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Jorge Guerricaechevarr\u00eda and Daniel Monz\u00f3n pose with the Goya for Best Adapted Screenplay. Photo: EFE\/Biel Ali\u00f1o.<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Mallorcan filmmaker Daniel Monz\u00f3n has won five Goya Awards with the film “The Laws of the Border” inspired by the novel that the writer Javier Cercas published in 2011, a story that tells the adventures of three adolescent delinquents in the Spain of the Transition.<\/p>\n
The film won the awards: “Best Adapted Screenplay” (together with Jorge Guerricaechevarr\u00eda), “Best Costume Design”, “Makeup and Hairdressing” (Sarai Rodr\u00edguez, Benjam\u00edn P\u00e9rez and Nacho D\u00edaz), “Artistic Direction” (Balter Gallart) and \u201crevelation actor\u201d (Chechu Salgado).<\/p>\n
Julia de Paz Solvas and N\u00faria Dunj\u00f3 L\u00f3pez also aspired to the award for best adapted screenplay, for ‘Ama’; Majorcan Agust\u00ed Villaronga, for ‘The Belly of the Sea’; and Benito Zambrano and Cristina Campos, for ‘Lemon bread with poppy seeds’.<\/p>\n
“First of all, a kiss to Agust\u00edn (Villaronga)”, said Monz\u00f3n when he went on stage, where he wanted to thank the “mythical team” with which he worked on the film.<\/p>\n
Border Laws places us in the summer of 1978, in the midst of a democratic transition, where a 16-year-old boy seems to not fit into his own middle-class world, begins to mingle with other young people in a very different environment, who in the world of crime.<\/p>\n