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Ten goyas for “La isla mínima”
The strategy of
Atresmedia Cine
, to reach all audiences, lies in know-
ing how to manage the different genres and styles. Its productions have
triumphed in
comedy
, with
Torrente V
and
3 bodas de más
; in
drama
,
with
Ismael
and
El club de los incomprendidos
; in
family and children's
cinema
, with
Pancho
y
Futbolín
; and in
dramatic comedy
with
Kamikaze
.
Not forgetting the blockbuster
Exodus
, the
international thrillers
Open
Windows
and
Mindscape
, and the multi award-winning
local thriller
La
isla mínima
.
Torrente V
, the fifth instalment of the saga, was third in the ranking of
Spanish films. Directed by and starring Santiago Segura and also featur-
ing Alec Baldwin and Jesús Janeiro, in his film début, with more than half
a million spectators and a revenue exceeding
3,700,000 euros on its re-
lease
, it became the highest grossing
Atresmedia
film of the year.
Exodus: Dioses y Reyes
, the spectacular biblical blockbuster directed by
Ridley Scott and starring Christian Bale, released on 5 December, occu-
pies fourth position with a revenue exceeding seven million euros. The
production recreates some of the best known passages from the bibli-
cal story of Moses in the Book of Exodus, with outdoor scenes shot in
Almeria and Fuerteventura.
The fifth position in the ranking is occupied by
La isla mínima
, direct-
ed by Alberto Rodríguez and starring Raúl Arévalo and Javier Gutiérrez.
Premièred at the San Sebastián Festival, it won the coveted Silver Shell
for best actor for Javier Gutiérrez, the jury award for best cinematogra-
phy for Alex Catalán and the Feroz Zinemaldia Award for best film, voted
for by the critics.
"La isla mínima”
won ten “Goyas”,
including best
film, five Feroz
Awards, two
Forqué, eight
CWC Medals
(Cinema Writers
Circle) and ten
Asecan awards,
among many
others.