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La espalda del mundo (2000)
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(The Back of the World)
An Elias Querejeta and MEDIAPRO joint production.
Short-listed for Sundance Film Festival
San Sebastian International Film Festival
FIPRESCI Prize – Special Mention
Cinema Writers Circle Awards
Nominated for Best New Artist
Ópera Prima Ciudad de Tudela Film Festival
Best Director
Havana Film Festival
OCIC Award |
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Asesinato en febrero (2001)
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An Elias Querejeta and MEDIAPRO joint production.
Short-listed for the 54 Cannes International Film Festival, Cannes Critic's week
Goya Awards
Nominated for Best Documentary
Malaga Spanish Film Festival
Jury Award for Best Documentary
Best Documentary - Special Mention
Havana Film Festival
OCIC Award
Alpha and Omega Awards
Best Film |
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En construcción (2001)
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(Under Construction)
Produced by Ovideo
Goya Awards
Best Documentary
San Sebastian International Film Festival
CEC Award for Best Film
FIPRESCI Prize
Special Prize of the Jury
Cinema Writers Circle Awards
Best Film
Nominated for Best Director (José Luis Guerín)
Nominated for Best Editing (Mercedes Alvárez, Nuria Esquerra)
VII José María Forqué Awards, EGEDA
2001 Best Film
Sant Jordi Awards
Best Spanish Film
Fotogramas de Plata
Best Film
Butaca Awards
Best Catalan Film
Variety Critics' Choice
Short-listed in 2001 among the best 10 European Films
2002 European Film Awards
Nominated for Best Film
Golden Gate Awards, San Francisco International Film Festival
Certificate of Merit |
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| Los lunes al sol (2002) |
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(Mondays in the Sun)
A coproduction by MEDIAPRO, Elías Querejeta, Quo Vadis (France) and Eyescreen (Italy).
Short-listed for Academy Awards for the Best Foreign Language Film
Short-listed for Sundance Film Festival
Goya Awards
Best Film
Best Direction (Fernando León)
Best Lead Actor (Javier Bardem)
Best Supporting Actor (Luis Tosar)
Best New Actor (José Ángel Egido)
Nominated for Best Original Screenplay
Nominated for Best Editing
Nominated for Best New Actress (Nieve de Medina)
San Sebastian International Film Festival
Golden Seashell (Fernando León)
CEC Award
FIPRESCI Prize
SIGNIS Award
Cinema Writers Circle Awards
Best Film
Best Director (Fernando León)
Best Original Screenplay (Fernando León and Ignacio del Moral)
Best Actor (Javier Bardem)
Best Supporting Actor (Luis Tosar)
Best Supporting Actress (Nieve de Medina)
Nominated for Best New Actor (Luis Tosar)
Nominated for Best Editing (Nacho Ruiz Capillas)
Nominated for Best Cinematography (Alfredo Mayo)
Nominated for Best Original Score (Lucio Godoy)
Ondas Awards
Best Spanish Film Award
Sant Jordi Awards
Best Spanish Film
Best Spanish Actor (Luis Tosar)
Fotogramas de Plata
Best Film
Best Movie Actor (Javier Bardem)
Spanish Actors Union
Film: Lead Performance, Male (Javier Bardem)
Film: Supporting Performance, Male (Luis Tosar)
Film: Supporting Performance, Female (Nieve de Medina)
Film: Performance in a Minor Role, Male (Joaquin Climent)
Newcomer Award: Female (Nieve de Medina)
Nominated for Newcomer Award: Male (José Ángel Egido)
Nominated for Film: Supporting Performance, Male (José Ángel Egido)
VIII José María Forqué Awards, EGEDA
2002 Best Film
Mestre Mateo Awards
Best Film
Best Actor (Luis Tosar)
XII Turia Awards 2002
Best Spanish Film
V Tirant Awards
Best Spanish Film
VII Music Awards
Best Original Score (Lucio Godoy)
La Navaja de Buñuel Awards, “Versión Española” by TVE
2002 Best Film
Writers Circle Association from Andalusia
2002 Best Film
Gramado Film Festival
Latin Film Competition - Best Film
Latin Film Competition - Best Director (Fernando León)
Latin Film Competition - Best Actor (Javier Bardem)
David di Donatello Awards
Nominated for Best European Film
Ariel Awards, Mexico
Best Latin-American Film
Luis Buñuel Awards, FIPCA
Best Film
XII Nantes Spanish Film Festival
Jules Verne Award for Best Film
Youth Jury Prize
Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists
Nominated for Best Director - Foreign Film (Fernando León)
European Film Awards
Nominated for Best Actor (Javier Bardem) |
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Smoking Room (2002)
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Produced by Smoking Room, S.L.
Goya Awards
Best New Director
Nominated for Best Screenplay – Original (Julio Wallowits and Roger Gual)
Cinema Writers Circle Awards
Best New Artist (Julio Wallowits and Roger Gual)
Best Editing (David Gallart)
Nominated for Best Film
Nominated for Best Screenplay – Original (Julio Wallowits and Roger Gual)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Antonio Dechent)
Malaga Spanish Film Festival
Best Screenplay – Original (Julio Wallowits and Roger Gual)
Special Jury Award
Best Actor (Coral Award)
Nominated for Golden Biznaga
XXII Mostra de Valencia, Cinema del Mediterrani
Ópera Prima Award
Ópera Prima Ciudad de Tudela Film Festival
Best Screenplay (Julio Wallowits and Roger Gual)
Butaca Awards
Best Catalan Film Actor (Eduard Fernández)
Nominated for Best Catalan Film
Nominated for Best Catalan Film Actor (Francesc Garrido)
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Jury Special Mention
Nominated for Crystal Globe
European Film Awards
European Discovery of the Year – Fassbinder Award |
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Comandante (2003)
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Produced by MEDIAPRO
Short-listed for Sundance Film Festival
Short-listed for Berlin Film Festival 2003, Panorama Section |
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Elena Diakonova Gala (2003)
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Produced by Ovideo
Ópera Prima Ciudad de Tudela Film Festival
Jury Special Prize
Short-listed for VI Malaga Spanish Film Festival
Barcelona Awards
Best Documentary
Butaca Awards
Best Catalan Film
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Nudos (2003)
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Produced by Ovideo
Ópera Prima Ciudad de Tudela Film Festival
Best Film
VII Festival Primavera Cinematografica de Lorca, Spanish Film Week
Popular Jury Award
Jury Special Mention (Terele Pávez) |
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Salvador Allende (2004)
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Coproduced by JBA Productions (France), Les Films de la Passerelle (Belgium), CV Films (Germany), MEDIAPRO, University of Guadalajara (Mexico) and P.Guzmán Producciones Cinematográficas.
Goya Awards
Nominated for Best Documentary
Lima Latin American Film Festival
Nominated for Best Documentary
Short-listed for:
The Official Section at the Cannes 57th Festival 2004
The Zabaltegi Special Section at the San Sebastián International Film Festival 2004
The Toronto International Film Festival 2004 |
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Torapia (2004)
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Produced by MEDIAPRO.
Goya Awards 2005
Nominated for the Best Special Effects category |
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Iris (2004)
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Produced by Ovideo
Selected for the Malaga Spanish Film Festival |
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Veinte años no es nada (2005)
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Produced by Ovideo.
Goya Awards
Nominated for Best Documentary
Seminci, Valladolid International Film Festival
Second Placing in the Section “History time” |
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La vida secreta de las palabras (2005)
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(The Secret Life of Words)
A MEDIAPRO and El Deseo joint production
Preselected for the European Academy Awards
Venice International Film Festival
Lina Mangiacapre Award
Selected for Sundance Film Festival
Goya Awards 2006
Best Film
Best Direction (Isabel Coixet)
Best Script (Isabel Coixet)
Best Production Supervision (Esther García)
Nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Javier Cámara)
Sant Jordi Award
Fotogramas de Plata
Best Film
Cinema Writers Circle Awards, CEC
Best Film
Best Direction (Isabel Coixet)
Best Screenplay - Original (Isabel Coixet)
Best Cinematography
City of Barcelona Awards 2005
Isabel Coixet was awarded for the direction and screenplay of “The Secret Life of Words”
Barcelona Awards by Col•legi de Directors de Cinema de Catalunya
Best Film
Best Direction (Isabel Coixet)
Best Screenplay (Isabel Coixet)
XI José María Forqué Awards, EGEDA
Best Film 2005
Alpha and Omega Awards
Best Film
Best Actress (Sarah Polley)
Butaca Awards:
Best Film |
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Princesas (2005)
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A MEDIAPRO and Reposado joint production.
Short-listed by the Spanish Film Academy for the Best Foreign Film category for the Oscars
Preselected for the European Academy Awards
Selected for Sundance Film Festival
Goya Awards
Best Leading Actress (Candela Peña)
Best New Actress (Micaela Nevarez)
Best Original Song (Me llaman Caye by Manu Chao)
Nominated for Best Film
Nominated for Best Screenplay, Original
Nominated for New Actor (Luis Callejo)
Nominated for Best Costume Design
Nominated for Best Make-Up and Hairstyles
Nominated for Best Sound
Ondas 2005
Cinemanía Best Film of the Year Award
XI José María Forqué Awards, EGEDA
Nominated Best Film 2005
VIII Tirant Awards:
Best Spanish Film
Telecinco Award "12 meses, 12 causas"
Spanish Actors Union
Lead Performance, Female (Candela Peña)
Performance in a Minor Role, Male (Luis Callejo)
Newcomer Award, Female (Micaela Nevarez)
III Mexico City International Contemporary Film festival, FICCO 2006:
Cinemex Audience Award for Best Fiction Film
Butaca Awards
Best Actress (Candela Peña) |
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Volando voy (2006)
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A production by MEDIAPRO, Sogecine, Estudios Picasso.
Selected for:
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival |
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Iluminados por el fuego (2006)
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The film is a joint UNSAM (Universidad Nacional de San Martín) and MEDIAPRO production.
Tribeca Film Festival 2006
Best Narrative Feature
Goya Awards 2006
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film
San Sebastian International Film Festival 2004
Cinema Under Construction Award
SIGNIS Award
San Sebastian International Film Festival 2005
Jury Special Prize
La Havana Film Festival
Coral Award for the Best Fiction Film
Pinamar Film Festival, Argentina
Gold Balance Award
La Havana Film Festival 2000
Coral Award for the Best Screenplay, Original
La Havana Film Festival 2005
Coral Award for the Best Fiction Film
Coral Award for the Best Score (Martin Grignaschi)
Valdivia International Film Festival
Best Direction (Tristan Bauer) |
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Remake (2006)
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Produced by Ovideo.
Selected for the Malaga Spanish Film Festival
X Primavera Cinematográfica de Lorca:
Best Film, New Directors section
Best Actor (Àlex Brendemühl)
Butaca Awards:
Nominated for Best Film
Nominated for Best Actress (Sílvia Munt) |
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Amor en defensa propia (2006)
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A coproduction between Universal and MEDIAPRO.
Selected for the Malaga Spanish Film Festival |
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Salvador (Puig Antich) (2006)
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Produced by MEDIAPRO.
Short-listed by the Spanish Film Academy for the Best Foreign Film category for the Oscars
Preselected for the European Academy Awards
Short-listed for:
59th Cannes Film Festival 2006, “Un Certain Regard” section
11th Spanish Cinema Film Festival in Toulouse and Midi Pyrénées:
Audience Award
Ondas 2005
Cinemanía Best Film of the Year Award
Goya Awards
Best Adapted Screenplay (Lluís Arcarazo)
Nominated for Best Film
Nominated for Best Direction (Manuel Huerga)
Nominated for Best Original Soundtrack (Lluís Llach)
Nominated for Best Director of Photography (David Omedes)
Nominated for Best Editing (Aixalà and Santy Borricón)
Nominated for Best Sound (Alastair Widgery, David Calleja and James Muñoz)
Nominated for Best Line Producer (Bernat Elias)
Nominated for Best Main Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Leonardo Sbaraglia)
Nominated for Bests Special Effects (Juan Ramón Molina and Ferran Piquer)
Barcelona Awards by Col•legi de Directors de Cinema de Catalunya
Best Film
Best Direction (Manuel Huerga)
Best Photography (David Omedes)
Best Editing (Aixalà and Santy Borricón)
Best Music (Lluís Llach)
Best Art Direction (Antxón Gómez)
Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Nominated for Best Screenplay (Lluís Arcazaro)
Cinema Writers Circle Awards, CEC
Best Screenplay (Lluís Arcarazo)
Nominated for Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Nominated for Editing (Aixalà and Santy Borricón)
Nominated for Music (Lluís Llach)
IX Tirant Awards
Best Spanish Film
Würzburg International Film Weekend
3rd Audience Prize
Spanish Actors Union
Nominated for Best Main Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Nominated for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Ingrid Rubio)
Fotogramas de Plata
Nominated for Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
Music Awards
Nominated for Best Album (Lluís Llach)
"La Claqueta" Awards from Radio Marca
Best Film of the Year
Ciutat de Barcelona Awards
Best Direction (Manuel Huerga)
XVII Spanish Film Festival in Nantes
Audience Prize
Seattle Film Festival
Best Actor (Daniel Brühl)
DIGITEA07, International Cinema and Television Week
Best Digital Film of the year
Cartelera Turia Awards
Turia Special Award (Manuel Huerga)
22 x don Luis Awards (Calanda, Teruel)
Best Film
Butaca Awards
Best Catalan Film |
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Más allá del espejo (2006)
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Produced by Ovideo.
Goya Awards
Nominated for Best Documentary
Butaca Awards
Nominated for Best Catalan Film |
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Va a ser que nadie es perfecto (2006)
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Produced by Diagonal TV, MEDIAPRO and Pentagrama Films.
Peñíscola Comedy Film Festival
Best Actor (Fernando Tejero, José Luis García Pérez and Santi Millán)
Best Screenplay (Albert Espinosa)
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Llach: La revolta permanent (2007)
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Produced by MEDIAPRO.
Selected for 54th Donostia-San Sebastián International Film Festival
Butaca Awards
Nominated for Best Catalan Film
Barcelona Awards
Best Music Award (Lluís Llach)
Nominated Best Film in Catalan
Nominated Best Sound (David Mata)
Nominated Best Documentary
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Fuerte Apache (2007)
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Poduced by MEDIAPRO and Alta Producción.
Spanish Cinema Film Festival in Toulouse and Midi Pyrénées
Audience Award
Barcelona Awards
Nominated Best First-time Director |
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Proibido Proibir (2007)
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Produced by Desierto Films (Brasil), Ceneca Producciones (Chile) and MEDIAPRO.
San Sebastian International Film Festival 2004
Cinema Under Construction Award
XXIV Bogotá Film Festival
Best Film (Precolombino de Oro)
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Una novia errante (2007)
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Produced by Flehnerfilms and MEDIAPRO.
San Sebastian International Film Festival 2004
Cinema Under Construction Award |
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| 53 días de invierno (2007) |
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Produced by Ovideo.
Barcelona Awards
Nominated Best Film
Best Director (Judith Colell)
Best screenplay (Gemma Ventura)
Best Actor in a leading role (Alex Brendemühl)
Best Actress in a leading role (Aina Clotet)
Best Artistic Director (Lluc Castells)
Best Photography (Sergi Gallardo)
Best Set (David Gallart)
Best Sound categories(Dani Fontrodona, Ferran Mengod and Marc Orts)
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| La Torre de Suso (2007) |
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Produced by MEDIAPRO.
Goya Awards
Nominated Best New Director (Tom Fernández)
Nominated Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Emilio Gutiérrez Caba)
Nominated Best New Actor (Gonzalo de Castro)
Spanish Actors Union
Nominated Best Actor in a leading role (Javier Cámara)
Nominated Best Actress in a supporting role (Mariana Cordero)
Asturias Film Festival
Nominated Best Film
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No digas nada (2008)
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Produced by MEDIAPRO.
Malaga Spanish Film Festival
Audience Award (ZonaZine)
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La edad de la peseta (2008)
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A production by MEDIAPRO and ICAIC (Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry).
Cartagena Internacional Film and Tv Festival
Best Film (Iberoamerican Official Section)
San Francisco International Film Festival
Best Film (Chris Holter Award for Humor in Film Section)
IX Muestra Internacional de Cine de Santo Domingo
Best Actress (Mercedes Sampietro)
Goya Awards
Nominated
Best Hispano-American Film
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Pretextos (2008)
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An Ovideo production.
Malaga Spanish Film Festival
Best Photography (David Omedes)
Best Director (Sílvia Munt)
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Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008)
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A MEDIAPRO GRAVIER production with the support of Antena 3 Films.
Short-listed for:
The Official Section at the Cannes 61th Festival 2008
Short-listed for:
The Zabaltegi Special Section at the San Sebastián International Film Festival 2008
Independent Spirit Awards
Best Screenplay (Woody Allen)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Nominated Best Actor (Javier Bardem)
Satellite Awards
Nominated Best Comedy
Gotham Independent Film Awards
Best Actress (Penélope Cruz)
Broadcast Film Critics Association
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role 2008 (Penélope Cruz)
Golden Globes
Best Comedy
Nominated Best Actor (Javier Bardem)
Nominated Best Actress (Rebecca Hall)
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Gaudí Awards
Best Film in not Catalan language
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Best Original Music (Giulia y Los Tellarini)
Nominated Best Actor (Javier Bardem)
Nominated Best Photography (Javier Aguirresarobe)
Nominated Best Sound (Shaun Mills)
The New York Film Critics
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Screen Actors Guild Awards, SAG
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Writers Guild of America, WGA
Nominated Best Original Screenplay
The American Association of Film Critics
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Goya
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Oscar by the Hollywood Academy
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
British Film Academy, Bafta
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Unión de Actores Awards
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
American Cinema Editors
Nominated Best Edition in a Comedy (Alisa Lepselter)
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards, CFCA
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
London Critics Circle Film Awards, ALFS
Nominated Best Actress of the Year (Penélope Cruz)
Nominated Best British Actress of the Year (Rebecca Hall)
Boston Society of Film Critics Awards, BSFC
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
National Board of Review, NBR
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Southeastern Film Critics Association Awards, SEFCA
Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain, CEC
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Santa Bárbara International Film Festival
Best Actress in a Supporting Role 2008 (Penélope Cruz)
GLAAD
Nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Penélope Cruz)
Federation of the Associations of Spanish Audiovisual Producers (FAPAE)
Greatest International Repercussion Award
Alma Awards (NCLR)
Best Actress (Penélope Cruz)
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Salt of this sea (2008)
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“Salt of This Sea” is a JBA Production (France), Philistine Films (Palestine), Thelma Film AG (Switzerland), Tarantula (Belgium), Louverture Films (USA), Clarity World Films (UK), Augustus Film (Holland), MEDIAPRO (Spain) and Television Switzerland Romande production.
Selected for the 61th Cannes Film Festival, in the “Un Certain Regard” section
Short-listed for the Palestinian Ministry of Culture for the Best Foreign Language Film
Arab Amal European Film Festival
Best Actress Award (Suheir Hammad) |
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Sexykiller (2008)
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A MEDIAPRO, Ensueño Films and Warner Bros Entertainment España production.
Selected for the Toronto International Film Festival
Selected for the The Official Section at the Sitges International Film Festival
Fantasporto Festival
Best Actress Award (Macarena Gómez)
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A Películas Pendelton and MEDIAPRO production.
Short-listed for Official Section at the San Sebastián International Film Festival 2008
Gaudí Awards
Best european Film
José M. Forqué Awards
Best Film
Goya Awards
Best Film
Best Director (Javier Fesser)
Best Original Screenplay (Javier Fesser)
Best Actress in a Lead Role (Carme Elías)
Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Jordi Dauder)
Best Debut Actress (Nerea Camacho)
Nominated Best Special Effects (Raúl Romanillos, Arturo Balseiro and Ferran Piquer)
Unión de Actores Awards
Best Actress in a Lead Role (Mariano Venancio)
Best Actress (Carme Elías)
Best Actor in a supporting role (Jordi Dauder)
Best Actress in a supporting role (Lola Casamayor)
Nominated Best Actor in a supporting role (Pepe Ocio)
Nominated Best Actress in a supporting role (Ana Gracia)
Sant Jordi (RNE) Awards
Best Film
Best Actress in a Lead Role (Carme Elías)
V La Solana Film Festival
Best Debut Actress (Nerea Camacho)
Cartelera Turia Awards
Special Turia Award
Best Actress in a Lead Role (Carme Elías)
Audience Award for the Best Spanish Film
Festival Latin Beat de Tokio
Best Director (Javier Fesser)
Semana del Cine y de la Imagen (Scife)
“Panorama”Award
Best Actress (Carme Elías and Nerea Camacho)
Butaca Awards
Best Catalan Film
Best Catalan Actress (Carme Elias)
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Gasolina (2008)
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A Melindrosa Films and Buena Onda Américas production, in coproduction with MEDIAPRO.
San Sebastián International Film Festival 2007
Cinema Under Construction Award
San Sebastián International Film Festival 2008
Horizontes Latinos Award
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25 Kilates (2009)
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An Icónica and Ovideo coproduction.
Cinevanguardia Festival
Best Film Award
Best Direction Award (Patxi Amezcua)
Certamen Nacional de Largometrajes en la Semana de Cine de Medina del Campo
Best Film Award
Málaga Spanish Film Festival (ZonaZine)
Best Film Award
Best Actress Award (Aïda Folch)
Best Actor Award (Manuel Morón) |
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Un instante preciso (2009)
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An Ovideo, Dama Filmes, Ediciones SEA and TVC coproduction.
Málaga Spanish Film Festival
Silver Biznaga by the Audience Award (Documentary)
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Flores negras (2009)
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An Ovideo, Epo-Film and Opal Filmproduktion coproduction.
Málaga Spanish Film Festival
Silver Biznaga for Best Make-up (Astrid Lehmann and Michaela Oppl)
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Mapa de los Sonidos de Tokio (2009)
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A Mediapro production.
Cannes Festival
Vulcain Award by CST (Aitor Berenguer, Fabiola Ordoyo and Marc Orts)
Pre-selected as a nominee for the Oscar Awards
Goya Awards
Nominated for Best Sound |
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Norteado (2010)
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A Tiburón Filmes, Foprocine, Imcine, McCormick de México, IDN and MEDIAPRO coproduction.
Catalonia Latin-American Film Festival
Best Debut Work Award
Fribourg International Film Festival (Suisse)
Special Jury Award
Mexican Film Academy
Ariel Award for Best Editing (Miguel Schverdfinger)
Marrakech Festival
The Golden Star
Tesalónica Festival
Best Director Award (Rigoberto Perezcano)
Middle East Film Festival
Special Jury Mention
Best Actress Awards
Bratislava Film Festival
Special Jury Mention for Best Film
The FIPRESCI Award
Best Actor Award (Harold Torres)
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La vida empieza hoy (2010)
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An Ovideo production.
Malaga Film Festival
Critics Award
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You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (2010)
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A MEDIAPRO, Versátil Cinema and Gravier production, in association with Antena 3 Films.
Short-listed for the Official Section at the Cannes Festival 2010
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