Goya Award for Best Editing | |
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Awarded for | Best Editing |
Country | Spain |
Presented by | Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain (AACCE) |
Currently held by | Andrés Gil, Jaume Martí Society of the Snow (2023) |
Website | premiosgoya |
The Goya Award for Best Editing (Premio Goya al mejor montaje) is one of the Goya Awards, the principal national film award of Spain. It has been awarded since the first edition in 1986. [1]
Film editors that have won multiple times are José Salcedo, Pablo González del Amo and Pablo Blanco Somoza, with three wins each.
Year | English title | Original title | Recipient(s) |
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1986 (1st) [2] [3] [4] | Banter | Eduardo Biurrun | |
Voyage to Nowhere | El viaje a ninguna parte | Pablo del Amo | |
Werther | José Luis Matesanz | ||
1987 (2nd) [5] [6] [7] [8] | Divinas palabras | Pablo González del Amo | |
Hostages in the Barrio | La estanquera de Vallecas | Julio Peña | |
Mi general | José Luis Matesanz | ||
1988 (3rd) [9] [10] [11] | Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown | Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios | José Salcedo |
Berlín Blues | Teresa Font | ||
Baton Rouge | José Salcedo | ||
Rowing with the Wind | Remando al viento | ||
El Dorado | Pedro del Rey | ||
1989 (4th) [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] | Twisted Obsession | El sueño del mono loco | Carmen Frías |
The Sea and the Weather | El mar y el tiempo | Pablo González del Amo | |
Esquilache | |||
Moon Child | El niños de la luna | Raúl Román | |
The Dark Night | La noche oscura | Pedro del Rey | |
Love, Hate and Death | Montoyas y Tarantos | José Antonio Rojo | |
Year | English title | Original title | Recipient(s) |
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1990 (5th) [17] | ¡Ay Carmela! | Pablo González del Amo | |
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! | ¡Átame! | José Salcedo | |
Letters from Alou | Las cartas de Alou | Rori Sáinz de Rozas | |
1991 (6th) | Prince of Shadows | Beltenebros | José Luis Matesanz |
Lovers | Amantes | Teresa Font | |
High Heels | Tacones lejanos | José Salcedo | |
1992 (7th) | Belle Époque | Carmen Frías | |
The Fencing Master | El maestro de esgrima | José Salcedo | |
Acción mutante | Pablo Blanco | ||
1993 (8th) | Banderas, the Tyrant | Tirano Banderas | Pablo González del Amo |
Intruder | Intruso | Teresa Font | |
La madre muerta | Pablo Blanco | ||
1994 (9th) | Running Out of Time | Días contados | Teresa Font |
El detective y la muerte | José Salcedo | ||
Cradle Song | Canción de cuna | Miguel González Sinde | |
1995 (10th) | Nobody Will Speak of Us When We're Dead | Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto | José Salcedo |
Mouth to Mouth | Boca a boca | Guillermo Represa | |
The Day of the Beast | El día de la bestia | Teresa Font | |
1996 (11th) | Tesis | María Elena Sainz de Rozas | |
Asaltar los cielos | Fidel Collados and Pablo Blanco | ||
The Dog in the Manger | El perro del hortelano | Pablo del Amo | |
1997 (12th) | Airbag | Pablo Blanco | |
The Color of the Clouds | El color de las nubes | José María Biurrun | |
Secrets of the Heart | Secretos del corazón | Rori Sáinz de Rozas | |
1998 (13th) | Lovers of the Arctic Circle | Los amantes del círculo polar | Iván Aledo |
Open Your Eyes | Abre los ojos | María Elena Sáinz de Rozas | |
The Grandfather | El abuelo | Miguel González Sinde | |
The Girl of Your Dreams | La niña de tus ojos | Carmen Frías | |
1999 (14th) | All About My Mother | Todo sobre mi madre | José Salcedo |
Goya in Bordeaux | Goya en Burdeos | Julia Juániz | |
Butterfly's Tongue | La lengua de las mariposas | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
Solas | Fernando Pardo | ||
Year | English title | Original title | Recipient(s) |
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2000 (15th) | You're the One | You're the One (una historia de entonces) | Miguel González Sinde |
Calle 54 | Carmen Frías | ||
Common Wealth | La comunidad | Alejandro Lázaro | |
Leo | José Salcedo | ||
2001 (16th) | The Others | Los otros | Nacho Ruiz Capillas |
Mad Love | Juana la Loca | Teresa Font | |
Sex and Lucia | Lucía y el sexo | Iván Aledo | |
Don't Tempt Me | Sin noticias de Dios | José Salcedo | |
2002 (17th) | Box 507 | La caja 507 | Ángel Hernández Zoido |
800 Bullets | 800 balas | Alejandro Lázaro | |
Aro Tolbukhin. En la mente del asesino | Ernest Blasi | ||
Mondays in the Sun | Los lunes al sol | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
2003 (18th) | Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure | La gran aventura de Mortadelo y Filemón | Iván Aledo |
Carmen | Teresa Font | ||
Football Days | Días de fútbol | Rori Sáinz de Rozas | |
Take My Eyes | Te doy mis ojos | Ángel Hernández Zoido | |
2004 (19th) | The Wolf | El Lobo | Guillermo Maldonado |
Cold Winter Sun | Frío sol de invierno | Antonio Pérez Reina | |
Hours of Light | Horas de luz | José María Biurrun | |
Swindled | Incautos | Iván Aledo | |
2005 (20th) | Habana Blues | Fernando Pardo | |
The Method | El método | Iván Aledo | |
Iberia | Julia Juániz | ||
Ninette | Miguel González Sinde | ||
2006 (21st) | Pan's Labyrinth | El laberinto del fauno | Bernat Villaplana |
Alatriste | José Salcedo | ||
The Borgia | Los Borgia | Iván Aledo | |
Salvador (Puig Antich) | Aixalà y Santy Borricón | ||
2007 (22nd) | [•REC] | David Gallart | |
The Orphanage | El orfanato | Elena Ruiz | |
13 Roses | Las 13 rosas | Fernando Pardo | |
Seven Billiard Tables | Siete mesas de billar francés | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
2008 (23rd) | The Oxford Murders | Los crímenes de Oxford | Alejandro Lázaro |
The Blind Sunflowers | Los girasoles ciegos | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
Mortadelo and Filemon. Mission: Save the Planet | Mortadelo y Filemón. Misión: salvar la Tierra | Iván Aledo | |
Just Walking | Sólo quiero caminar | José Salcedo | |
2009 (24th) | Cell 211 | Celda 211 | Mapa Pastor |
Ágora | Agora | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
The Dancer and the Thief | El baile de la Victoria | Carmen Frías | |
Fat People | Gordos | David Pinillos and Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
Year | English title | Original title | Recipient(s) |
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2010 (25th) | Buried | Buried (Enterrado) | Rodrigo Cortés |
The Last Circus | Balada triste de trompeta | Alejandro Lázaro | |
Biutiful | Stephen Mirrione | ||
Even the Rain | También la lluvia | Ángel Hernández Zoido | |
2011 (26th) | No Rest for the Wicked | No habrá paz para los malvados | Pablo Blanco |
Blackthorn | David Gallarl | ||
EVA | Elena Ruiz | ||
The Skin I Live In | La piel que habito | José Salcedo | |
2012 (27th) | The Impossible | Lo imposible | Bernat Villaplana and Elena Ruiz |
Blancanieves | Fernando Franco | ||
The Artist and the Model | El artista y la modelo | Marta Velasco | |
Unit 7 | Grupo 7 | José M. G. Moyano | |
Invader | Invasor | Antonio Frutos and David Pinillos | |
2013 (28th) | Witching & Bitching | Las brujas de Zugarramurdi | Pablo Blanco |
Three Many Weddings | 3 bodas de más | Alberto de Toro | |
Family United | La gran familia española | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | |
Wounded | La herida | David Pinillos | |
2014 (29th) | Marshland | La isla mínima | José M. G. Moyano |
El Niño | Mapa Pastor | ||
Paco de Lucía: La búsqueda | José M. G. Moyano and Darío García | ||
Wild Tales | Relatos salvajes | Damián Szifron and Pablo Barbieri | |
2015 (30th) | Retribution | El desconocido | Jorge Coira |
Requirements to Be a Normal Person | Requisitos para ser una persona normal | David Gallart | |
Truman | Pablo Barbieri | ||
A Perfect Day | Un día perfecto | Nacho Ruíz Capillas | |
2016 (31st) [18] | A Monster Calls | Un monstruo viene a verme | Bernat Villaplana and Jaume Martí |
Smoke & Mirrors | El hombre de las mil caras | José M. G. Moyano | |
May God Save Us | Que Dios nos perdone | Alberto del Campo and Fernando Franco | |
The Fury of a Patient Man | Tarde para la ira | Angel Fernández Zoido | |
2017 (32nd) [19] [20] | Giant | Handia | Laurent Dufreche and Raúl López |
Abracadabra | David Gallart | ||
Summer 1993 | Estiu 1993 | Ana Plaff and Didac Palao | |
The Bookshop | La librería | Bernat Aragonés | |
2018 (33rd) [21] | The Realm | El reino | Alberto del Campo |
Campeones | Campeones | Javier Fesser | |
Todos lo saben | Todos lo saben | Hayedeh Safiyari | |
Journey to a Mother's Room | Viaje al cuarto de una madre | Fernando Franco | |
2019 (34th) [22] [23] | Pain and Glory | Dolor y gloria | Teresa Font |
The Endless Trench | La trinchera infinita | Laurent Dufreche and Raúl López | |
Mother | Madre | Alberto del Campo | |
While at War | Mientras dure la guerra | Carolina Martínez Urbina | |
Year | English title | Original title | Recipient(s) |
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2020 (35th) [24] [25] | The Year of the Discovery | El año del descubrimiento | Sergio Jiménez |
Adú | Jaime Colis | ||
Black Beach | Fernando Franco and Miguel Doblado | ||
Schoolgirls | Las niñas | Sofi Escudé | |
2021 (36th) [26] | The Good Boss | El buen patrón | Vanessa L. Marimbert |
Below Zero | Bajocero | Antonio Frutos | |
Josephine | Josefina | Miguel Doblado | |
Maixabel | Nacho Ruiz Capillas | ||
2022 (37th) [27] | The Beasts | As bestas | Alberto del Campo |
Alcarràs | Ana Pfaff | ||
Lullaby | Cinco lobitos | Andrés Gil | |
Prison 77 | Modelo 77 | José M. G. Moyano | |
One Year, One Night | Un año, una noche | Fernando Franco and Sergi Díes | |
2023 (38th) [28] | Society of the Snow | La sociedad de la nieve | Andrés Gil, Jaume Martí |
20,000 Species of Bees | 20.000 especies de abejas | Raúl Barreras | |
Close Your Eyes | Cerrar los ojos | Ascen Marchena | |
Mamacruz | Fátima de los Santos | ||
Robot Dreams | Fernando Franco | ||
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