US EditionGoyas 2026: ‘Sundays,’ ‘Sirāt’ Sweep Spanish Academy Awards
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Passing through the Avenida del Parallelo and hurriedly surrounding the paradoxical statue of Cristobal Colón that begins the journey along the coast, Barcelona welcomed us with a sky slightly erased by a conglomerate of clouds that would soon dissipate a pair of small pins of silvery, almost celestial light, as if a premonitory sign were and a verboretical taxi driver would configure us a timely sociocultural map of the current state of the cit…
The quinielas were not wrong, “On Sundays” and “Sirât” triumphed, each in their own way, in the 40th edition of the Awards of the Spanish Film Academy.
The actress has thanked those who raise their voices: "These days when the world is so dominated by violence, by cruelty, I look around me and see your president and many artists in this country speaking with such moral lucidity"Susan Sarandon: "Speaking for Gaza has made me unable to shoot any film in the United States" Actress Susan Sarandon has once again condemned the violence in her speech by collecting the Goya International.
The actress collects her award at the gala in Barcelona in which she has shown a pin of “Free Palestine”
The fact that Susan Sarandon received an ovation as soon as she got on stage at the Barcelona International Convention Centre, where the 40th edition of the Goya Awards is held, was predictable. But that has not prevented the eternal actress of Thelma & Louise from being equally excited to pick up the Goya International.Continue reading...
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