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Goya Awards

7th edition

  • March 13, 1993
  • Spain

The 7th Goya Awards were presented in Madrid, Spain on 13 March 1993. The gala was hosted by Imanol Arias.

Awards

Movie People Status
Best Picture
Belle Époque — Winner
The Fencing Master — —
Jamon Jamon — —
Best Directing
Belle Époque Fernando Trueba Winner
The Fencing Master Pedro Olea —
Jamon Jamon Bigas Luna —
Best Actor in a Leading Role
The Sow Alfredo Landa Winner
Belle Époque Jorge Sanz —
Jamon Jamon Javier Bardem —
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Belle Époque Ariadna Gil Winner
The Fencing Master Assumpta Serna —
Jamon Jamon Penélope Cruz —
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Belle Époque Fernando Fernán Gómez Winner
Belle Époque Gabino Diego —
Orquesta Club Virginia Enrique San Francisco —
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Belle Époque Chus Lampreave Winner
Belle Époque Mary Carmen Ramírez —
Too Much Heart Pastora Vega —
Best New Director
Cows Julio Médem Winner
Mutant Action Álex de la Iglesia —
Sublet Chus Gutiérrez —
Best Original Screenplay
Belle Époque Rafael Azcona, José Luis García Sánchez, Fernando Trueba Winner
Jamon Jamon Cuca Canals, Bigas Luna —
Cows Julio Médem, Michel Gaztambide —
Best Adapted Screenplay
The Fencing Master Antonio Larreta, Pedro Olea, Arturo Pérez-Reverte, Francisco Prada Winner
The Greek Labyrinth Rafael Alcázar, Manuel Vázquez Montalbán —
I Get Off at the Next Stop, What About You? Adolfo Marsillach —
Best Ibero-American Film
A Place in the World — Winner
Like Water for Chocolate — —
Shoot to kill — —
Best European Film
Indochine — Winner
Hidden Agenda — —
Riff-Raff — —
Best Cinematography
Belle Époque José Luis Alcaine Winner
Jamon Jamon José Luis Alcaine —
The Fencing Master Alfredo F. Mayo —
The Sow Hans Burmann —
Best Original Score
The Fencing Master José Nieto Winner
Belle Époque Antoine Duhamel —
Cows Alberto Iglesias —
Best Film Editing
Belle Époque Carmen Frías Winner
The Fencing Master José Salcedo —
Mutant Action Pablo Blanco —
Best Sound
Orquesta Club Virginia Julio Recuero, Gilles Ortion, Enrique Molinero, José Antonio Bermúdez Winner
Belle Époque Georges Prat, Alfonso Pino —
Jamon Jamon Miguel Rejas, Ricard Casals —
Best Production Design
Belle Époque Juan Botella Winner
The Fencing Master Luis Vallés —
Mutant Action José Luis Arrizabalaga —
Best Production Supervision
Mutant Action Esther García Winner
Belle Époque Cristina Huete —
The Fencing Master Antonio Guillén Rey —
Best Costume Design
The Fencing Master Javier Artiñano Winner
Belle Époque Lala Huete —
La reina anónima Yvonne Blake —
Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Mutant Action Paca Almenara Winner
Belle Époque Ana Ferreira, Ana Lorena —
The Fencing Master Romana González, Josefa Morales —
Best Special Effects
Mutant Action Olivier Gleyze, Yves Domenjoud, Jean-Baptiste Bonetto, Bernard Andre Le Boette, Emilio Ruiz, Hipólito Cantero Winner
Cows Reyes Abades —
Too Much Heart Lee Wilson —
Best Short Film (Live Action)
El columpio — Winner
Huntza — —
Oro en la pared — —
Best Documentary Short Film
Primer acorde — Winner
Crafts — —
Honorary Award
— Imanol Arias Winner

Belle Époque
Statistics

Most Awarded

2 or more wins
  • Belle Époque 9
  • The Fencing Master 3
  • Mutant Action 3

Most Nominated

3 or more nominations
  • Belle Époque 17
  • The Fencing Master 11
  • Jamon Jamon 7
  • Mutant Action 6
  • Cows 4

Most Unluckiest

wins / nominations
  • Belle Époque 9 / 17
  • The Fencing Master 3 / 11
  • Jamon Jamon 0 / 7
  • Mutant Action 3 / 6
  • Cows 1 / 4

Only one nomination

15 movies:
  • Crafts
  • El columpio
  • The Greek Labyrinth
  • Hidden Agenda
  • Huntza
  • I Get Off at the Next Stop, What About You?
  • Indochine
  • Like Water for Chocolate
  • Oro en la pared
  • A Place in the World
  • Primer acorde
  • La reina anónima
  • Riff-Raff
  • Shoot to kill
  • Sublet

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