12th Gaudí Awards

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The 12th Gaudí Awards, organised by the Catalan Film Academy, were presented on 19 January 2020 at CCIB's Auditorium [ca] in Barcelona.^[1] Directed by Jordi Prat and produced by Dagoll Dagom, the gala was hosted by Anna Moliner [es].^[1] The nominations were read by Anna Castillo and Oriol Pla on 5 December 2019 at La Pedrera's auditorium.^[2]

Winners and nominees

The winners and nominees are listed as follows:^[3]^[4]^[5]

Best Film The Days to Come 7 Reasons to Run Away [ca] Staff Only [ca] The Innocence	Bet Non-Catalan Language Film A Thief's Daughter The Platform Liberté Ojos negros [ca]
Best Director Belén Funes [es] — A Thief's Daughter Carlos Marques-Marcet — The Days to Come Lucía Alemany [es] — The Innocence Neus Ballús — Staff Only [ca]	Best Screenplay Belén Funes [es], Marçal Cebrián — A Thief's Daughter Carlos Marques-Marcet, Clara Roquet, Coral Cruz — The Days to Come Lucía Alemany [es], Laia Soler — The Innocence David Desola [es], Pedro Rivero — The Platform
Best Actress María Rodríguez Soto [es] — The Days to Come Aina Clotet — La filla d'algú [es] Carmen Arrufat — The Innocence Greta Fernández — A Thief's Daughter	Best Actor Karra Elejalde — While at War David Verdaguer — The Days to Come Eduard Fernández — A Thief's Daughter Sergi López — Staff Only [ca]
Best Production Supervision Oriol Maymó — Eye for an Eye Aritz Cirbián, Albert Molins — 7 Reasons to Run Away [ca] Marta Ramírez — A Thief's Daughter Sergi Moreno, Tono Folguera, Mayca Sanz — The Days to Come	Best Documentary Film El cuarto reino. El reino de los plásticos [ca] City for Sale [ca] Idrissa. Crònica d'una mort qualsevol [ca] Peret: jo sóc la rumba [ca]
Best European Film Fire Will Come The Favourite Happy as Lazzaro Portrait of a Lady on Fire	Best Short Film Suc de síndria [es] Después también La higuera Tahrib
Best Television Film Cathedral of the Sea Cançó per a tu [ca] L'enigma Verdaguer [ca] La dona del segle [ca]	Best Art Direction Sylvia Steinbrecht [es] — Elisa & Marcela Ana Pons-Formosa — The Days to Come Laia Colet — Paradise Hills Marta Bazaco — A Thief's Daughter
Best Editing Ana Pfaff [ca], Carlos Marqués-Marcet, Òscar de Gispert — The Days to Come Bernat Aragonés — A Thief's Daughter Juliana Montañés — The Innocence Teresa Font — Pain and Glory	Best Cinematography Mauro Herce [es] — Fire Will Come Àlex García — The Days to Come Gris Jordana — Life Without Sara Amat Neus Ollé — A Thief's Daughter
Best Supporting Actress Laia Marull — The Innocence Aina Clotet — 7 Reasons to Run Away [ca] Julieta Serrano — Pain and Glory Nora Navas — Pain and Glory	Best Supporting Actor Enric Auquer — Eye for an Eye Àlex Brendemühl — Mother Àlex Monner — A Thief's Daughter Eduard Fernández — While at War
Best Original Music Pau Vallvé [ca] — Life Without Sara Amat Maika Makovski — Eye for an Eye Raül Fernández "Refree" — Ojos negros [ca] Sofía Oriana — Elisa & Marcela	Best Costume Design Rosa Tharrats — Liberté Desirée Guirao — A Thief's Daughter Mercè Paloma — Elisa & Marcela Vinyet Escobar — Eye for an Eye
Best Sound Sergio Bürmann, Marc Orts [ca] — Pain and Glory Amanda Villavieja, Albert Manera — Staff Only [ca] Diego Casares, Borja Barrera, Jonathan Darch, Dani Zacarias — The Days to Come Sergio Rueda, Enrique G. Bermejo, Carlos Jiménez — A Thief's Daughter	Best Visual Effects Mario Campoy, Irene Río, Iñaki Madariaga — The Platform Bernat Aragonés — Born a King Esther Ballesteros, Àlex Villagrasa — Paradise Hills Montse Ribé, Óscar Abades, Eduardo Díaz, Inma Nadela — Pain and Glory
Best Makeup and Hairstyles Armande Monteiro, Laurence Abraham, Antoine Mancini — Liberté Elisa Alonso — A Thief's Daughter Montse Sanfeliu, Paco Rodríguez Frías — Elisa & Marcela Natalia Montoya — The Innocence

Public's Choice Special Award

7 Reasons to Run Away [ca]^[5]
- The Platform^[5]
- Staff Only [ca]^[5]
- The Days to Come^[5]
- Ojos negros [ca]^[5]
- Liberté^[5]
- The Innocence^[5]
- A Thief's Daughter^[5]

Honorary Award

Filmmaker Francesc Betriu was the recipient of the Gaudí honorary award.^[5]

References

^ ^a ^b "Premios Gaudí 2020: 'Els dies que vindran' de Marqués-Marcet gana unos XII Premios Gaudí muy repartidos". rtve.es. 20 January 2020.
^ Polo Bettonica, Toni (5 December 2019). "Cine social y paridad en las candidaturas de los Gaudí". El País.
^ "Els nominats dels Premis Gaudí 2020". TV3. 4 December 2019 – via Corporació Catalana de Mitjans Audiovisuals.
^ "'Los días que vendrán' y 'La hija de un ladrón' triunfan en los Premios Gaudí 2020". Cinemanía. 24 January 2020 – via 20minutos.es.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j "'Els dies que vindran', film guanyador dels XII Premis Gaudí". VilaWeb. 20 January 2020.