Pepe Andreu, Rafa Molés. Elena López Riera [ca ]
Los 30 (no) son los nuevos 20 ; produced by Alfonso Palazón, Juan Vicente Castillejo Navarro
Semillas de Kivu ; produced by Carlos Valle, David Pérez Sañudo [es ] , Iván Miñambres, Néstor López, Pepe Castro, Pilar Sancho
Films with multiple nominations
Honorary Goya
On 17 October 2024, actress Aitana Sánchez-Gijón was announced as the recipient of the Honorary Goya Award.[ 12]
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