12th Gaudí Awards

12th Gaudí Awards
12th Gaudí Awards
Date	19 January 2020
Site	CCIB's auditorium, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Hosted by	Anna Moliner
Organized by	Catalan Film Academy
Highlights
Best Picture	The Days to Come

The 12th Gaudí Awards, organised by the Catalan Film Academy, were presented on 19 January 2020 at CCIB's Auditorium in Barcelona.[1] Directed by Jordi Prat and produced by Dagoll Dagom, the gala was hosted by Anna Moliner.[1] The nominations were read by Anna Castillo and Oriol Pla on 5 December 2019 at La Pedrera's auditorium.[2]

Winners and nominees

The winners and nominees are listed as follows:[3][4][5]

Best Film The Days to Come 7 Reasons to Run Away Staff Only The Innocence	Bet Non-Catalan Language Film A Thief's Daughter The Platform Liberté Ojos negros
Best Director Belén Funes — A Thief's Daughter Carlos Marques-Marcet — The Days to Come Lucía Alemany — The Innocence Neus Ballús — Staff Only	Best Screenplay Belén Funes, Marçal Cebrián — A Thief's Daughter Carlos Marques-Marcet, Clara Roquet, Coral Cruz — The Days to Come Lucía Alemany, Laia Soler — The Innocence David Desola, Pedro Rivero — The Platform
Best Actress María Rodríguez Soto — The Days to Come Aina Clotet — La filla d'algú Carmen Arrufat — The Innocence Greta Fernández — A Thief's Daughter	Best Actor Karra Elejalde — While at War David Verdaguer — The Days to Come Eduard Fernández — A Thief's Daughter Sergi López — Staff Only
Best Production Supervision Oriol Maymó — Eye for an Eye Aritz Cirbián, Albert Molins — 7 Reasons to Run Away Marta Ramírez — A Thief's Daughter Sergi Moreno, Tono Folguera, Mayca Sanz — The Days to Come	Best Documentary Film El cuarto reino. El reino de los plásticos City for Sale Idrissa. Crònica d'una mort qualsevol Peret: jo sóc la rumba
Best European Film Fire Will Come The Favourite Happy as Lazzaro Portrait of a Lady on Fire	Best Short Film Suc de síndria Después también La higuera Tahrib
Best Television Film Cathedral of the Sea Cançó per a tu L'enigma Verdaguer La dona del segle	Best Art Direction Sylvia Steinbrecht — Elisa & Marcela Ana Pons-Formosa — The Days to Come Laia Colet — Paradise Hills Marta Bazaco — A Thief's Daughter
Best Editing Ana Pfaff, Carlos Marqués-Marcet, Òscar de Gispert — The Days to Come Bernat Aragonés — A Thief's Daughter Juliana Montañés — The Innocence Teresa Font — Pain and Glory	Best Cinematography Mauro Herce — Fire Will Come Àlex García — The Days to Come Gris Jordana — La vida sense la Sara Amat Neus Ollé — A Thief's Daughter
Best Supporting Actress Laia Marull — The Innocence Aina Clotet — 7 Reasons to Run Away Julieta Serrano — Pain and Glory Nora Navas — Pain and Glory	Best Supporting Actor Enric Auquer — Eye for an Eye Àlex Brendemühl — Mother Àlex Monner — A Thief's Daughter Eduard Fernández — While at War
Best Original Music Pau Vallvé — La vida sense la Sara Amat Maika Makovski — Eye for an Eye Raül Fernández "Refree" — Ojos negros Sofía Oriana — Elisa & Marcela	Best Costume Design Rosa Tharrats — Liberté Desirée Guirao — A Thief's Daughter Mercè Paloma — Elisa & Marcela Vinyet Escobar — Eye for an Eye
Best Sound Sergio Bürmann, Marc Orts — Pain and Glory Amanda Villavieja, Albert Manera — Staff Only Diego Casares, Borja Barrera, Jonathan Darch, Dani Zacarias — The Days to Come Sergio Rueda, Enrique G. Bermejo, Carlos Jiménez — A Thief's Daughter	Best Visual Effects Mario Campoy, Irene Río, Iñaki Madariaga — The Platform Bernat Aragonés — Born a King Esther Ballesteros, Àlex Villagrasa — Paradise Hills Montse Ribé, Óscar Abades, Eduardo Díaz, Inma Nadela — Pain and Glory
Best Makeup and Hairstyles Armande Monteiro, Laurence Abraham, Antoine Mancini — Liberté Elisa Alonso — A Thief's Daughter Montse Sanfeliu, Paco Rodríguez Frías — Elisa & Marcela Natalia Montoya — The Innocence

Public's Choice Special Award

7 Reasons to Run Away[5]
- The Platform[5]
- Staff Only[5]
- The Days to Come[5]
- Ojos negros[5]
- Liberté[5]
- The Innocence[5]
- A Thief's Daughter[5]

Honorary Award

Filmmaker Francesc Betriu was the recipient of the Gaudí honorary award.[5]

References

"Premios Gaudí 2020: 'Els dies que vindran' de Marqués-Marcet gana unos XII Premios Gaudí muy repartidos". rtve.es. 20 January 2020.
Polo Bettonica, Toni (5 December 2019). "Cine social y paridad en las candidaturas de los Gaudí". El País.
"Els nominats dels Premis Gaudí 2020". TV3. 4 December 2019 – via Corporació Catalana de Mitjans Audiovisuals.
"'Los días que vendrán' y 'La hija de un ladrón' triunfan en los Premios Gaudí 2020". Cinemanía. 24 January 2020 – via 20minutos.es.
"'Els dies que vindran', film guanyador dels XII Premis Gaudí". VilaWeb. 20 January 2020.

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[rtve-1] "Premios Gaudí 2020: 'Els dies que vindran' de Marqués-Marcet gana unos XII Premios Gaudí muy repartidos". rtve.es. 20 January 2020.

[2] Polo Bettonica, Toni (5 December 2019). "Cine social y paridad en las candidaturas de los Gaudí". El País.

[ccmatv3-3] "Els nominats dels Premis Gaudí 2020". TV3. 4 December 2019 – via Corporació Catalana de Mitjans Audiovisuals.

[4] "'Los días que vendrán' y 'La hija de un ladrón' triunfan en los Premios Gaudí 2020". Cinemanía. 24 January 2020 – via 20minutos.es.

[vilaweb-5] "'Els dies que vindran', film guanyador dels XII Premis Gaudí". VilaWeb. 20 January 2020.

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