‘The good boss”, by Fernando León de Aranoa, has won the Goya for Best Film at the 36th edition of the Awards after becoming in the film with the most nominations in the history of the Goya Awards. It has finally won 6 of the 20 categories in which it was nominated at the 36th edition of the Goya Awards. “Culture distances us from machismo, Talibanism and violence,” said the film team when collecting the award.
The film from Madrid had broken the historical record by beating ‘Days counted’ by a nomination, by Imanol Uribe. After The Good Boss’, the favorites were ‘Maixabel’, by Icíar Bollaín with 14 nominations and ‘Madres paralleles’, by Pedro Almodóvar, with 8. ‘Mediterranean’, ‘The Border Laws’ and ‘Libertad’ had six nominations, while ‘Josefina’ had achieved three. Lastly, five films had received two Goya nominations: ‘La hija’, ‘La vida era eso’, ‘La granny’, ‘El amor en su lugar’ and ‘Chavalas’.
Another of the prizes he has won has been the Best Leading Actor, which Javier Bardem has won. A total of 160 films premiered in our country between January 1 and December 31, 2021 have opted for the 36th edition of the Goya Awards. Of these 160 productions, 82 have been fiction, 74 documentaries and four animation.
Source: Lasexta
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