In 2015, the Málaga Festival came of age, the year in which the contest discovered its success. The actor Daniel Guzmán was recognized as an excellent director and in which the veteran actress Julieta Serrano received an award. the first Biznaga Ciudad del Paraíso, an award intended to recognize the “essentials” of our cinema.
‘A cambio de nada’, Guzm’ She was the big winner when she received the Biznaga de oro, the award for best director, the Critics' Award and the award for best supporting actor (Antonio Bachiller). After his success in Málaga, ‘A cambio de nada’, starring Miguel Herrán from Málaga, who was facing the fight here. his first job as an actor, he received & oacute; He received six Goya nominations, obtaining Best New Director for Guzmán and Best New Actor for Herrán.
The winners of the eighteenth edition of the Málaga Festival also stood out; Leticia Dolera's debut feature, ‘Requisites to be a normal person’, which won the awards for best novel script, best editing and best photography. For its part, ‘Los exiliados románticos’, by Jonás Trueba, received nominations. the Jury Prize and the one corresponding to best music.
The drama ‘Techo y comida’, by Juan Miguel del Castillo, won the Audience Award and the award for Natalia Molina as best actress, while Ernesto Alterio was recognized as best actor for her role in ‘Easy sex, sad movies’.
The Malaga actor Antonio de la Torre was distinguished with the Málaga Award in recognition of his extensive and successful professional career. The cinematographer Kiko de la Rica received a prize. the Ricardo Franco Award and Paco León was recognized with the Eloy de la Iglesia Award. The filmography of Isabel Coixet starred in the film. the retrospective of the Malaga Festival in its eighteenth edition.
The photographic exhibition 'Behind the screen', on the footsteps of cinema in the province of Malaga, runs along Calle Larios
The actor and director Paco León was recognized with the Eloy de la Iglesia Award
Photo of the crew of the film 'Hablar', by Joaquín Oristrell, starring Juan Diego Botto, Miguel Ángel Muñoz, Estefanía de los Santos, María Botto, Mercedes Sampietro, Carmen Balagué and Nur Levi, among others
Manuel Burque, Leticia Dolera and Miki Esparbé during the press conference of 'Requisitos para ser una persona normal'.
The atmosphere on the red carpet
The Malaga-born Antonio de la Torre was honoured with the Malaga Award in recognition of his extensive and successful professional career.
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