On Monday night, a new edition of the Cóndor Awards for Argentine Cinema was held, which had “Argentina, 1985” to his maximum winner with 15 figurines about 20 nominations.

The edition 71 of the meeting organized by the Association of Cinematographic Chroniclers of Argentina took place at the Cultural Center 25 de Mayo and was attended by several figures from the show, culture and representatives of the audiovisual industry.

“Argentina, 1985” rose with 15 prizes totaling 20 nominations, becoming the most awarded film of the night. Directed by Santiago Miter, The film won awards in categories such as: Best Fiction Film, Best Direction, Best Leading Actor (Ricardo Darin), Original screenplay, Breakthrough Male (Santiago Armas), Direction of photography, Mounting, Art, Casting, Costume Design, Sound, Makeup and Hairdressing, and Actress and Supporting Actor, for Laura Paredes and Norman Briski, respectively. It also won the BA Audiovisual Audience Award.

On the other hand, Pilar Gamboa was recognized as Best Leading Actress of the year for her participation in the comedy "30 nights with my ex".

“Herbaria”, by Leandro Listorti, “Sublime” by Mariano Biasin and “An Argentine Crime”, won two awards each, positioning itself as the following most awarded films. While, "Jesús López" by Maximiliano Schonfeld, "The Substitute" by Diego Lerman, “El sistema K.E.OP/S” by Nicolás Goldbart and “El fulgor” by Martín Farina each won a statuette.

Elena Roger and Santiago Walsh were awarded for the original song “an irreversible moment”, from the movie "Paradise", while the best animated short was "Passenger", by Juan Pablo Zaramella. In the category of Best Fiction or Documentary Short, the award was shared by “After Catan”, by Victor Cruz, and “Three Cinematheques”, by Nicolas Suarez. Meanwhile, "Eami", of the Paraguayan Peace Oak, won the Silver Condor for Best Film in Co-production with Argentina.

All the awarded films can be enjoyed during the cycle "The week of the Silver Condor", that will take place from 8 al 14 June at the Gaumont cinema complex in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.

further, the Leonardo Favio awards were presented to the editor Alberto Ponce, Salvador Sammaritano to criticism, teacher and researcher Alejandra Portela, and Maria Luisa Bemberg to the prominent actress Susú Pecoraro, protagonist of emblematic films of national cinematography such as "Camila", “High Heels” and “Roma”, among other.

During the ceremony, hosted by Gabriela Radice and with a musical show by Carlos Casella interpreting the five nominated songs, it was announced that the second delivery of the Cóndor de Plata Awards will take place next 9 October.

Then, The sidewalk shows you the complete list of winners

fiction film: Argentina, 1985 by Santiago Miter

Documentary film: El radiance by Martín Farina and Herbaria by Leandro Listorti

Debut: Sublime by Mariano Biasin and An Argentine Crime by Lucas Combina

Film in Co-production with Argentina: Eami de Paz Encina (Paraguay)

Fiction or documentary short film: After Catan by Víctor Cruz and Three Cinematheques by Nicolás Suárez

animated short film: Passenger of Juan Pablo Zaramella

BA Audiovisual Audience Award: Argentina, 1985 by Santiago Miter

Address: Santiago Miter for Argentina, 1985

Leading Actress: Pilar Gamboa by 30 nights with my ex

Leading Actor: Ricardo Darin for Argentina, 1985

Supporting Actress: Laura Paredes for Argentina, 1985

Supporting actor: Norman Briski por Argentina, 1985 and Alan Sabbagh for The K.E.OP/S system

Women revelation: Renata Lerman for The Understudy

Breakthrough Male: Santiago Armas Estevarena for Argentina, 1985

Original screenplay: Santiago Miter and Mariano Llinás for Argentina, 1985 and Maximiliano Schonfeld and Selva Almada by Jesús López

Adapted Screenplay: Jorge Bechara, Matías Bertilotti and Sebastián Pivotto for An Argentine Crime, based on the homonymous novel by Reynaldo Sietecase

Direction of photography: Javier Julia for Argentina, 1985

mounting direction: Andres Pepe Estrada for Argentina, 1985 and Leandro Listorti for Herbaria

casting address: Mariana Miter for Argentina, 1985

Sound design: Santiago Fumagalli from Argentina, 1985

Original Music: Emilio Cervini por Sublime

Original song: “An irreversible moment” by Elena Roger and Santiago Walsh for El paraíso

Costume Design: Monica Toschi for Argentina, 1985

Art direction: Micaela Saiegh for Argentina, 1985

Makeup and Hairdressing: Dino Balanzino and Angela Garacija for Argentina,1985

Mary Louise Bemberg Award: Susu Pecoraro

Leonardo Favio Award: Alberto Ponce

Salvador Sammaritano Award: Alejandra Portela