6th Macondo Awards

The 6th Macondo Awards ceremony, presented by the Colombian Academy of Cinematography Arts and Sciences, honored the best audiovisual productions of 2017. It took place on December 12, 2017, at the Faenza Theatre in Bogotá. The ceremony awarded 16 categories and was broadcast by Señal Colombia.[1]

6th Macondo Awards
DateDecember 14, 2017 (2017-12-14)
SiteFaenza Theatre
Bogotá, Colombia
Highlights
Best FilmGuilty Men
Most awardsGuilty Men (9)
Most nominationsGuilty Men (9)
Television coverage
NetworkSeñal Colombia

The film Guilty Men won the award for Best Film.

Winners and nominees
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Actor
  • Bernardo Garnica – X500
    • Manuel Sarmiento – Destinos
    • Luis Fernando Hoyos – El caso Watson
    • Alejandro Aguilar – Empeliculados
Best Actress
  • Luisa Vides – Oscuro Animal
    • Verónica Orozco – El caso Watson
    • Ángelica Blandón – Fragments of Love
    • María Angélica Puerta – The Nobodies
Best Supporting Actor
  • Álvaro Bayona – With the Lips Closed
    • Diego Ramírez Hoyos – Destinos
    • Carlos Hurtado – El caso Watson
    • Manuel José Chávez – The Firefly
Best Supporting Actress
  • Marcela Benjumea – With the Lips Closed
    • Jennifer Arenas – Destinos
    • Verónica Carvajal – Oscuro Animal
    • Marcela Valencia – Pasos de héroe
Best Screenplay
Best Cinematography
  • Juan Camilo Paredes – Guilty Men
    • Eduardo Ramírez – Destinos
    • Andrés Gutiérrez – Huellas
    • Nicolás Canniccioni – X500
Best Editing
Best Art Direction
  • Juan David Bernal – Guilty Men
    • Carmen Gómez – Keyla
    • Marcela Gómez – Oscuro Animal
    • Juan David Bernal – With the Lips Closed
Best Sound Design
  • José Jarro Flores, Daniel Garcés – Guilty Men
    • Miller Castro, Daniel Vásquez – Eso que llaman amor
    • Alejandra Escobar, Daniel Vásquez – The Nobodies
    • César Salazar, Roberta Ainstein – Oscuro Animal
Best Costume Design
  • Camilo Barreto – Guilty Men
    • Carolina Serna – Pasos de héroe
    • Diana Oliva Basante – With the Lips Closed
    • Camilo Barreto, Erika Dergal, Marylin Garceau – X500
Best Makeup
  • Sofía Ferreira, Jessica Suárez – With the Lips Closed
    • Ernestina Arévalo – El caso Watson
    • Michelle Cervera – Un caballo llamado Elefante
    • Lina Cadavid, Priscila de Villalobos, Pamela Wardem – X500
Best Original Score
  • Edson Velandia – Guilty Men
    • Gustavo Parra – Chamán: el Último Guerrero
    • Daniel Velasco – Keyla
    • Camilo Sanabria – Un caballo llamado Elefante
Best Documentary
  • Nicolás Rincón Gille – Noche herida
    • Claudia Fischer – Ati y Mindhiva
    • Josephine Landertinger Forero – Home: The Country of Illusion
    • Catalina Mesa – Jerico, the Infinite Flight of Days
Best Short
  • Klych López – 7Un3L

See also

References
  1. "'Pariente' arrasó en los Macondo". El Tiempo (in Spanish). 14 December 2017. Retrieved 26 September 2018.
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