PLATINO Awards 2023: All the winners

Madrid once again hosted the PLATINUM Awards that bring together the great talents of the industries of the 23 Ibero-American countries that, in their tenth editionhave awarded the film ‘Argentina, 1985′ and the Colombian-Chilean series’News of a kidnapping’.

The movie starring Ricardo Darin collected five awards during a gala hosted by Carolina Gaitán, Omar Chaparro and Paz Vega. Among them, the statuette for the Best Ibero-American Fiction Film and Best Male Performance for Darín himself. Arguments that feed why you have to see ‘Argentina, 1985’.

The Colombian-Chilean series’News of a kidnapping was another of the winners of the event after winning four awards, including Best Miniseries or Fiction Film Series, at a gala in which Benicio, the bull was one of the stars of the night when receiving the Honor Award.

‘As bestas’, the brown beast of Sorogoyen

After sweeping the 2023 Goyas with 9 awards, Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s film continues its successful run. The despairing portrait of ‘As bestas’ won four awards: that of Luis Zahera to the Best Male Performance were added in turn by Best Direction for Rodrigo SorogoyenBest Sound Direction for Aitor Berenguer, Fabiola Ordoyo and Yasmina Praderas and, to finish off the night, Best Editing Direction for Alberto del Campo.

Besides, Laia Costa and Susi Alvarez respectively won the award for Best Female Performance and Best Supporting Female Performance for his excellent work on ‘Five little wolves’also a great winner at the Malaga Festival.

Here is the complete list of winners.

Complete list of winners of the Platino Awards 2023

– Best Ibero-American Fiction Film:

‘Argentina, 1985’.

– Best Ibero-American Fiction Comedy:

‘Official competition’.

– Best Direction:

Rodrigo Sorogoyen, for ‘As Bestas’.

– Best screenplay:

Mariano Llinás and Santiago Mitre, for “Argentina, 1985”.

– Best Original Music:

Cergio Prudencio, for ‘Utama’.

– Best Female Performance:

Laia Costa, for ‘Five little wolves’.

– Best Male Performance:

Ricardo Darín, for ‘Argentina, 1985’

– Best Female Supporting Performance:

Susi Sánchez, for ‘Five little wolves’.

– Best Supporting Male Performance:

Luis Zahera, for ‘As Bestas’.

– Best Animated Film:

‘Eagle and Jaguar: The Legendary Warriors’.

– Best Documentary Film:

‘The Padilla case’.

– Award for the Best Ibero-American Fiction First Film:

‘1976’.

– Best Editing Direction:

Alberto del Campo, for ‘As Bestas’.

– Best Art Direction:

Micaela Saiegh, for ‘Argentina, 1985’.

– Best Director of Photography:

Barbara Álvarez, for ‘Utama’.

– Best Sound Direction:

Aitor Berenguer, Fabiola Ordoyo and Yasmina Praderas, for ‘As Bestas’.

– Platinum Award for Cinema and Education in Values:

‘Argentina, 1985’.

– Best Ibero-American Cinematographic Miniseries or Teleseries:

‘News of a kidnapping’.

– Best Female Performance in a Miniseries or Teleseries:

Cristina Umaña, for ‘News of a kidnapping’.

– Best Male Performance in a Miniseries or Teleseries:

Guillermo Francella, for ‘The manager’.

– Best Supporting Female Performance in a Miniseries or Teleseries:

Majida Issa, for ‘Kidnapping news’.

– Best Supporting Male Performance in a Miniseries or Teleseries:

Alejandro Awada, for ‘Iosi, the repentant spy’.

– Best Creator of Miniseries or Cinematographic TV Series:

Andrés Wood and Rodrigo García, for ‘News of a kidnapping’.