Goya Awards 2012: these are our winners

In just a few hours will begin the twenty-sixth edition of the Goya Awards, the most important awards given annually by the Spanish Film Academy, and this year promises to be very close thing. Among other things because one of the most nominated film builds is the last work of Pedro Almodovar, a filmmaker who always takes a film that is among the nominees of the year. That does not mean that then translate into awards nominations, but it's a step.

In addition, The Skin that I inhabit is the film that accumulates the most nominations of all involved in this issue, with 16 nominations, which must accommodate both the director, as its two main character, the script adapted by Almodóvar himself and the film . But the most interesting of this year is that Almodóvar will have tough competition, especially with the proposal of Henry Urbizu, No Peace for the Wicked. With this suggestive title gives us a piece of black film before, with the typical anti-hero very well played by Jose Coronado, who has also presendado his candidacy to take the prize.

Besides these two there are so many bands with nominations in important applications, such as making up the quartet for Best Picture: Blackthorn and The Sleeping Voice. However, even with independent value, a priori do not show as clear competition with the other two favorites, but we can not take anything for granted because there may be surprises.

Most likely, if the pools are not wrong, is that one of the first two films are the winners of the night, because it has the name of another Almodovar back and that, admittedly, is very well done in each of paragraphs. From Extracine also have our preferences, and if we depended on who were the winners of the night, this is our betting:

Film

• Blackthorn
• The skin I live
• The voice asleep
• No peace for the wicked

Address

• Benito Zambrano's sleepy voice
• Enrique Urbizu by No peace for the wicked
• Mateo Gil by Blackthorn
• Pedro Almodóvar The skin I live

New Director

• Eduardo Chapero-Jackson for Word
• Kike Maíllo by Eva
• Paco Arango by Maktub
• Paula Ortiz From your window to mine

Original Screenplay

• Henry and Michel Urbizu Gaztambide by No peace for the wicked
• Martí Roca, Sergi Clement and Eva Serra Aintza
• Miguel Barros by Blackthron
• Woody Allen on Midnight in Paris

Screenplay

• Angel Cruz, Ignacio Ferreras, Paco Roca and Rosanna Cecchini for Wrinkles
• Benito Zambrano and Ignacio del Moral Voice asleep
• Icíar Bollaín for Kathmandu, a mirror in the sky
• Pedro Almodóvar The skin I live

Actor

• Antonio Banderas in The skin I live
• Daniel Brühl by Eva
• Jose Coronado No peace for the wicked
• While Luis Tosar for sleep

Actress

• Elena Anaya in The skin I live
• Inma Cuesta Voice asleep
• Salma Hayek The spark of life
• Veronica Echegui for Kathmandu. A mirror in the sky

Actor Casting

• Juan Diego for 23-F film
• Juanjo Artero by No peace for the wicked
• Lluís Homar by Eva
• Raul Arevalo for Cousins

Supporting Actress

• Ana Wagener asleep by Voice
• Goya Toledo by Maktub
• Maribel Verdú by From your window to mine
• Pilar Lopez de Ayala by Intruders

Newcomer

• Lastra by Adrian Cousins
• Jan Cornet The skin I live
• Jose Mota by The spark of life
• Marc Clotet by The voice asleep

Actress

• Alba Garcia for Word
• Blanca Suarez for skin dwelling
• Maria Leon by The voice asleep
• Michelle Jenner by No Fear

Animated film

• Wrinkles, directed by Ignacio Ferreras
• Carthago Nova, directed by Primitivo Perez and Jose Maria Molina
• Dad, I'm a zombie, run by Richard and Joan Ramon Espinach
• The Little Wizard. Dubidoso O ago, led by Roque Cameselle

Documentary film

• 30 years of darkness, led by Manuel Hidalgo Martin
• The book of clay, led by Isaki Lacuesta
• Listening to Judge Garzon, directed by Isabel Coixet
• Morente, directed by Emilio Ruiz Barrachina

Latin American Film

• Ticket to Paradise (Cuba), directed by Gerardo Chijona
• Miss Bala (Mexico), directed by Gerardo Naranjo
• A tall tale (Argentina and Spain), directed by Sebastián Borensztein
• Violet went to heaven (Chile), directed by Wood Anfrés

European film

• Carnage (France, Germany and Poland, directed by Roman Polanski
• Jane Eyre (UK and U.S.. States.), Directed by Cary Fukunaga
• Melancholia (Denmark, Sweden, France and Germany), directed by Lars von Trier
• The Artist (France), directed by Michel Hazanavicius

Do you agree? What are your suggestions?