8th Goya Awards

Award ceremony for Spanish films of 1993

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The 8th Goya Awards were presented in Madrid on 21 January 1994.^[1]

Todos a la cárcel (Everyone Off to Jail) won the award for best film.^[2]^[3]

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

Best Film *Everyone Off to Jail* Intruder Shadows in a Conflict	Best Director Luis García Berlanga – Everyone Off to Jail Vicente Aranda – Intruder Juanma Bajo Ulloa – The Dead Mother
Best Actor Juan Echanove – Madregilda Imanol Arias – Intruder Javier Bardem – Golden Balls	Best Actress Verónica Forqué – Kika Carmen Maura – Shadows in a Conflict Emma Suárez – The Red Squirrel
Best Supporting Actor Fernando Valverde – Shadows in a Conflict Juan Echanove – My Soul Brother Javier Gurruchaga [es] – Banderas, the Tyrant	Best Supporting Actress Rosa Maria Sardà – Why Do They Call It Love When They Mean Sex? María Barranco – The Red Squirrel Rossy de Palma – Kika
Best Original Screenplay Shadows in a Conflict – Mario Camus Everyone Off to Jail – Jorge García Berlanga [es] and Luis García Berlanga Madregilda – Ángel Fernández Santos and Francisco Regueiro	Best Adapted Screenplay Banderas, the Tyrant – Rafael Azcona and José Luis García Sánchez The Bilingual Lover – Vicente Aranda La febre d'or [es] – Guillem-Jordi Graells [es] and Gonzalo Herralde [es]
Best Spanish Language Foreign Film Gatica, el mono • Argentina Johnny 100 Pesos • Chile Knocks at My Door • Venezuela	Best European Film Three Colours: Blue • Poland/France The Crying Game • UK Peter's Friends • UK
Best New Director Mariano Barroso – My Soul Brother José Ángel Bohollo [es] – Ciénaga Arantxa Lazkano [ca] – Urte ilunak [ca]	Best Original Score The Red Squirrel – Alberto Iglesias Why Do They Call It Love When They Mean Sex? – Manolo Tena [es] Intruder – José Nieto

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Other award nominees

Best Cinematography The Bird of Happiness – José Luis Alcaine The Dead Mother – Javier Aguirresarobe Madregilda – José Luis López-Linares [es]	Best Editing Banderas, the Tyrant – Pablo González del Amo [es] Intruder – Teresa Font The Dead Mother – Pablo Blanco [ca]
Best Art Direction Banderas, the Tyrant – Félix Murcia [es] Kika – Alain Bainée and Javier Fernández Madregilda – Luis Vallés [ca]	Best Production Supervision Banderas, the Tyrant – José L. García Arrojo [ca] Everyone Off to Jail – Ricardo García Arrojo [ca] Kika – Esther García [es]
Best Sound Everyone Off to Jail – Gilles Ortion, Daniel Goldstein, Manuel Cora, Alberto Herena and Enrique Quintana The Bird of Happiness – Carlos Faruolo Kika – Jean-Paul Mugel and Graham V. Hartstone	Best Special Effects The Dead Mother – Hipólito Cantero Kika – Olivier Gleyze, Yves Domenjoud and Jean-Baptiste Bonetto Madregilda – Reyes Abades
Best Costume Design Banderas, the Tyrant – Andrea D'Odorico Kika – José María De Cossío Madregilda – Gumersindo Andrés	Best Makeup and Hairstyles Banderas, the Tyrant – Solange Aumaitre and Magdalena Álvarez Kika – Gregorio Ros and Jesús Moncusi Madregilda – Odile Fourquin and María Del Mar Paradela
Best Fictional Short Film *Perturbado* Ivorsi Maldita suerte Quien mal anda mal acaba	Best Documentary Short Film *Verano en la universidad* Cita con Alberto El largo viaje de Rústico Walter Peralta

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Honorary Goya

Tony Leblanc

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