10th Feroz Awards facts for kids

The 10th Premios Feroz ceremony was a big event that celebrated the best Spanish movies and TV shows. It was held by the Spanish Association of Film Journalists (Asociación de Informadores Cinematográficos de España). The awards took place in Zaragoza, Spain, on January 28, 2023. This was the second time in a row the awards were held in Zaragoza.

The list of nominees was announced on November 24, 2022. Actors Mina El Hammani and Carlos Cuevas shared the news live from the Pablo Gargallo Museum. A new award category was added for "Best Screenplay in a Series." The movie The Beasts received the most nominations with ten. It was followed by Lullaby with seven and Piggy with six. In the TV categories, The Route led with six nominations. Famous director Pedro Almodóvar received a special Honorary Award for his amazing work. The awards show was hosted by several people who had hosted before, including Paula Púa, Bárbara Santa-Cruz, Ingrid García-Jonsson, Silvia Abril, Nacho Vigalondo, and Pilar Castro.

On the night of the awards, The Beasts and Lullaby won the most awards, with three each. The Beasts also won the award for Best Drama Film. For TV shows, the Atresplayer Premium series The Route won three awards, including Best Drama Series.

Award Winners and Nominees

The nominees for the 10th Feroz Awards were announced on November 24, 2022. The nominees for the Feroz Arrebato awards, which recognize unique fiction and non-fiction films, were announced a bit later, on December 15, 2022.

Best Movies of the Year

The Feroz Awards celebrate the best films in different categories. Here are some of the top movies that were nominated and won awards.

Drama Films

• The Beasts – This movie won the award for Best Drama Film.
  • Alcarràs
  • Lullaby
  • Prison 77
  • One Year, One Night

Comedy Films

• Official Competition – This film won the award for Best Comedy Film.
  • Four's a Crowd
  • You Have to Come and See It
  • Vasil
  • Voy a pasármelo bien

Best Actors in Movies

• Nacho Sánchez – Won Best Main Actor for his role in Manticore.
  • Karra Elejalde – Vasil
  • Miguel Herrán – Prison 77
  • Denis Ménochet – The Beasts
  • Nahuel Pérez Biscayart – One Year, One Night
  • Luis Tosar – On the Fringe

Best Actresses in Movies

• Laia Costa – Won Best Main Actress for her role in Lullaby.
  • Anna Castillo – Wild Flowers
  • Laura Galán – Piggy
  • Marina Foïs – The Beasts
  • Carla Quílez [ca] – Motherhood

Best Supporting Actors in Movies

• Luis Zahera – Won Best Supporting Actor for his role in The Beasts.
  • Diego Anido [gl] – The Beasts
  • Ramón Barea – Lullaby
  • Jesús Carroza – Prison 77
  • Oriol Pla – Wild Flowers

Best Supporting Actresses in Movies

• Susi Sánchez – Won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Lullaby.
  • Adelfa Calvo – On the Fringe
  • Ángela Cervantes – Motherhood
  • Carmen Machi – Piggy
  • Emma Suárez – The Rite of Spring

Best Directors

• Carla Simón – Won Best Director for Alcarràs.
  • Pilar Palomero – Motherhood
  • Carlota Pereda – Piggy
  • Alauda Ruiz de Azúa – Lullaby
  • Rodrigo Sorogoyen – The Beasts

Best Screenplays

• Lullaby – Written by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, won Best Screenplay.
  • Alcarràs – Written by Carla Simón and Arnau Vilaró
  • The Beasts – Written by Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Isabel Peña
  • Piggy – Written by Carlota Pereda
  • One Year, One Night – Written by Fran Araújo, Isa Campo and Isaki Lacuesta

Best Original Music

• The Beasts – Music by Olivier Arson [fr], won Best Original Soundtrack.
  • Lullaby – Music by Aránzazu Calleja [es]
  • God's Crooked Lines – Music by Fernando Velázquez
  • Prison 77 – Music by Julio de la Rosa
  • One Year, One Night – Music by Raül Refree

Best Film Trailers

• Piggy – Trailer by Marta Longás, won Best Trailer.
  • The Beasts – Trailer by Miguel Ángel Trudu
  • Manticore – Trailer by Miguel Ángel Trudu
  • Prison 77 – Trailer by Aitor Tapia
  • God's Crooked Lines – Trailer by Pedro J. Bernardo

Best Film Posters

• Manticore – Poster by Carlos Vermut, won Best Film Poster.
  • The Beasts – Poster by Jordi Rins and Lucía Faraig
  • Piggy – Poster by Eduardo García and Jorge Fuembuena
  • Wild Flowers – Poster by Gonzalo Rute and Quim Vive
  • The Rite of Spring – Poster by Mica Murphy

Top TV Series Awards

The Feroz Awards also recognize the best TV series from Spain.

Best Drama Series

• The Route – Won Best Drama Series.
  • ¡García!
  • Offworld
  • Intimacy
  • Rapa

Best Comedy Series

• I Don't Like Driving – Won Best Comedy Series.
  • Autodefensa [es]
  • Simple
  • The Girls at the Back

Best Actors in TV Series

• Juan Diego Botto – Won Best Main Actor for his role as Pablo Lopetegui in I Don't Like Driving.
  • Luis Callejo – Offworld
  • Javier Cámara – Rapa
  • Álex García – El Inmortal. Gangs of Madrid
  • Àlex Monner – The Route

Best Actresses in TV Series

• Claudia Salas – Won Best Main Actress for her role as Toni in The Route.
  • Nerea Barros – The Gypsy Bride
  • Itziar Ituño – Intimacy
  • Mónica López – Rapa
  • Nathalie Poza – La unidad

Best Supporting Actors in TV Series

• David Lorente – Won Best Supporting Actor for his role as Lorenzo in I Don't Like Driving.
  • Jesús Carroza – Offworld
  • Ricardo Gómez – The Route
  • Emilio Gutiérrez Caba – ¡García!
  • Vicente Romero – The Gypsy Bride
  • Luis Zahera – La unidad

Best Supporting Actresses in TV Series

• Patricia López Arnaiz – Won Best Supporting Actress for her role as Begoña Uribe in Intimacy.
  • Marian Álvarez – La unidad
  • Elisabet Casanovas [es] – The Route
  • Coria Castillo – Simple
  • Lucía Veiga – Rapa
  • Leonor Watling – I Don't Like Driving

Best Screenplays in TV Series

• The Route – Written by Borja Soler [es], Roberto Martín Maiztegui, Clara Botas and Silvia Herros de Tejada, won Best Screenplay.
  • Offworld – Written by Isabel Peña, Alberto Marini, Fran Araújo, Rafael Cobos and Isa Campo
  • Autodefensa [es] – Written by Berta Prieto, Belén Barenys and Miguel Ángel Blanca
  • Simple – Written by Anna R. Costa and Cristina Pons
  • Intimacy – Written by Verónica Fernández, Laura Sarmiento and José Luis Martín

Special Honorary Award

• Pedro Almodóvar – This famous director received a special award to honor his amazing career in film.

See also

• 37th Goya Awards
• 15th Gaudí Awards
• 2nd Carmen Awards