60th Ariel Awards

DateJune 5, 2018

SitePalacio de Bellas Artes
Mexico City, Mexico

Hosted byMónica Huarte and Mauricio Isaac

Directed byAlex Balassa

60th Ariel Awards
Official poster for the 60th Ariel Awards created by Dr. Alderete.
Date	June 5, 2018
Site	Palacio de Bellas Artes Mexico City, Mexico
Hosted by	Mónica Huarte and Mauricio Isaac
Directed by	Alex Balassa
Highlights
Best Picture	Sueño en Otro Idioma
Most awards	Sueño en Otro Idioma (6)
Most nominations	Sueño en Otro Idioma (16)
Television coverage
Network	Canal 22
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The 60th Ariel Awards ceremony, organized by the Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences (AMACC) took place on June 5, 2018, at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. During the ceremony, AMACC presented the Ariel Award in 26 categories honoring films released in 2017. The ceremony was televised in Mexico by Canal 22.

Sueño en Otro Idioma received six awards out of its 16 nominations, including Best Picture. La Región Salvaje followed with five awards, including Best Director for Amat Escalante. Actress Queta Lavat and cinematographer Toni Kuhn received the Golden Ariel for their outstanding artistic careers.

Awards

During a press conference held on April 23, 2018, actresses Ilse Salas and Tiaré Scanda announced the nominees for the 60th Ariel Awards.^[1] Sueño en Otro Idioma received the most nominations with 16, including Best Picture;^[1] by virtue of his position as President of the AMACC, its film director, Ernesto Contreras did not submit his name for consideration for Best Director.^[2]^[3] For the first time three female directors were listed for the Best Director accolade, Natalia Beristáin, Lucía Gajá, and Issa López.^[2] Gajá was also nominated for Best Picture, Best Documentary Feature, Best Film Editing (Batallas Íntimas) and Best Animated Short (Nos Faltan). Lopez also received a nomination for Best Original Screenplay for Vuelven. Karina Gidi and Daniel Giménez Cacho received nominations for Best Actress and Best Actor for playing adult versions of Rosario Castellanos and Ricardo Guerra Tejada, respectively, while Tessa Ia and Pedro de Tavira, were nominated for Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor, for the younger versions of the same roles, with Gidi winning the award.^[3]

The following list includes nominees and winners will be highlighted with boldface and a ‡ symbol.^[4]

Best Picture Sueño en Otro Idioma – Agencia Sha, Revolver Ámsterdam, FOPROCINE, Estudios Churubusco Azteca, and EFICINE‡ Batallas Íntimas – Caguama producciones (CasaDeLou), FOPROCINE, and IMCINE La Libertad del Diablo – Artegios and Animal de Luz Films La Región Salvaje – Mantarraya Producciones and Tres Tunas Tiempo Compartido – Piano	Best Director Amat Escalante – La Región Salvaje‡ Natalia Beristáin – Los Adioses Lucía Gajá – Batallas Íntimas Everardo González – La Libertad del Diablo Issa López – Vuelven
Best Actor *Eligio Meléndez – Sueño en Otro Idioma* as Evaristo*‡ Leonardo Alonso – El Vigilante* as Salvador Humberto Busto – Oso Polar as Heriberto Daniel Giménez Cacho – Los Adioses as Ricardo Guerra Tejada Gabino Rodríguez – Los Crímenes de Mar del Norte as Goyo Cárdenas	Best Actress *Karina Gidi – Los Adioses* as Rosario Castellanos*‡ Ángeles Cruz – Tamara y la Catarina* as Tamara Cassandra Ciangherotti – Tiempo Compartido as Eva Angelina Peláez – Tamara y la Catarina as Doña Meche Arcelia Ramírez – Verónica as Verónica de la Serna
Best Supporting Actor *Miguel Rodarte – Tiempo Compartido* as Andrés*‡ Juan Pablo de Santiago – Sueño en Otro Idioma* as Evaristo Pedro de Tavira – Los Adioses as Ricardo Guerra Tejada Emilio Echevarría – El Elegido as Coronel Salazar Hoze Meléndez – Sueño en Otro Idioma as Isauro	Best Supporting Actress *Verónica Toussaint – Oso Polar* as Flor*‡ Simone Bucio – La Región Salvaje* as Verónica Tessa Ia – Los Adioses as Rosario Castellanos Joanna Larequi – Las Hijas de Abril as Clara Fátima Molina – Sueño en Otro Idioma as Lluvia
Best Actor in a Minor Role *Andrés Almeida – Tiempo Compartido* as Abel*‡ Norman Delgadillo – Los Crímenes de Mar del Norte* as Jorge Roldán Héctor Holten – El Vigilante as Oficial Serrano Tenoch Huerta – Vuelven as El Chino Hernán Mendoza – Las Hijas de Abril as Gregorio	Best Actress in a Minor Role *Bernarda Trueba – La Región Salvaje* as Marta Vega*‡ Norma Angélica – Sueño en Otro Idioma* as Flaviana Vico Escorcia – Los Crímenes de Mar del Norte as Paquita Mónica Miguel – Sueño en Otro Idioma as Jacinta Mercedes Pascual – Tamara y la Catarina as Doña Amalia
Breakthrough Male Performance *Juan Ramón López – Vuelven* as El Shine*‡ Luis Amaya Rodríguez – Ayúdame a Pasar la Noche* as Carlos Luis de la Rosa – Mientras el Lobo No Está as Alex Máximo Hollander – Los Herederos as Coyo Jesús Meza – La Región Salvaje as Ángel	Breakthrough Female Performance *Ana Valeria Becerril – Las Hijas de Abril* as Valeria*‡ Macarena Arias – Alba* as Alba Nicolasa Ortíz Monasterio – Sueño en Otro Idioma as María Paola Lara – Vuelven as Estrella Ruth Ramos – La Región Salvaje as Alejandra
Best Original Screenplay Sueño en Otro Idioma – Carlos Contreras‡ La Libertad del Diablo – Everardo González and Diego Enrique Osorno La Región Salvaje – Amat Escalante and Gibrán Portela Tiempo Compartido – Sebastián Hofmann and Julio Chavezmontes Vuelven – Issa López	Best First Feature Film El Vigilante – Diego Ros‡ Ayúdame a Pasar la Noche – José Ramón Chávez Los Años Azules – Sofía Gómez Córdova Mientras el Lobo No Está – Joseph Hemsani Plaza de la Soledad – Maya Goded
Best Ibero-American Film Una Mujer Fantástica (Chile) – Sebastián Lelio‡ Aquarius (Brazil) – Kleber Mendonça Filho La Mujer del Animal (Colombia) – Víctor Gaviria Últimos Días en La Habana (Cuba) – Fernando Pérez Zama (Argentina) – Lucrecia Martel	Best Documentary Feature La Libertad del Diablo – Everardo González‡ Batallas Íntimas – Lucía Gajá El Maíz en los Tiempos de Guerra – Alberto Cortés Plaza de la Soledad – Maya Goded Un Exilio: Película Familiar – Juan Francisco Urrusti
Best Documentary Short Subject La Muñeca Tetona – Diego Enrique Osorno and Alexandro Aldrete‡ Artemio – Sandra Luz López Juan Perros – Rodrigo Ímaz Relato Familiar – Sumie García Tecuani, Hombre Jaguar – Isis Alejandra Ahumada and Nelson Omar Aldape	Best Animated Short Cerulia – Sofía Carrillo‡ Amor, Nuestra Prisión – Carolina Corral Nos Faltan – Lucía Gajá and Emilio Ramos Poliangular – Alexandra Castellanos Última Estación – Héctor Dávila
Best Live Action Short Oasis – Alejandro Zuno‡ Chambelán – Fabián León La Ramona – Antonio de Jesús Sánchez Libre de Culpa – Santiago Arriaga and Mariana Arriaga Mamartuile – Alejandro Saevich	Best Original Score Sueño en Otro Idioma – Andrés Sánchez Maher‡ Batallas Íntimas – Jacobo Lieberman and Leonardo Heiblum La Libertad del Diablo – Quincas Moreira La Región Salvaje – Guro Moe Plaza de la Soledad – Jacobo Lieberman and Leonardo Heiblum
Best Film Editing La Región Salvaje – Fernanda de la Peza and Jacob Secher Schulsinger‡ Batalla Íntimas – Francisco X. Rivera, Lucía Gajá, and Mariana Rodríguez La Libertad del Diablo – Paloma López Carrillo Plaza de la Soledad – Valentina Leduc Vuelven – Joaquim Marti	Best Sound Sueño en Otro Idioma – Enrique Greiner, Pablo Tamez, and Raymundo Ballesteros‡ La Habitación – Antonio Diego, Jorge Juárez, Tomasz Dukszta and Omar Juárez La Libertad del Diablo – Matías Barberis, Jaime Baksht, Michelle Couttolenc, Bernat Fortiana, and Pablo Tamez La Región Salvaje – Raúl Locatelli, Sergio Díaz, and Vincent Arnandi Vuelven – Emilio Cortés, Martin Hernández, Jaime Baksht, Michelle Couttolenc, and Alejandro Quevedo
Best Cinematography Sueño en Otro Idioma – Tonatiuh Martínez‡ El Elegido – Guillermo Granillo La Habitación – Guillermo Granillo and Bogumil Godfrejów La Libertad del Diablo – María José Secco Los Adioses – Dariela Ludlow	Best Art Direction El Elegido – Antonio Muñohierro‡ La Habitación – Carlos Jacques‡ Los Adioses – Carlos Jacques Sueño en Otro Idioma – Bárbara Enríquez Vuelven – Ana Solares
Best Costume Design La Habitación – Mariestela Fernández and Gabriela Diaque‡ El Elegido – Mercè Paloma Los Adioses – Anna Terrazas Los Crímenes de Mar del Norte – Fernanda Vélez Sueño en Otro Idioma – Gabriela Fernández	Best Makeup Vuelven – Adam Zoller‡ El Elegido – Maru Errando and Carlos Sánchez La Habitación – Carlos Sánchez and Itzel Peña Los Crímenes de Mar del Norte – Nury Alamo Sueño en Otro Idioma – Maripaz Robles
Best Special Effects La Región Salvaje – José Manuel Martínez‡ El Elegido – Lluis Rivera and Alejandro Vázquez La Habitación – Arturo Godínez Purasangre – Yoshiro Hernández Sueño en Otro Idioma – Alejandro Vázquez	Best Visual Effects La Región Salvaje – Peter Hjorth‡ El Elegido – Lluís Castells La Habitación – Radoslaw Rekita Mientras el Lobo No Está – Raúl Prado Vuelven – Raúl Prado, Juan Carlos Lepe and Edgar Piña

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