Pedro Almodovar’s Oscar nominee Pain and Glory topped this year’s Goya Awards with seven awards, including Best Film while While at War came in second with a strong 5, largely from creative categories.

Award Tallies

(7) Pain and Glory
(5) While at War
(2) The Endless Trench, Fire Will Come, Out in the Open

The Awards

Best Film

Pain and Glory

Best Animated Feature

Bunuel in the Labyrinth of the Turtles

Best Directing

Pedro Almodovar – Pain and Glory

Best Actor

Antonio Banderas – Pain and Glory

Best Actress

Belen Cuesta – The Endless Trench

Best Supporting Actor

Eduard Fernandez – While at War

Best Supporting Actress

Julieta Serrano – Pain and Glory

Best Original Screenplay

Pain and Glory

Best Adapted Screenplay

Out in the Open

Best Original Music

Pain and Glory

Best Original Song

“Intemperie” – Out in the Open

Best Editing

Pain and Glory

Best Cinematography

Fire Will Come

Best Production Design

While at War

Best Art Direction

While at War

Best Costume Design

While at War

Best Hair and Makeup

While at War

Best Sound

The Endless Trench

Best Special Effects

The Platform

Best Documentary

Ara Malikian: una vida entre las cuerdas

Best Documentary Short

Our Life as Refugee Children in Europe

Best Animated Short

Madrid 2120

Best Fiction Short

Suc de Sindria

Best Breakout Director

Belen Funes – A Thief’s Daughter

Best New Actor

Enric Auquer – Eye for an Eye

Best New Actress

Benedicta Sanchez – Fire Will Come

Best European Film

Les Misérables

Best Iberoamerican Film

Heroic Losers

Goya Awards Data

Year Founded: 1986
First Awards: 1987 (34)