8th Feroz Awards

The 8th ceremony of the Feroz Awards was held at the Teatro Coliseum in Madrid, on 2 March 2021.^[1] The ceremony was hosted by Pilar Castro.^[2]

8th Feroz Awards
Date	2 March 2021
Site	Teatro Coliseum, Madrid
Hosted by	Pilar Castro
Organized by	Asociación de Informadores Cinematográficos de España
Highlights
Best Picture	Schoolgirls (Drama) Rosa's Wedding (Comedy)
Best Direction	Pilar Palomero Schoolgirls
Best Actor	Mario Casas Cross the Line
Best Actress	Patricia López Arnaiz Ane Is Missing
Most awards	Schoolgirls (3)
Most nominations	Rosa's Wedding (9)
Television coverage
Network	YouTube
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Originally scheduled to take place on 8 February 2021 at the Teatro Ciudad de Alcobendas in Alcobendas, the ceremony was postponed to 2 March and moved to the Teatro Coliseum in Madrid due to the introduction of restrictions related to the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Community of Madrid.^[3][4] Esty Quesada, Asaari Bibang [es] and Samantha Hudson staged stand-up performances.^[5]

Winners and nominees

Nominations for seventeen categories were announced on 10 December 2020 in Madrid by Inma Cuesta and Andrés Velencoso.^[6] Nominations for Premio Especial and Best Documentary were announced on 21 December 2020. The awards were presented on 2 March 2021.^[7][8]

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface.

Film

Best Drama Film Schoolgirls Ane Is Missing Coven Cross the Line The Year of the Discovery	Best Comedy Film Rosa's Wedding The Europeans The People Upstairs Unfortunate Stories Unknown Origins
Best Director Pilar Palomero – Schoolgirls Icíar Bollaín – Rosa's Wedding Cesc Gay – The People Upstairs Luis López Carrasco – The Year of the Discovery David Victori [es] – Cross the Line	Best Screenplay Pilar Palomero – Schoolgirls Icíar Bollaín and Alicia Luna – Rosa's Wedding Javier Fesser and Claro García – Unfortunate Stories Luis López Carrasco and Raúl Liarte – The Year of the Discovery Marina Parés Pulido and David Pérez Sañudo [es] – Ane Is Missing
Best Actor Mario Casas – Cross the Line as Dani Raúl Arévalo – The Europeans as Miguel Alonso Javier Cámara – The People Upstairs as Julio Javier Gutiérrez – The Occupant as Javier Muñoz David Verdaguer – One for All as Aleix	Best Actress Patricia López Arnaiz – Ane Is Missing as Lide Amaia Aberasturi – Coven as Ana Andrea Fandos – Schoolgirls as Celia Kiti Mánver – One Careful Owner as Lola Candela Peña – Rosa's Wedding as Rosa
Best Supporting Actor Juan Diego Botto – The Europeans as Antonio Chema del Barco – The Plan as Ramón Ramón Barea – Rosa's Wedding as Antonio Àlex Brendemühl – Coven as Rostegui Sergi López – Rosa's Wedding as Armando Alberto San Juan – The People Upstairs as Salva	Best Supporting Actress Verónica Echegui – My Heart Goes Boom! as Amparo Juana Acosta – One Careful Owner as Sara Natalia de Molina – Schoolgirls as Adela Nathalie Poza – Rosa's Wedding as Violeta Paula Usero – Rosa's Wedding as Lidia
Best Original Soundtrack Koldo Uriarte and Bingen Mendizabal [ca] – Baby Roque Baños – Adú Maite Arroitajauregi [es] and Aranzazu Calleja [es] – Coven Roque Baños – My Heart Goes Boom! Federico Jusid and Adrián Foulkes – Cross the Line	Best Documentary Film The Year of the Discovery The Challenge: ETA Courtroom 3H Dear Werner In a Whisper
Best Trailer Javier Fesser and Rafa Martínez – Unfortunate Stories Marta Longas and Rafa Martínez – Coven Juan Santiago – Rosa's Wedding Miguel Ángel Trudu – My Heart Goes Boom! Mariana Francisco and Juan Gabriel García Román – Schoolgirls	Best Film Poster Jordi Labanda – Rifkin's Festival Natalia Montes – Coven Pablo Dávila and Espinar Gabriel – The Art of Return David de las Heras – The Europeans Alfredo Borés and Berta González – The Queen of the Lizards [ca]
Special Award My Mexican Bretzel [ca] The Plan Red Moon Tide [ca] The Queen of the Lizards [ca] White on White

Films with multiple nominations and awards

Films that received multiple nominations

Nominations	Films
9	Rosa's Wedding
6	Coven
	Schoolgirls
4	Cross the Line
	The Europeans
	The People Upstairs
	The Year of the Discovery
3	Ane Is Missing
	My Heart Goes Boom!
	Unfortunate Stories
2	One Careful Owner
	The Plan
	The Queen of the Lizards [ca]

Films that received multiple awards

Awards	Film
3	Schoolgirls

Television

Best Drama Series Riot Police (Movistar+) 30 Coins (HBO Europe) The Ministry of Time (TVE) Patria (HBO Europe) Veneno (Atresplayer Premium)	Best Comedy Series Vamos Juan (TNT España) Mira lo que has hecho (Movistar+) Nasdrovia (Movistar+) Vergüenza (Movistar+)
Best Main Actor in a Series Eduard Fernández – 30 Coins (HBO Europe) as Father Manuel Vergara Hovik Keuchkerian – Riot Police (Movistar+) as Salvador Osorio Raúl Arévalo – Riot Police (Movistar+) as Diego López Rodero Javier Cámara – Vamos Juan (TNT España) as Juan Carrasco Álex García – Riot Police (Movistar+) as Alexánder Parra Rosales	Best Main Actress in a Series Elena Irureta – Patria (HBO Europe) as Bittori Ane Gabarain – Patria (HBO Europe) as Miren Uzkudun Vicky Luengo – Riot Police (Movistar+) as Laia Urquijo Megan Montaner – 30 Coins (HBO Europe) as Elena Martín Daniela Santiago – Veneno (Atresplayer Premium) as La Veneno
Best Supporting Actor in a Series Patrick Criado – Riot Police (Movistar+) as Rubén Murillo Mikel Laskurain [eu] – Patria (HBO Europe) as Joxian Garmendia Eneko Sagardoy – Patria (HBO Europe) as Gorka Garmendia Uzkudun Manolo Solo – 30 Coins (HBO Europe) as Cardinal Fabio Santoro Guillermo Toledo – The Minions of Midas (Netflix) as Inspector Alfredo Conte	Best Supporting Actress in a Series Loreto Mauleón – Patria (HBO Europe) as Arantxa Garmendia Uzkudun Susana Abaitua – Patria (HBO Europe) as Nerea Lertxundi Macarena Gómez – 30 Coins (HBO Europe) as Merche Carmen Machi – 30 Coins (HBO Europe) as Carmen Paca La Piraña – Veneno (Atresplayer Premium) as herself

Series with multiple nominations and awards

Series that received multiple nominations

Nominations	Series
7	Patria
6	30 Coins
	Riot Police
3	Veneno
2	Vamos Juan

Series that received multiple awards

Awards	Series
3	Riot Police
2	Patria

Feroz de Honor

• Victoria Abril^[9]

References

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2. "La actriz Pilar Castro presentará los Premios Feroz 2021". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). 29 December 2020. Retrieved 18 January 2021.
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4. "Los Premios Feroz 2021 se trasladan al teatro Coliseum de Madrid". Europa Press (in Spanish). 17 January 2021. Retrieved 17 January 2021.
5. Lomas, María G. (3 March 2021). "Premios Feroz 2021: Los monólogos de Esty Quesada, Asaari Bibang, Samanta Hudson y todos los detalles reivindicativos de la gala". Serielistas. LaSexta.
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7. Medina, Marta (2 March 2021). "Premios Feroz 2021: 'Las niñas' arrasa y abre la carrera hacia los Goya". El Confidencial.
8. Gonzálvez, Paula M. (2 March 2021). "La lista de ganadores de los premios Feroz 2021". HuffPost.
9. "Victoria Abril, Premio Feroz de Honor 2021". RTVE (in Spanish). 13 January 2021. Retrieved 18 January 2021.