'La Isla Mínima' triumphs at the ASECAN and Feroz Awards

Alberto Rodríguez's film achieves the 10 awards it aspired to and '321 days in Michigan', by Enrique García, the ASECAN Novel Direction Award, in the awards granted by the Association of Film Writers of Andalusia.

The Association of Andalusian Film Writers, ASECAN, presented the 2015 ASECAN Andalusian Cinema Awards in Seville this weekend with an important presence of representatives of the Andalusian audiovisual sector and the support of the SGAE Foundation, a collaborating entity of the activities of the Asociation.

The movie The Minimum Island He obtained the ten awards he aspired to. Produced by Atipo Films, Atresmedia Films and Sacromonte Films, the film has thus received recognition from the Andalusian sector in a year in which Andalusia has once again stood out nationally for the quality of its audiovisual production and the talent of its creators.

Thus, the film produced and shot in Andalusia has won the best Film, Screenplay (for Alberto Rodríguez and Rafael Cobos), Direction (for Alberto Rodríguez), Music (for Julio de la Rosa), Editing (for José Manuel García Moyano), Sound (for Daniel de Zayas), Photography (for Álex Catalán), Costumes (for Fernando García), Artistic Direction (for Pepe Domínguez del Olmo) and Makeup and Hairstyling (For Yolanda Piña).

For your part 321 Days in Michigan, by Enrique García for La Nube Films, Encanta Films and Puraenvidia Films, won the Asecan Novel Direction Award.

During the 2015 Asecan Andalusian Cinema Awards gala, the 2015 Asecan Honor Award was awarded to Sevillian film director and actor Víctor Barrera in recognition of his extensive career dedicated to Andalusian cinema. For its part, the Association of Audiovisual Distribution Companies of Andalusia (AEDAVA) presented the Asecan Industry Award, AEDAVA 201, to Filomeno Martínez de Aspe, president of the Association of Exhibitors and member of a family without whose effort and dedication After more than 80 years of exhibition, cinema in Andalusia cannot be understood.

Feroz Awards

The minimal island, also swept the second edition of the Feroz Awards that were presented last night at the Plaza de las Ventas in Madrid by the Association of Cinematographic Informants of Spain. The thriller won awards for best dramatic film, director, actor, editing, original music and trailer.

Besides, Magical Girl, by Carlos Vermut, won the award for best actress (Bárbara Lennie) and best script.

José Sacristán won the award for best supporting actor for Magical Girl, while an excited Itziar Aizpuru took the award for best supporting role for her role in Flowers.

Carmina and Amen, by Paco León, won the Feroz for best comedy. The documentary film It costs death took the special prize.

In this second edition of its awards, the Association of Cinematographic Informants of Spain awarded the Feroz de Honor Award to director Carlos Saura.

ASECAN Awards

Movie
The Minimum Island, by Alberto Rodríguez for Atypical Films, Atresmedia Films and Sacromonte Films

Address
Alberto Rodríguez, for The Minimal Island

New address
Enrique García, for 321 days in Michigan

Script
Alberto Rodríguez and Rafael Cobos, for The Minimal Island

female interpretation
Cuca Escribano, for The Fools and the Stupid
Ingrid García Jonsson, for Beautiful Youth
Virginia de Morata, for 321 days in Michigan

Male interpretation
Juan Diego, for Nightfall in India

ASECAN documental
El Rayo, by Fran Araújo and Ernesto de Nova for Altube Filmeak, Malas Compañías, Ukbar Filmes and Dos de Catorce Producciones

Documentary short film
Silence, by Remedios Malvárez for Singular Productions

Fiction short film
Oasis, by Carmen Jiménez for Orange Ocean

Photography
Álex Catalán, for The Minimal Island

Mounting
José Manuel García Moyano, for The Minimal Island

Music
Julio de la Rosa, for The Minimal Island

Sound
Daniel de Zayas, for the direct sound of La isla minimal

Locker room
Fernando García, for The Minimal Island

Artistic direction
Pepe Domínguez del Olmo, for The Minimal Island

Makeup and hairdressing
Yolanda Piña, for The Minimal Island

Dissemination work
Archidona Cinema, Andalusian and Mediterranean Film Festival

TV production
Alcalá-Zamora. La Tercera España, by La Claqueta and RTVA

Audiovisual work for the Internet
Open Bar, by DS Media Audiovisual Productions

Information work
Film content from the Joly Group's daily headlines (Diario de Cádiz, Diario de Jerez, Europa Sur, Diario de Sevilla, El día de Córdoba, Huelva Información, Granada Hoy, Málaga Hoy and Diario de Almería)

cinema book
Jimena: unpublished film script, Enrique Iznaola (coord.) at Diputación de Jaén

Spanish film, without Spanish production
Magical Girl, by Carlos Vermut

Foreign movie
Boyhood, de Richard Linklater

II Feroz Awards

Best dramatic film
The minimal island

best comedy
carmina and amen

Best address
Alberto Rodríguez, for The Minimal Island

Best leading actress
Barbara Lennie, by Magical Girl

Best Leading Actor
Javier Gutiérrez, for The Minimal Island

Best Supporting Actress
Itziar Aizpuru, por Loreak

Best Supporting Actor
José Sacristán, for Magical Girl

Best screenplay
Carlos Vermouth, by Magical Girl

Best original music
Julio de la Rosa, for The Minimal Island

best trailer
The minimal island

best poster
Magical Girl

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