22nd Goya Awards

22nd Goya Awards
Date	3 February 2008
Site	Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid
Hosted by	José Corbacho
Organized by	Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain
Highlights
Best Film	Solitary Fragments
Best Actor	Alberto San Juan Under the Stars
Best Actress	Maribel Verdú Seven Billiard Tables
Most awards	The Orphanage (7)
Most nominations	The Orphanage and 13 Roses (14)
Television coverage
Network	La 1
Viewership	2.78 million (18.1%)

The 22nd Goya Awards ceremony, presented by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain, took place at the Palacio de Congresos in Madrid on 3 February 2008. The gala was hosted by José Corbacho.

Solitary Fragments by Jaime Rosales won the Goya for Best Picture and Best Director. The Orphanage won seven awards and 13 Roses four, both out of 14 nominations.

Background

The nominations were read by Juan Diego Botto and Ivana Baquero on 17 December 2007.

The linear television broadcast on La 1 drew 2,775,000 viewers (18.1% audience share).

Winners and nominees

The winners and nominees are listed as follows:

Best Film Solitary Fragments 13 Roses The Orphanage Seven Billiard Tables	Best Director Jaime Rosales – Solitary Fragments Icíar Bollaín – Mataharis Emilio Martínez Lázaro – 13 Roses Gracia Querejeta – Seven Billiard Tables
Best Actor Alberto San Juan – Under the Stars Alfredo Landa – Sunday Light Álvaro de Luna – The Field of Stars Tristán Ulloa – Mataharis	Best Actress Maribel Verdú – Seven Billiard Tables Blanca Portillo – Seven Billiard Tables Belén Rueda – The Orphanage Emma Suárez – Under the Stars
Best Supporting Actor José Manuel Cervino – 13 Roses Raúl Arévalo – Seven Billiard Tables Emilio Gutiérrez Caba – Suso's Tower Carlos Larrañaga – Sunday Light Julián Villagrán – Under the Stars	Best Supporting Actress Amparo Baró – Seven Billiard Tables Geraldine Chaplin – The Orphanage Nuria González – Mataharis María Vázquez – Mataharis
Best Original Screenplay Sergio G. Sánchez – The Orphanage Ignacio Martínez de Pisón – 13 Roses Icíar Bollaín, Tatiana Rodríguez – Mataharis Gonzalo Suárez – Oviedo Express Gracia Querejeta, David Planell – Seven Billiard Tables	Best Adapted Screenplay Félix Viscarret – Under the Stars Ventura Pons – Barcelona (un mapa) Imanol Uribe – The Nautical Chart Tristán Ulloa – Modesty Laura Santullo – The Zone
Best New Actor José Luis Torrijo – Solitary Fragments Óscar Abad – The Field of Stars Gonzalo de Castro – Suso's Tower Roger Príncep – The Orphanage	Best New Actress Manuela Velasco – Rec Gala Évora – Lola, the Movie Bárbara Goenaga – Oviedo Express Nadia de Santiago – 13 Roses
Best New Director Juan Antonio Bayona – The Orphanage Félix Viscarret – Under the Stars Tom Fernández – Suso's Tower David Ulloa, Tristán Ulloa – Modesty	Best Documentary Film Invisibles Fados Lucio El productor
Best Cinematography José Luis Alcaine – 13 Roses Álvaro Gutiérrez – Under the Stars Ángel Iguácel – Seven Billiard Tables Carlos Suárez – Oviedo Express	Best Editing David Gallart – Rec Fernando Pardo – 13 Roses Elena Ruiz – The Orphanage Nacho Ruiz Capillas – Seven Billiard Tables
Best Art Direction Josep Rosell – The Orphanage Wolfgang Burmann – Oviedo Express Edoy Hidalgo – 13 Roses Gil Parrondo – Sunday Light	Best Production Supervision Sandra Hermida – The Orphanage Juan Carmona, Salvador Gómez – Sunday Light Martín Cabañas – 13 Roses Teresa Cepeda – Oviedo Express
Best Sound Xavi Mas, Marc Orts, Oriol Tarragó – The Orphanage Carlos Bonmatí, Alfonso Pino, Carlos Faruolo –13 Roses Licio Marcos de Oliveira, David Calleja, Carlos Fesser – Always Yours Iván Marín, José Antonio Bermúdez, Leopoldo Aledo – Seven Billiard Tables	Best Special Effects David Martí, Montse Ribé, Pau Costa, Enric Masip, Lluís Castells, Jordi San Agustín – The Orphanage Reyes Abades, Álex G. Ortoll – The Heart of the Earth David Ambid, Enric Masip, Àlex Villagrasa – Rec Pau Costa, Raúl Romanillos, Carlos Lozano – 13 Roses
Best Costume Design Lena Mossum – 13 Roses Sonia Grande – Lola, the Movie Lourdes de Orduña – Sunday Light María Reyes – The Orphanage	Best Makeup and Hairstyles Lola López, Itziar Arrieta – The Orphanage Lourdes Briones, Fermín Galán – Oviedo Express Mariló Osuna, Almudena Fonseca, José Juez – 13 Roses José Quetglas, Blanca Sánchez – The Heart of the Earth
Best Original Score Roque Baños – 13 Roses Carles Cases – Oviedo Express Mikel Salas – Under the Stars Fernando Velázquez – The Orphanage	Best Original Song Fernando Pinto do Amaral, Carlos do Carmo for "Fado da saudade" – Fados Víctor Reyes, Rodrigo Cortés for "Circus Honey Blues" – The Contestant David Broza, Jorge Drexler for "La vida secreta de las pequeñas cosas" – Cándida Daniel Melingo for "Pequeño paria" – The Mud Boy
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film XXY · Argentina The Silly Age · Cuba Black Butterfly · Peru Padre nuestro · Chile	Best Animated Film Nocturna Azur & Asmar: The Princes' Quest Betizu eta urrezko zintzarria Boo, Zino & the Snurks
Best Fictional Short Film Salvador (historia de un milagro cotidiano) El pan nuestro Padam... Paseo Proverbio chino	Best Animated Short Film Tadeo Jones y el sótano maldito Atención al cliente El bufón y la infanta La flor más grande del mundo Perpetuum Mobile
Best Documentary Short Film El hombre feliz Carabanchel, un barrio de cine El anónimo Caronte Valkirias

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Films with multiple nominations

Nominations	Film
14	The Orphanage
	13 Roses
10	Seven Billiard Tables
7	Under the Stars
	Oviedo Express
5	Mataharis
	Sunday Light
3	Solitary Fragments
	Suso's Tower
	Rec
2	The Field of Stars
	Fados
	Modesty
	Lola, the Movie
	The Heart of the Earth

Films with multiple awards

Awards	Film
7	The Orphanage
4	13 Roses
3	Solitary Fragments
2	Seven Billiard Tables
	Under the Stars
	Rec

Honorary Goya

Actor Alfredo Landa was the recipient of the Honorary Goya Award.