Within the framework of the delivery of the Sur Awards to the cinematographic productions made during the past year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Argentina chose the film "Los Sonámbulos" as the national achievement that will fight to compete for an Oscar next year.

Organized jointly with the Department of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, The Awards were presented in the gardens of the Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art. In that context, "Good intentions" and "The Sleepwalkers" turned out to be the most awarded ", with five statuettes each. "Go dead, monster dies " (3) and "The Tale of the Weasels" (2) they completed the podium.

Then, The sidewalk presents you the complete list with all the winners:

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Sebastián Arzeno for "The Good Intentions"

Best Original Screenplay: Ana García Blaya for "The Good Intentions"

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Arauco Hernandez, Martín Mauregui and Federico Veiroj for "Thus spoke the money changer" based on the novel “Thus he spoke the moneychanger” de Juan E. Gruber.

BEST ART DIRECTION: Laura Caligiuri for “Die, Monster, Go dead"

BEST COSTUME: Monica Toschi for "The Sleepwalkers"

BEST MAKEUP AND CHARACTERIZATION: Ángela Garacija for "The Sleepwalkers"

REVELATION FEMENINA: Amanda Minujín for "Good Intentions"

BEST PHOTOGRAPHY: Julián Apezteguía and Manuel Rebella for “Die, Monster, Go dead"

BEST DOCUMENTARY FILM: "Flora is not a hymn to life" directed by Iair Said

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Verónica Llinás for "The Odyssey of the Giles"

BEST SOUND: Jose Luis Diaz (†) by "The Tale of the Weasels"

Best Editing: Andrés Estrada for “Die, Monster, Go dead"

REVELATION MASCULINA: Sebastián Arzeno for "The Good Intentions"

BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC: Pedro Onetto for "The Sleepwalkers"

BEST FIRST: "The Good Intentions" directed by Ana García Blaya

BEST ACTRESS PROTAGONIST: Graciela Borges for "The Story of the Weasels"

Best actor: Gustavo Garzón por “Sueño de Florianópolis”

BEST DIRECTOR: Paula Hernández for "The Sleepwalkers"

Best Feature: "The Sleepwalkers" directed by Paula Hernández