Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain and Glory’ Sweeps Spanish Academy Goya Awards

The films of Pedro Almodóvar are an international treasure, and the only real tragedy of the director not working in the English language is that it really limits the actresses he can work with. Imagine the possibilities!

MADRID — Not resting on his laurels after a whirlwind year promoting and exhibiting his latest Oscar-nominated feature, “Pain and Glory,” Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar has designs to get back behind the camera soon with two English-language projects, marking the first time in his decades-long career the director will film in the language.

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Sunday’s Oscars ceremony had the biggest names in Hollywood take the stage to be recognized for their contribution in last year’s best films. Golden statuettes were handed out in 24 categories including Best Picture, Best Actress and, of course, Best Actor, for which Antonio Banderas received a nomination for his performance in Pedro Almodóvar film Pain and Glory.

The actor Antonio Banderas was first told he should pursue acting from an unlikely person: filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar. The director responsible for Volver and Talk to Me passed by the Pain and Glory star on the street, and noted his good looks.

The International Cinephile Society is known for going its own way with its annual awards, and its latest edition is no exception. Leading the field for its 17th awards was Pedro Almodóvar’s semi-autobiographical “Pain and Glory,” which won best picture, and best actor for Antonio Banderas.

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Antonio Banderas received his first-ever Academy Award nomination for lead actor, thanks to his portrayal of Salvador Mallo in Pedro Almodóvar's Spanish-language film Pain and Glory.The actor spoke to The Hollywood Reporter In Studio about the nomination, saying, "I mean, it's beautiful, the nomination itself, but just in the way that I got here and the circumstances that are surrounding this nomination are all beautiful.

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Without filmmaking, my life is meaningless," says Salvador Mallo, the depressed director in Pedro Almodóvar's new film, Pain and Glory.

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Pedro Almodóvar’s Oscar-nominated, semi-autobiographical drama Pain and Glory was the big winner at the 34th Goya Awards, Spain's top film honors, taking home Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay.Pain and Glory star Antonio Banderas won Best Actor for his role as the depressed director Salvador Mallo, while the film also nabbed Goyas for Best Editing, Best Original Music and a Best Supporting Actress win for Julieta Serrano, who plays Mallo's aging mother.Alejandro

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