The Association of Cinematographic Chroniclers of Argentina organized during the night of this Monday the delivery of the 70th edition of the Silver Condor Awards -recognition of the national productions of films in cinema and platforms- where “The dog that does not silence”, by Ana Katz, rose leading the list of winners. The film released in 2021, was not only chosen as the Best Film but was also distinguished in the categories of Best Direction (Ana Katz), Original Screenplay (Ana Katz and Gonzalo Delgado), Male Revelation (Daniel Katz) and Supporting Actor (Carlos Portaluppi).
Ana Katz, winner of her award “The Dog that is not Silent” | Photo: Instagram @elperroquenocalla
The ceremony was held at the Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo (popularly known by its acronym CC25, located at Av Triunvirato 4444, City of Buenos Aires), and awarded Leonardo Sbaraglia (for “Errante Corrazón”) and Érica Rivas (for “El Prófugo”) as the best leading performances.
Three new awards
For the first time, the Academy presented three new awards. The Leonardo Favio award went to the Argentine director Adolfo Aristarain, 12 times winner of the Silver Condor; the María Luisa Bemberg award that highlighted the work of the outstanding producer Vanessa Ragone, and the Salvador Sammaritano award, to the critic, teacher and researcher Fernando Martín Peña.
On the other hand, the Buenos Aires gonier BA Audiovisual presented the audience award for the Best Fiction Film in Competition that this time was for “Implosión”, by Javier van de Couter.In addition, Osvaldo Laport won his first Silver Condor for the song “Volveré” from the film Bandido, composed with Diego BravoAbout the law of Specific Funds for Culture
In the context of cultural emergency and after the bill to extend to fifty years the expiration of the specific funds that finance the film, music, theater, popular libraries, dance and more industries was not discussed in the Senate; the president of the Academy, Juan Pablo Russo, allocated an instance of the night to “express his concern about the delay in treatment.”
“Culture is in danger because in December the law expires. Therefore, the senators of our country are urged to reverse this situation by approving the law that extends them for 50 more years. The climax is a right that the rulers must guarantee,” he said at the beginning of the ceremony. The first edition of the Silver Condor for series is coming
The event was led by Gabriela Radice, who was in charge of revealing that on November 14 at the CCK (Kirchner Cultural Center) the first delivery of the Silver Condor Awards for series will be held. Nominees will be announced at the end of October and will correspond to the period between January 1, 2021 and October 15, 2022.Full list of winners
Fiction Film: “The Dog That Is Not Silent” by Ana Katz
Documentary Film: “Esquirlas” by Natalia Garayalde and “A house without curtains” by Julían Troksberg
First Feature: “Karnawal” by Juan Pablo Félix
Film in Co-production with Argentina: “Akelarre” by Pablo Agüero (Spain, France and Argentina)
Ibero-American Film: “El agente topo” by Maite Alberdi (Chile)
Short fiction: “Sycorax” by Matías Piñeiro and Lois Patiño
Short documentary: “North Terminal” by Lucrecia Martel
Director: Ana Katz for “The dog that does not silence”
Leading Actress: Érica Rivas for “The Fugitive”
Leading Actor: Leonardo Sbaraglia for “Wandering Heart”
Supporting Actress: Monica Lairana for “Karnawal”
Supporting Actor: Alfredo Castro for “Karnawal” and Carlos Portaluppi for “El perro que no calla”
Female Revelation: Nina Vera Suárez Bléfari for “Implosion”
Male Revelation: Daniel Katz for “The Dog That Doesn’t Shut Up”
Original Screenplay: Gonzalo Delgado and Ana Katz for “El perro que no calla”
Adapted Screenplay: Natalia Meta and Leonel D’Agostino for “The Fugitive”, based on the book The Lesser Evil by C.E. Feiling
Cinematography: Bárbara Álvarez for “El prófugo”
Editing: Martin Sappia and Julieta Secco for “Esquirlas”
Sound Design: Guido Berenblum for “The Fugitive”
Original Music: Luciano Azzigotti for “The Fugitive”
Original Song: “Volveré” by Diego Bravo and Osvaldo Laport for “Bandido”
Costume Design: Regina Calvo and Gabriela Varela Laciar for “Karnawal”
Art Direction: Ailí Chen for El prófugo and Federico Mayol for “El apego”
Makeup and Hairdressing: Néstor Burgos for “El apego”
Maria Luisa Bemberg Award: Vanessa Ragone
Leonardo Favio Award: Adolfo Aristarain
Salvador Sammaritano Award: Fernando Martín Peña
PreMio to Journalistic Merit: Guillermo Courau, Catalina Dlugi, Javier Luzi, María Fernanda Mugica and Juan Pablo Russo.
BA Audiovisual Audience Award: “Implosión”, by Javier van de Couter
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