4th Platino Awards

The 4th Platino Awards was presented at Caja Mágica in Madrid, Spain on July 22, 2017 to honour the best in Ibero-American films of 2016.

4th Platino Awards
Date	July 22, 2017
Site	Caja Mágica in Madrid, Spain
Highlights
Most nominations	A Monster Calls (7)

A Monster Calls received the most nominations with seven.[1]

Winners and nominees

Major awards

Best Ibero-American Film	Best Director
The Distinguished Citizen •  Argentina Aquarius •  Brazil Smoke & Mirrors •  Spain Julieta •  Spain Neruda •  Chile	Pedro Almodóvar – Julieta J. A. Bayona – A Monster Calls Kleber Mendonça Filho – Aquarius Gastón Duprat & Mariano Cohn – The Distinguished Citizen Pablo Larraín – Neruda
Platino Award for Best Actor	Platino Award for Best Actress
Oscar Martínez – The Distinguished Citizen as Daniel Mantovani Alfredo Castro – From Afar as Armando Damián Alcázar – The Thin Yellow Line as Toño Eduard Fernández – Smoke & Mirrors as Francisco Paesa Luis Gnecco – Neruda as Pablo Neruda	Sônia Braga – Aquarius as Doña Clara Angie Cepeda – The Seed of Silence as María del Rosario Durán Emma Suárez – Julieta as Julieta Arcos Juana Acosta – Anna as Anna Natalia Oreiro – I'm Gilda as Gilda
Platino Award for Best Screenplay	Platino Award for Best Original Score
The Distinguished Citizen – Andrés Duprat Smoke & Mirrors – Alberto Rodríguez Librero & Rafael Cobos The Companion – Pavel Giroud, Alejandro Brugues & Pierre Edelman The Thin Yellow Line – Celso García Neruda – Guillermo Calderón	Julieta – Alberto Iglesias Esteban – Chucho Valdés Neruda – Federico Jusid A Monster Calls – Fernando Velázquez Incident Light – Mariano Loiácono
Platino Award for Best Animated Film	Platino Award for Best Documentary
Psychonauts, the Forgotten Children •  Spain Bruxarias •  Spain,  Brazil La Leyenda del Chupacabras •  Mexico Ozzy •  Spain Teresa y Tim •  Spain	Nacido en Siria •  Spain Atrapados en Japón •  Chile Cinema Novo •  Brazil Frágil equilibrio •  Spain Todo comenzó por el fin •  Colombia
Platino Award for Best Cinematography	Platino Award for Best Art Direction
A Monster Calls – Óscar Faura The Chosen Ones – Carolina Costa Neon Bull – Diego Garcia Incident Light – Guillermo Nieto Letters from War – João Ribeiro	A Monster Calls – Eugenio Caballero Incident Light – Ailí Chen The Queen of Spain – Juan Pedro de Gaspar Letters from War – Nuno Mello La muerte de Luis XIV – Sebastián Vogler
Platino Award for Best Editing	Platino Award for Best Sound
A Monster Calls – Bernat Vilaplana & Jaume Martí May God Forgive Us – Alberto del Campo & Fernando Franco From Afar – Isabela Monteiro de Castro The Thin Yellow Line – Jorge Arturo Garcia Such is Life in the Tropics – José García	A Monster Calls – Peter Glossop, Marc Orts & Oriol Tarragó Smoke & Mirrors – Daniel de Zayas, César Molina & José Antonio Manovel Letters from War – Ricardo Leal & Tiago Matos Desierto – Sergio Díaz From Afar – Waldir Xavier
Platino Award for Best Ibero-American First Film	Platino Award for Film and Education Values
From Afar •  Venezuela The Thin Yellow Line •  Mexico Rara •  Chile The Fury of a Patient Man •  Spain Viejo Calavera •  Bolivia	Esteban •  Cuba The Companion •  Cuba El Jeremías •  Mexico Rara •  Chile A Monster Calls •  Spain
Platino Award for Best Miniseries or TV series
Cuatro estaciones en La Habana •  Cuba Bala loca •  Chile El marginal •  Argentina El Ministerio del Tiempo •  Spain La niña •  Colombia Velvet •  Spain

Honorary Platino

• Edward James Olmos[2]

Films with multiple nominations and awards

The following films received multiple nominations: Nominations Film 7 A Monster Calls 5 Neruda 4 The Distinguished Citizen Smoke & Mirrors Julieta The Thin Yellow Line From Afar 3 Aquarius Incident Light Letters from War 2 The Companion Rara Esteban

References

1. ""Un monstruo viene a verme" lidera las nominaciones de los Premios Platino más abiertos" (in Spanish). Retrieved 31 May 2017.
2. DF, teleSUR - ek -. "Edward James Olmos gana Premio Platino de Honor" (in Spanish). Retrieved 2017-07-23.

External links

• Official site