24th Goya Awards

24th Goya Awards
Date	14 February 2010
Site	Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid
Hosted by	Andreu Buenafuente
Highlights
Best Film	Cell 211
Best Actor	Luis Tosar Cell 211
Best Actress	Lola Dueñas Me, Too
Most awards	Cell 211 (8)
Most nominations	Cell 211 (16)
Television coverage
Network	La 1
Viewership	4.6 million (26.4%) [1]
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The 24th Goya Awards ceremony, presented by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain, took place at the Palacio Municipal de Congresos in Madrid on 14 February 2010. ^{[2] [3]} The gala was hosted by Andreu Buenafuente. ^[4]

Cell 211 won the award for Best Film. ^{[5] [6]} Antonio Mercero was recognised with the Honorary Goya Award although, suffering from an advanced stage of Alzheimer's disease, he did not attend the ceremony. ^[7]

Winners and nominees

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

Best Film Cell 211 Agora The Dancer and the Thief The Secret in Their Eyes	Best Director Daniel Monzón  – Cell 211 Alejandro Amenábar  – Agora Fernando Trueba  – The Dancer and the Thief Juan José Campanella  – The Secret in Their Eyes
Best Actor Luis Tosar  – Cell 211 Jordi Mollà  – The Consul of Sodom Ricardo Darín  – The Secret in Their Eyes Antonio de la Torre  – Fat People	Best Actress Lola Dueñas  – Me, Too Rachel Weisz  – Agora Penélope Cruz  – Broken Embraces Maribel Verdú  – Tetro
Best Supporting Actor Raúl Arévalo  – Fat People Carlos Bardem  – Cell 211 Antonio Resines  – Cell 211 Ricardo Darín  – The Dancer and the Thief	Best Supporting Actress Marta Etura  – Cell 211 Vicky Peña  – The Consul of Sodom Pilar Castro  – Fat People Verónica Sánchez  – Fat People
Best Original Screenplay Alejandro Amenábar and Mateo Gil  – Agora Rafael Cobos and Alberto Rodríguez  – After Daniel Sánchez Arévalo  – Fat People Pedro Almodóvar  – Broken Embraces	Best Adapted Screenplay Jorge Guerricaechevarría and Daniel Monzón  – Cell 211 Antonio Skármeta, Fernando Trueba and Jonás Trueba  – The Dancer and the Thief Miguel Dalmau, Miguel Ángel Fernández, Joaquín Górriz and Sigfrid Monleón  [ es ] – The Consul of Sodom Juan José Campanella and Eduardo Sacheri  – The Secret in Their Eyes
Best New Actor Alberto Ammann  – Cell 211 Fernando Albizu  – Fat People Gorka Otxoa  – Friend Zone Pablo Pineda  – Me, Too	Best New Actress Soledad Villamil  – The Secret in Their Eyes Blanca Romero  – After Leticia Herrero  [ es ] – Fat People Nausicaa Bonnin  – Three Days With the Family
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film The Secret in Their Eyes • Argentina Dawson Isla 10 • Chile Giant • Uruguay The Milk of Sorrow • Peru	Best European Film Slumdog Millionaire • United Kingdom The Class • France Let the Right One In • Sweden Welcome to the Sticks • France
Best New Director Mar Coll  – Three Days With the Family David Planell  [ es ] – The Shame Borja Cobeaga  – Friend Zone Antonio Naharro and Álvaro Pastor – Me, Too	Best Animated Film Planet 51 Animal Channel  [ es ] Pérez, el ratoncito de tus sueños 2 The Aviators
Best Cinematography Xavi Giménez  [ es ] – Agora Álex Catalán  – After Carles Gusi  [ ca ] – Cell 211 Félix Monti  – The Secret in Their Eyes	Best Editing Mapa Pastor  [ es ] – Cell 211 Nacho Ruiz Capillas  [ ca ] – Agora David Pinillos  [ es ] and Nacho Ruiz Capillas  [ ca ] – Fat People Carmen Frías  [ es ] – The Dancer and the Thief
Best Art Direction Guy Hendrix Dyas  – Agora Anton Laguna – Cell 211 Verónica Estudillo – The Dancer and the Thief Marcelo Pont  [ ca ] – The Secret in Their Eyes	Best Production Supervision José Luis Escolar  [ ca ] – Agora Alicia Tellería – Cell 211 Cristina Zumárraga  [ es ] – Che Part 2: Guerrilla Eduardo Castro – The Dancer and the Thief
Best Sound Sergio Burmann, Jaime Fernández and Carlos Faruolo  [ ca ] – Cell 211 Peter Glossop and Glenn Freemantle  – Agora Pierre Gamet  [ ca ], Nacho Royo-Villanova  [ ca ] and Pelayo Gutiérrez  [ ca ] – The Dancer and the Thief Aitor Berenguer, Marc Orts  [ ca ] and Fabiola Ordoyo – Map of the Sounds of Tokyo	Best Special Effects Chris Reynolds and Félix Bergés  [ ca ] – Agora Raúl Romanillos and Guillermo Orbe – Cell 211 Salvador Santana and Álex Villagrasa – REC 2 Pau Costa and Lluís Castells – Spanish Movie
Best Costume Design Gabriella Pescucci  – Agora Lala Huete  [ es ] – The Dancer and the Thief Cristina Rodríguez  – The Consul of Sodom Sonia Grande  – Broken Embraces	Best Makeup and Hairstyles Jan Sewell and Suzanne Stokes-Munton  – Agora Raquel Fidalgo and Inés Rodríguez – Cell 211 José Antonio Sánchez and Paquita Núñez  [ es ] – The Consul of Sodom Ana Lozano and Massimo Gattabrusi – Broken Embraces
Best Original Score Alberto Iglesias  – Broken Embraces Dario Marianelli  – Agora Roque Baños  – Cell 211 Federico Jusid  – The Secret in Their Eyes	Best Original Song "Yo también" by Guille Milkyway – Me, Too "Agallas vs. Escamas" by Hugo Silva  – Guts "Stick It to the Man" by Tom Cawte – Planet 51 "Spanish Song" by Alameda Do Soulna – Spanish Movie
Best Fictional Short Film Dime que yo La Tama Lala Terapia	Best Animated Short Film The Lady and the Reaper Alma Margarita Tachaaan!
Best Documentary Film Garbo: The Spy Cómicos  [ ca ] La mirada de Ouka Leele  [ ca ] Últimos testigos: Fraga Iribarne – Carrillo, comunista  [ ca ]	Best Documentary Short Film Flores de Ruanda Doppelgänger En un lugar del cine Luchadoras

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Films with multiple nominations Nominations Film 16 Cell 211 13 Agora 9 The Dancer and the Thief The Secret in Their Eyes 8 Fat People 5 Broken Embraces The Consul of Sodom 4 Me, Too 3 After 2 Friend Zone Three Days With the Family Planet 51 Spanish Movie

Films with multiple awards Awards Film 8 Cell 211 7 Agora 2 The Secret in Their Eyes Me, Too

Honorary Goya

• Antonio Mercero

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