Laia Costa, Goya Award for Best Actress: this is all she did before ‘Cinco lobitos’

The interpreter Laia Costa has been done with the Goya for the best leading actress for her role as a new mother in “Cinco lobitos”, the debut of Alauda Ruiz de Azúa. has thanked the “honor” of the Goya above all to the “tribe” who “sustains” her: her parents, her sister, her partner, and her daughter, who is the one who suffers his absence when he is working.

“Many people have told us that After seeing ‘Cinco Little Wolves’ they have felt the need to call their parentstheir children, their loved ones,” he added, “Hopefully many more people see ‘Cinco Lobitos’ and feel that need”.

Laia Costa, from numbers to interpretation

A few months ago I collected the Best Female Performance Award for his protagonist in ‘Cinco lobitos’ in the Forqué Awards. But it was only ten years ago that she began to consider an actress. Before that she was a accountant Degree in Advertising and Public Relations. She is also a federated basketball player. But she then turned what was initially going to be a summer acting course into an annual one. From there she went on to small roles until today, when it is the name that all the Goya cheers have included.

For her ‘Victory’ (2015)shot in a single sequence shot in which it shows the young protagonist through berlin for two hours, it was a turning point. It was then that she began to call herself an actress. But the reality is that before wanting her here, the actress already had her followers outside of her. In Europe some, because some of her first roles were in foreign titles, such as Argentines or Americans.

• Taking care of each other makes us human (2022)
• Maine (2018)
• Black Snow (2017)
• The Little Things (2014)
• Victory (2015)
• Palm Trees in the Snow (2015)
• Don’t Take Me Away (2015)
• Tell me a story: Little Red Riding Hood (2014)
• And another year, partridges (2013)
• I Want You (2012)
• The Time Between the Seams (2012)
• Vermellet Polsers (2011)

Anna Castillo, the name that sounded at the Goya 2017

Anna Castillo led the fatal pandemic. That is something that she herself confessed to herself. Wyoming. She also revealed to him that when she was little she wanted to be a prostitute or a drug addict, aspirations from which her parents deduced that she wanted to be an actress. Something that hasn’t gone wrong. At 29 years old, she already has a Goya. The one she won in 2017 for best new actress. She also has two awards in her history fierce of 2019Best Supporting Actress for the film ‘Viaje al cuarto de una madre’ and Best Supporting Actress in a series, for ‘Arde Madrid’.

Still, he has a pending task: learn French. But while she hopes that one day he really wants to get with her, she doesn’t sit still. A few months ago the filming of the miniseries began ‘A perfect tale’inspired by the romantic novel by Elizabeth Benavent. She will also star-along with Mario Casas-‘Escape’, the new film directed by Rodrigo Cortés.

• Road To Damascus (2022)
• Stories Untold (2022)
• Where Two Fit (2021)
• Mediterranean (2021)
• Adu (2020)
• Life Was That (2020)
• Burn Madrid (2018)
• The Call (2017)
• Paquita Salas (2016)
• Grandpa’s Tree (2016)
• The Ministry of Time (2015)
• The Human Mirror (2013)
• Ghost Promo (2012)
• Blog (2010)

Barbara Lennie, from Buenos Aires to Madrid

Although he lived for a few years in Buenos Aires, she feels from Madrid. His thing with the cinema comes from school. A friend of his encouraged him to go to a casting. To the one in the movie with which she started: more sorrow than glory (2001), by Victor Garcia Leon. It was then that he began to train in Dramatic Art until in 2005 he got his first leading role in Obaba. In the following years she continued adding titles. And one of the good ones, like The Skin I Live In (2011) by Pedro Almodóvar.

But it was in 2014 when the Goya for Magical Girl (2014) of Carlos Vermouth boosted his career. A few years later she appeared hand in hand with Penelope Cruz at the Cannes Film Festival to present Everybody Knows (2018). He had a few years off, but in 2020 came back hand in hand from platforms like HBO or Netflix.

• The Water (2022)
• The Understudy (2022)
• Scenario 0: Sisters (2020)
• The Kingdom (2018)
• Petra (2018)
• Some Kind of Family (2017)
• Mishap (2016)
• Maria (and the others) (2016)
• The Apostate (2015)
• The Child (2014)
• They Died Beyond Their Means (2014)
• Dictation (2012)
• Orange Honey (2012)
• The Skin I Live In (2011)
• All the Songs Talk About Me (2010)
• The Damned (2009)
• Every Day is Yours (2007)
• The 13 Roses (2007)
• Women in the Park (2006)
• Obaba (2005)
• More Pain Than Glory (2001)

Vicky Luengo, since she was 10 in the theater

Ten years in the world is what was enough for Susana Abaitua Vicky Luengor to opt for the theater. Her first shooting was the telefilm ‘Rumors’ (2007). From there she went on to the series ‘Central Hospital’ on Telecinco and in 2010 he had his first prominent role playing ari in ‘Eva’s Fishbowl’ (2010). But the title that consolidated her as an actress was A Catalan history’ (2013), production performed at the National Theater of Catalonia. A year later was when her name sounded in USA (the New York City International Film Festival) for his work on the Claudio Zulian film ‘Born’.

In the following years he continued adding titles, such as the film by Dani de la Orden ‘Barcelona, ​​winter night‘ (2015) or ‘The laws of thermodynamics’, directed by Mateo Gil, in 2018. In 2020 he played laia urquijo in the original Movistar+ series ‘Riot Control’, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. In 2021 he has starred, along with David Vedaguer, ‘El doble’, a chapter of the Prime Video series ‘Stories to not sleep’. And this 2023 he has already finished his work on the filming of ‘Red Queen‘, which adapts the first installment of the trilogy of Juan Gomez-Jurado.

• The Substitute (2021)
• Girls (2021)
• Stories to not sleep (2021)
• Riot Control (2020)
• Home (2020)
• Mothers: Love and Life (2020)
• State Secrets (2019)
• The Laws of Thermodynamics (2018)
• A Strange Country (2018)
• The sun fillos (2017)
• Night and Day (2016)
• Barcelona, ​​Winter Night (2015)
• Born (2014)
• Alba’s Gift (2013)
• La Trinca: unauthorized biography (2011)
• Eva’s Fishbowl (2010)
• Central Hospital (2000)

Marina Foïs, the French from ‘As Bestas’

His first love was theater at 20 years old. Perhaps because when she was little her family did not let her watch television. Even so, she ended up jumping to a bigger screen, to the cinema. Among her works there are titles “Filles perdues, cheveux gras” (2002); “Darlings” (2007); “Polisse” (2011), “Irreproachable” (2016) and “L’atelier” (2017). For all of them she was nominated for the César. Among all of them, the one from 2007 was a turning point in her career, since she went from starring in comedies to a drama. But with ‘Ace Beasts‘, inspired by the crime of Santoallaacknowledges that he has fulfilled one of his dreams: to enter Spanish cinema.

• ‘President by Accident’ (2023)
• L’année du requin (2022)
• BBQ (2021)
• The Fracture (2021)
• The Infidels (2020)
• Huge (2019)
• An Intime Conviction (2018)
• Gaspard goes to the wedding (2017)
• Flawless (2016)
• Pericle il nero (AKA Pericle) (2016)
• Papa ou Maman (2015)
• Body Builder (2014)
• Brief (2011)
• The Man Who Wanted to Live His Life (2010)