The 2024 Platinum Awards victor, the snow society

A ceremony called the Platino Awards was held this past Saturday, honoring the most outstanding works of Ibero-American film and television. At six o’clock in the evening, Mexico time, or eight o’clock in the evening, the event started at the Gran Tlachco Theater in Xcaret Park, which is located in Quintana Roo, Mexico.

And, as was to be predicted, “The Snow Society” emerged victorious as the night’s most prestigious prize, having received the greatest number of nominations.

The film directed by Juan Antonio Bayona was the recipient of six awards, making it the production that received the most statuettes of the XI Edition. These awards included the award for Best Ibero-American Fiction Film, as well as the awards for Best Direction, Best Male Performance, Best Editing Direction, Best Cinematography, and Best Sound Direction. In this sense, the film was the winner of several categories in which it was shortlisted.

Furthermore, Bayona’s film was awarded in technical categories, including Best Editing Direction (Jaume Martí and Andrés Gil), Best Cinematography (Pedro Luque), and Best Sound Direction (Oriol Tarragó, Marc Orts, and Jorge Adrados). Furthermore, Enzo Vogrincic was the recipient of the prestigious prize for Best Male Performance.

Presented here is the comprehensive list of those who have been awarded the Platinum Awards.

During a night that was filled with triumph for Spain, J.A. Bayona’s “Society of the Snow,” which was nominated for an Academy Award, won all of the top prizes at Platino Xcaret. This event was called after the location of the annual Platino Awards, which took place this year at the Xcaret Park in Riviera Maya, Mexico.

The predicament of the Argentine film industry, which was made worse by the decision of the far-right president Javier Milei to shut down the country’s film institute, INCAA, was also on the minds of many people.

Bayona, upon accepting his prize for best director, made the following statement: “Argentina, we are here standing by your side, you’re not alone.” Bayona cited Adolfo Aristarain, a renowned Argentine filmmaker, as one of his influences.

Bayona’s horrifying depiction of the crash of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 in 1972, from which just sixteen passengers survived after being lost in the Andes for seventy-two days, became the second most viewed non-English video in the history of Netflix. In his acceptance speech upon receiving the award for best feature film, Bayona expressed his gratitude to his cast and crew, saying, “I wouldn’t be here without the book that Pablo Vierci wrote.”

The critically acclaimed debut feature film “20,000 Species of Bees,” directed by Estibaliz Urresola and centered on an eight-year-old child who is dealing with her gender identification, was also a huge winner, winning four awards, including the award for best first feature.

Additionally, Xcaret served as the setting for a conference of Argentine filmmakers and their supporters from all over Ibero-America. The purpose of this event was to voice their disapproval of the devastating developments that have been affecting Argentina’s renowned film industry, which has received 25 Platino nominations presently.

There were also significant victories for Chile in this 11th edition, with the films “El Conde” by Pablo Larrain and “The Eternal Memory” by Maite Alberdi, both of which were nominated for an Academy Award, winning honors to their respective categories. A venerable Chilean actor named Alfredo Castro was awarded the award for best actor in a series for his portrayal of Salvador Allende in the television series “The Thousand Days of Allende.”

An Argentine actress named Cecilia Roth, who was presented with the Platino Honorary award, expressed her regret that there will be a limited number of films produced in Argentina in the next year. She made the observation that “for me, the Platino Awards is like an entire country where we can cross paths, interact with each other, and tell each other experiences.” After that, she continued, “Our industry is fragile; let us continue to nurture it.” There were projects from 23 different nations that were competing for this edition.

Andy Chango, an Argentine actor and singer, was the first person to be brought onto the stage to receive an award for his work in the miniseries “El amor después del amor.” Chango made the statement, “They are killing our cinema, they are killing our culture.”

Daniel Burman, an Argentine who won the award for best creator of a television miniseries or series for his show “Iosi, the Regretful Spy” (also known as “Iosi, el espia arrenpentido”), which was produced by Oficina Burman of The Mediapro Studio for Prime Video and was cited by the New York Times as one of the best television shows of 2023, also brought attention to the crisis that is occurring in his country.

Additionally, “Society of the Snow” was awarded the audience award for Best Ibero-American Film, which was presented the day before the main event on the agenda.

At the same time, “Burning Body” (“El Cuerpo en llamas”) was awarded the audience award for best miniseries or series. Additionally, Enzo Vogrincic won the audience award for “Society of the Snow,” Dolores Fonzi won the audience award for “Blondi,” Santiago Korovsky won the audience award for “División Palermo,” and Úrsula Corberó won the audience award for “Burning Body.”

In the next year, Madrid will play host to the 12th annual Platino Awards. When it comes to hosting the event, Xcaret will take turns with Madrid over the course of the following four years.

At the eleventh annual Platino Awards, which took place on Saturday evening, the top prizes were dominated by the films 20,000 Species of Bees, which was the debut film of Basque filmmaker Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren, and Society of the Snow, which was a survival drama for Netflix directed by J. A. Bayona.

In the year that just passed, the Ibero-American award show was held at the El Gran Tlachco theater, which is located in Xcaret Park, Riviera Maya. For her work on Society of the Snow, Bayona was awarded the day’s best director award. Meanwhile, 20,000 Species of Bees was awarded the titles of Best Screenplay and Best First Feature. The film was also awarded the title of Best Feature.

At the Berlin Film Festival, the film 20,000 Species of Bees had its debut. The film’s lead performer, Sofía Otero, became the recipient of the silver bear award for outstanding leading performance. The film follows an eight-year-old girl and her mother as they go through a series of revelations that will alter the course of their lives forever. The story takes place throughout the summer in a village house that is connected to beekeeping.

The Venice Film Festival was brought to a close by Bayona’s Society of the Snow the previous year. The narrative of the 45 individuals who boarded Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 from Montevideo to Chile on October 13, 1972 is depicted in the film, which is based on the book of the same name written by Pablo Vierci and released for the first time in 2008. The number of passengers on board was forty, with 19 of them being members of the Old Christians Club rugby team.

There were five staff members on board. The pilot started his descent too soon, which led to the plane crashing into the Andes Mountains, which resulted in the immediate death of twelve people. All of the survivors clung to the hope that assistance was on its way, but none of it ever arrived. After suffering from hunger for several weeks and having used up all that was stored in the hold of the airplane, they were compelled to do the unimaginable and consume the flesh of those who had passed away. Alive, a film released in 1993, featured Frank Marshall as the narrator of the story. The film is Spain’s chosen candidate for the Oscar in the category of Best International Feature.

It was a fantastic night for Spain in Mexico, with all of the major cinema categories, with the exception of the award for Best Documentary, which went to the Chilean filmmaker Maite Alberdi for her film The Eternal Memory, being given to Spanish filmmakers. Robot Dreams received the award for Best Animated Feature, while Under Therapy by Gerardo Herrero won the award for Best Comedy.

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