22nd Goya Awards

22nd Goya Awards
Date	February 3, 2008
Site	Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid
Hosted by	José Corbacho
Highlights
Best Film	Solitary Fragments
Best Actor	Alberto San Juan; Under the Stars
Best Actress	Maribel Verdú; Seven Billiard Tables
Most awards	The Orphanage (7)
Most nominations	The Orphanage and 13 Roses (14)
Television coverage
Network	TVE

The 22nd ceremony of the annual Goya Awards, took place at the Palacio de Congresos of the Campo de las Naciones in Madrid, Spain on February 3, 2008, presented by José Corbacho. On December 17, 2007, Juan Diego Botto and Ivana Baquero were responsible for reading the nominations on behalf of the Academy.

The surprise winner of the night was Solitary Fragments by Jaime Rosales who won the Goya for best film and best direction. Las 13 rosas started with 14 nominations and won four, while El Orfanato, which began as a favorite won 7 Goyas but not a major one.[1][2][3][4][5]

Major awards

Best Film	Best Director
*Solitary Fragments* 13 Roses The Orphanage Seven Billiard Tables	Jaime Rosales – Solitary Fragments Icíar Bollaín – Mataharis Emilio Martínez Lázaro – 13 Roses Gracia Querejeta – Seven Billiard Tables
Best Actor	Best Actress
Alberto San Juan – Under the Stars Alfredo Landa – Sunday Light Álvaro de Luna – El Prado de las Estrellas Tristán Ulloa – Mataharis	Maribel Verdú – Seven Billiard Tables Blanca Portillo – Seven Billiard Tables Belén Rueda – The Orphanage Emma Suárez – Under the Stars
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
José Manuel Cervino – Thirteen Roses Raúl Arévalo – Seven Billiard Tables Emilio Gutiérrez Cava – Suso's Tower Carlos Larrañaga – Sunday Light Julián Villagrán – Under the Stars	Amparo Baró – Seven Billiard Tables Geraldine Chaplin – The Orphanage Nuria González – Mataharis María Vázquez – Mataharis
Best Original Screenplay	Best Adapted Screenplay
Under the Stars – Félix Viscarret Barcelona (Un Mapa) – Ventura Pons The Nautical Chart – Imanol Uribe Pudor – Tristán Ulloa The Zone – Laura Santullo	The Orphanage – Sergio G. Sánchez 13 Roses – Ignacio Martínez de Pisón Mataharis – Icíar Bollaín and Tatiana Rodríguez Oviedo Express – Gonzalo Suárez Seven Billiard Tables – Gracia Querejeta and David Planell
Best New Actor	Best New Actress
José Luis Torrijo – Solitary Fragments Óscar Abad – El Prado de las Estrellas Gonzalo de Castro – Suso's Tower Roger Princep – The Orphanage	Manuela Velasco – Rec Gala Évora – Lola: The Movie Bárbara Goenaga – Oviedo Express Nadia de Santiago – 13 Roses
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film	Best Animated Film
*XXY* • Argentina The Silly Age • Cuba Black Butterfly • Peru Padre nuestro • Chile	*Nocturna* Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest Betizu Eta Urrezko Zintzarria En Busca de la Piedra Mágica
Best New Director
Juan Antonio Bayona – The Orphanage Félix Viscarret – Under the Stars Tom Fernández – Suso's Tower David and Tristán Ulloa – Pudor

[2][6][7][8]

Other award nominees

Best Cinematography	Best Editing
13 Roses – José Luis Alcaine Under the Stars – Álvaro Gutiérrez Seven Billiard Tables – Ángel Iguacell Oviedo Express – Carlos Suárez	Rec – David Gallart 13 Roses – Fernando Pardo The Orphanage – Elena Ruiz Seven Billiard Tables – Nacho Ruiz Capillas
Best Art Direction	Best Production Supervision
The Orphanage – Josep Rosell Oviedo Express – Wolfgang Bumann 13 Roses – Edoy Hidalgo Sunday Light – Gil Parrondo	The Orphanage – Sandra Hermida Sunday Light – Juan Carmona and Salvador Gómez 13 Roses – Martín Cabañas Oviedo Express – Teresa Cepeda
Best Sound	Best Special Effects
The Orphanage – Xavi Mas, Marc Orts and Oriol Tarragó 13 Roses – Carlos Bonmati, Alfonso Pino and Carlos Farudo Tuya Siempre – Licia Marcos de Oliveira and Bernat Aragonés Seven Billiard Tables – Iván Marín, José Antonio Bermúdez and Leopoldo Aledo	The Orphanage – David Martí, Montse Ribé, Pau Costa, Enric Masip, Lluis Castell and Jordi San Agustín El Corazón de la Tierra – Reyes Abades and Álex G. Ortoll Rec – David Ambid, Enric Masip and Álex Villagrasa 13 Roses – Pau Costa, Raúl Ramanillos and Carlos Lozano
Best Costume Design	Best Makeup and Hairstyles
13 Roses – Lena Mossum Lola: The Movie – Sonia Grande Sunday Light – Lourdes de Orduña The Orphanage – María Reyes	The Orphanage – Lola López and Itziar Arrieta Oviedo Express – Lourdes Briones and Fermín Galán 13 Roses – Mariló Osuna, Almudena Fonseca and José Juez El Corazón de la Tierra – José Quetglas and Blanca Sánchez
Best Original Score	Best Original Song
13 Roses – Roque Baños Oviedo Express – Carles Cases Under the Stars – Míkel Salas The Orphanage – Fernando Velázquez	"Fado da saudade" by Fernando Pinto do Amaral and Carlos do Carmo – Fados "Circus Honey Blues" by Víctor Reyes and Rodrigo Cortés – Concursante "La vida secreta de las pequeñas cosas" by David Broza and Jorge Drexler – Cándida (2006 film) "Pequeño paria" by Daniel Melingo – El Niño de Barro
Best Fictional Short Film	Best Animated Short Film
*Salvador (Historia de un Milagro Cotidiano)* El Pan Nuestro Padam... Paseo Proverbio Chino	*Tadeo Jones y El Sótano Maldito* Atención Al Cliente El Bufón y La Infanta La Flor Más Grande del Mundo Perpetuum Mobile
Best Documentary Film	Best Documentary Short Film
*Invisibles* Fados Lucio El Productor	*El Hombre Feliz* Carabanchel, Un Barrio de Cine El Anónimo Caronte Valkirias

[9]

Honorary Goya

Alfredo Landa

References

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[1] ""La Soledad" da la sorpresa y se lleva mejor película y mejor director". El País. February 3, 2008. Retrieved October 8, 2020.

[:0-2] "Estos son los premios de los Premios Goya 2008". Premios Goya. Retrieved October 8, 2020.

[3] "Premios Goya 2008". El Mundo. Retrieved October 8, 2020.

[4] Lavallée, Eric (February 4, 2008). "22nd Goya Awards:"Orphanage picks up 5, but "La Soledad" takes top honors". Ioncinema.com. Retrieved October 8, 2020.

[5] "'La soledad', Goya a la Mejor Película y al Mejor Director". europapress.es. 2008-02-04. Retrieved 2020-10-14.

[6] "Goya Awards (2008)". IMDb. Retrieved 2020-10-14.

[7] "22 Edición de los Premios Goya (2008) - Películas del 2007". FilmAffinity (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-10-14.

[8] "Premios Goya 2008" (PDF). culturaydeporte.gob.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-10-14.

[9] "Nominaciones Premios Goya 2008". Premios Goya. Retrieved October 10, 2020.

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