Premios Goya

Awards

The awards are currently offered in 28 categories, excluding the Honorary Goya Award and the International Goya Award, and the upcoming 37th will increase the number of nominees by up to five in each category. From the 13th edition (3 in the 1st edition, 5 in the 2nd and 3rd editions, and 3 in the 4th to 12th edition) to the 36th edition, there were up to 4 candidates each.

Award ceremonies

Below is a list of all Goya Awards ceremonies since 1986.

== Winners ==

Below is a list of the films that have won Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenplay. Oh Carmela! (1990): Director (Carlos Saura), Screenplay (Rafael Ascona and Carlos Saura), Actor (Andrés Pajares), Actress (Carmen Maura). Take My Eyes (2003): Director (Isiar Bolin), Original Screenplay (Isiar Bolin), Actor (Louis Tosar), Actress (Laia Marul). The Sea Inside (2004): Director (Alejandro Amenabar), Original Screenplay (Alejandro Amenabar and Matteo Gil), Actor (Javier Bardem), Actress (Laura Dueñas).

== Nominees ==

4 awards Belle Epoque (1992): Best Film, Best Director (Fernando Truba), Best Original Screenplay (Rafael Ascona, José Luis García Sanchez, Fernando Truba), Best Actress (Ariadna Gil). Lost Actor (Jorge Sanz). Running Out of Time (1994): Selected Film, Director (Imanor Uribe), Screenplay (Imanor Uribe), Actor (Carmelo Gomez). Lost Actress (Ruth Gabriel). Lucky Star (1997): Best Film, Best Director (Riccardo Franco), Best Screenplay (Riccardo Franco and Ángel González-Sinde), Best Actor (Antonio Renes). Lost Actress (Maribel Verdu). Pain and Glory (2019): Best Film, Best Director (Pedro Almodóvar), Best Original Screenplay (Pedro Almodóvar), Best Actor (Antonio Banderas). Lost Actress (Penelope Cruz). The Beasts (2022): select film, director (Rodrigo Sologoyen), original script (Isabel Peña and Rodrigo Sologoyen), actor (Dennis Menochet). Lost an actress (Marina Foyth). 3 awards Snow White (2012): Selected film, actress (Maribel Verdu) and original screenplay (Pablo Berger). We lost a director (Pablo Berger) and an actor (Daniel Jimenez Cacho). won two awards Lovers (1991): Several films and directors (Vicente Aranda). The original script (Alvaro del Amo), the actors (Jorge Sanz) and the actresses (Victoria April and Maribel Verdu) were lost.