This Thursday the Association of Cinematographic Chroniclers of Argentina announced to the 68 Winning productions of the Silver Condor Awards.

It should be noted that the advertisement corresponds to the entire film production of 2019, whose ceremony was postponed due to the health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The winners were announced by Alejandra Quevedo in the C5N studios and the statuettes will be delivered to the winners during the next face-to-face ceremony to be held on a date to be defined..

"The sleepwalkers", Paula Hernandez, was consecrated as the best film of the year. The same also obtained the award to the direction, award that was shared with Alejandro Fadel for “Die, monster, go dead".

Fadel's film won seven statuettes, becoming the most awarded. further, got the corresponding to photography, art direction, Costume Design, mounting, sound and makeup and hairdressing.

For his part "Good intentions", Ana García Blaya, achieved four awards, including debut feature, main actor (Javier Drolas), Supporting Actress (jasmine Stuart) and original music. The same number got "The Sleepwalkers", that to those of film and direction were added those of supporting actor for Luis Ziembrowski and leading actress for Érica Rivas, award shared with Sofía Gala Castiglione for "Caring for others", by Mariano González.

"A Brief History of the green planet", Santiago Loza, obtained two Silver Condors. For its original script, corresponding to Earthenware, and the female revelation for Romina Escobar. "Absence of me", de Melina Terribili, was distinguished as the best documentary.

Another of the prizes shared in this edition was that of male revelation, which was in the hands of Benicio Mutti Spinetta for "Ciegos" and Gastón Re for "Un rubio".

Leonel D’Agostino for “The Son”, won in the adapted screenplay category thanks to the cinematographic transposition of the novel “A protective mother” by Guillermo Martínez.

From this year, The Association of Cronistas awards the Best Film in co-production with Argentina. The first award went to "Monos" by Alejandro Landes (Colombia, Argentina, Netherlands, Sweden, Uruguay, U.S, Switzerland, Denmark, France). While the Silver Condor to the Ibero-American film went to "Pain and Glory" by the Spanish Pedro Almodóvar.

For the second consecutive year, the best original song for a film was awarded. The winner was “I’ll Be Waiting For Your Love” from the film "The adopters", whose music and lyrics correspond to Pedro Onetto and is interpreted by Kevin Johansen.

Finally, "A dark day of injustice", by Daniela Fiore and Julio Azamor, y “Playback, rehearsal for a farewell ", Agustina Comedi, they took the prizes corresponding to the fiction and documentary short films.

The Association of Cinematographic Chroniclers of Argentina dedicated this installment to the memory of Guillermo Álamo, Francisco Loiácono, Fernando López and Rodolfo Weisskirch, recently deceased partners of the entity.

Complete list of winners of the Silver Condor

Best Fiction Film: sleepwalkers, Paula Hernandez

Best Documentary: Absence of me, Melina Terribili

Best First Feature: Good intentions, Ana García Blaya

Best Fiction Short Film: A dark day of injustice, by Daniela Fiore and Julio Azamor

Best Documentary Short Film: Playback, rehearsal for a farewell, Agustina Comedi

Best Film in Co-production with Argentina: Monkeys, by Alejandro Landes (Colombia, Argentina, Netherlands, Sweden, Uruguay, U.S, Switzerland, Denmark, France)

Best Ibero-American Film: Pain and glory, Pedro Almodóvar (Spain)

Best Direction (equally): Paula Hernández for The Sleepwalkers, and Alejandro Fadel for Die, monster, go dead

Best actress (equally): Sofía Gala Castiglione for Caring for others, and Erica Rivas for The Sleepwalkers

Best Actor: Javier Drolas for Good intentions

Best Supporting Actress: Jasmine Stuart for Good Intentions

Best Supporting Actor: Luis Ziembrowski for The Sleepwalkers

Women revelation: Romina Escobar for Brief history of the green planet

Breakthrough Male (equally): Benicio Mutti Spinetta for Blind, and Gastón Re for Un rubio

Best Original Screenplay: Santiago Loza for Brief history of the green planet

Best Adapted Screenplay: Leonel D’Agostino for The Son, based on the novel “A protective mother” by Guillermo Martínez

Best Direction of Photography: Julián Apezteguía and Manuel Rebella for Die, monster, go dead

Best Editing: Andrés Estrada for Die, monster, go dead

Better Sound: Santiago Fumagalli for Die, monster, go dead

Best Original Music: Ripe Banana Skins for Good Intentions

Best Original Song: “I’ll Be Waiting For Your Love” of the adopters. Lyrics and music: Pedro Onetto. Interpreter: Kevin Johansen

Best Costume Design: Florence Caligiuri for Die, monster, go dead

Best Art Direction: Laura Caligiuri for Die, monster, go dead

Best Makeup and Hairstyling: Alberto Moccia for Die, monster, go dead