#2023 goya awards

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Ingrid García-Jonsson | Sportmax Spring 2023 ensemble | Goya Awards | 2023

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Anna Castillo at the 2023 Goya Awards on Sunday (12th February) held in Seville, Spain.

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Who Wore What Jewels Weekly

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Kiernan Shipka attends the Fashion Trust US Awards at Goya Studios on March 21, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.

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LUCY HALE @ Fashion Trust U.S. Awards held at Goya Studios in Los Angeles (March 21st, 2023)

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March 21, 2023 - Fashion Trust Us Awards at Goya Studios.

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Society of the Snow ❄️

The 96th Academy Awards are upon us, with the 2024 Oscars taking place this weekend on Sunday, 10th March 2024 · Society of the Snow has been nominated for two Oscars, for Best International Feature Film, Not in the English Language as well as the best makeup and hairstyling. Society of the Snow became the third-most-prized film in Goya history after winning 12 awards at Spain's Goya Awards and winning a European Film Award but the interest is not just for the awards but for the true story behind this film/Thriller/Adventure documentary.

Directed by Juan Antonio García Bayona, the Spanish-language film is about the 1972 plane crash that stranded dozens of people–most notably players of an Uruguayan rugby team–on a glacier in the Andes. But it was Pablo Vierci’s Society of the Snow, a non-fiction account of the disaster, published in 2008 and made with the full collaboration of the survivors and their families, that caught Bayona’s interest. The film is an adaptation of Pablo Vierci’s book. The cast is composed of Uruguayan and Argentine actors, most of whom are newcomers.

In case you have no idea about this film, please, let me explain: The rugby world knows very little about this story, so after watching the Rugby World Cup in France last year 2023 and seeing the resilience of the Uruguayan rugby team in the World Cup, I watched the film and read books getting more and more interested in the subject. The Snow Society tells the true story of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, a plane that crashed in the Andes in 1972, leaving a rugby team and its fans hungry and stranded for 72 days. There were 45 people on the flight, 40 passengers and 5 crew members. 19 of the passengers were members of the Old Christians Club rugby team.

Old Christians Club, or simply Old Christians, is a Uruguayan sports club from Carrasco, it is a neighbourhood of Montevideo. The club is known mostly for its rugby union team which became famous around the world due to the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crash that involved the first division team of the club in 1972. Old Christians amateur rugby team charted a Uruguayan Air Force plane to transport the team's players, friends, fans and family members to Santiago, Chile, for an exhibition match.

It is Highlighted by one of the better plane crash scenes put to film in quite some time, Bayona, who also directed The Impossible (the criminally underseen survival pic about the extremely deadly 2004 tsunami), treats the audience to an immersive, detailed, and gritty look at how the young men who were eventually rescued from the icy slopes survived for nearly two months.

That's been dramatised many times before, most notably in 1993’s “Alive”, starring Ethan Hawke, but the director J. A. Bayona’s rendition may be the most immersive take yet.

The crash scene is meticulously re-created—people being sucked out of the fuselage, bones shattering as the seats get ripped from the floor, bodies crumpling toward the cockpit. Most of the film takes place on the mountain range’s blinding snow-covered slopes, the victims’ skin bluish with frostbite, and the sound of howling winds incessantly. Almost every shot highlights the frigid, terrifying reality of what happened.

In my opinion, J.A.G. Bayona did an incredible job directing the film because I felt their stress and desperation, their fear and hope, and I feel this is one of those films that are a complete experience, one of those that makes you value everything you have and open your eyes. It’s a gruesome tale —the survivors eventually resorted to cannibalism— The survivors (and the not-lucky ones) became a life inspiration.

They wanted to live, they dreamed of living, they fought to live, they did EVERYTHING and more to achieve success, and thanks to those guts they wrote their story.

Society of the Snow is the Definitive Account of the World’s Greatest Survival Story. Waiting for a rescue team that didn't arrive, the survivors became fewer and fewer in numbers. Stranded alone on a glacier, they had to face brutal temperatures, lethal avalanches and the loss of friends and family with no access to supplies, food or water. In order to survive, they had to do the unthinkable. It wasn't until seventy-two days later that they were able to reach safety.

Eventually, two of the survivors – Nando Parrado and Roberto Canessa – were able to find help after embarking on an improbable hike into Chile, which took 10 days and saw them climb a 4,650-metre peak and travel 61km (37.9 miles) without any mountaineering gear.

Thanks to their efforts, the remaining team members were subsequently saved, and the incredible tale of survival became known as the Miracle of the Andes.

The Survivors- Sipa/Shutterstock

To increase the film’s realism, director J.A. Bayona decided to film footage at the actual crash site in the Andes, El Valle de las Lágrimas, which translates to The Valley of Tears (the name the location received after the tragedy in Chile).

The film's filming locations spanned the Catalan city of Terrassa, the rugged Sierra Nevada mountains in Spain, and the formidable Andes mountains, adding to the cinematic allure of the survival tale.

Society of the Snow appears to be a smash hit with both the critics and audiences, and is certainly one of the best Netflix films of recent times – it has a 90% Rotten Tomatoes score and 83% audience rating. If you haven't seen it yet, then I highly recommend you give it a go.

The Oscars are about to begin. The Dolby Theater in Los Angeles is already rolling out its red carpet.

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@brian-in-finance Yeah! Survivors of the Andes (1976) (Supervivientes de los Andes ) was a Mexican film directed by René Cardona, based on the 1973 book Survive! by Clay Blair, which is based on the story of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. The film received negative criticism, not a top budget film but still they could have put in a little more effort than what they did a very poorly done.

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Some of the nominations Society of the Snow (La sociedad de la nieve) received in Awards shows:

San Sebastian Film Festival (happened on September 2023 in Spain)

Audience Award (won and scored the highest rating ever for the award)

European Film Awards (happened on December 9th, 2023 in Germany)

Visual effects (won)

Make-up & hair (won)

Golden Globe Awards (happened on January 7th in USA)

Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language (didn't win)

Critics Choice Awards (happened on January 14th in USA)

Best Foreign Language Film (didn't win)

Best Score (didn't win)

Premios Goya (Goya Awards) (happens on February 10th in Spain)

Best film

Best original score

Best editing

Best production supervision

Best makeup and hairstyles

Best costume design

Best new actor

Best art direction

Best special effects

Best cinematography

Best sound

Best adapted screenplay

Best director

BAFTA Awards (happens on February 18th in UK)

Film Not in The English Language

Oscars (happens on March 10th in USA)

Best international feature film of the year

Achievement in makeup and hairstyling

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Aitana Sánchez-Gijón | Carolina Herrera Fall 2021 gown | Goya Awards | 2023

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Clara Lago (wearing Dior) at the 2023 Goya Awards on Sunday (12th February) held in Seville, Spain.

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Recaps of the Premios Goya Awards where the creator or Lightbox team Tadeo Jones has been nominated for the Premios Goya Awards from 2006 until the present.

...This is the first Premios Goya Award in 2006 that the short film Tadeo Jones won.

Premios Goya in 2008

In 2013, the first film won two Premios Goya awards.

There are Mejor Dirección Novel (Best New Director) and Mejor Largometraje de Animación (Best Animated Feature Film) awards.

In 2016, Atrapa La Bandera (Capture the flag) also won the Premios Goya award.

Premios Goya in 2018

All recaps from which the production team received the Premios Goya award last year. Tadeo Jones 3 did not win the Premios Goya 2023 award, which is a pity. But if Tadeo Jones 4 is released in 2026, it means that this movie may be nominated for the award. Premios Goya in 2027... Well, we're waiting for Tadeo Jones 4 to come soon...

We hope so......

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Kiernan Shipka attends the Fashion Trust US Awards at Goya Studios on March 21, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.