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Award ceremony for Spanish films of 1987

2nd Goya Awards
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Date	22 March 1988
Site	Palacio de Congresos, Madrid
Hosted by	Fernando Rey
Highlights
Best Film	The Enchanted Forest
Best Actor	Alfredo Landa The Enchanted Forest
Best Actress	Verónica Forqué A Merry Life
Most awards	The Enchanted Forest (5)
Most nominations	The Enchanted Forest (8)
Television coverage
Network	TVE
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The 2nd Goya Awards were presented in Madrid, Spain on 22 March 1988.

The Enchanted Forest won the award for Best Film.

Winners and nominees

Major award nominees

Best Film *The Enchanted Forest* Divine Words El Lute: Run for Your Life	Best Director José Luis Garci – Course Completed Vicente Aranda – El Lute: Run for Your Life Bigas Luna – Anguish
Best Actor Alfredo Landa – The Enchanted Forest Imanol Arias – El Lute: Run for Your Life José Manuel Cervino – The War of the Madmen	Best Actress Verónica Forqué – A Merry Life Victoria Abril – Lute: Run for Your Life Irene Gutiérrez Caba [es] – The House of Bernarda Alba
Best Supporting Actor Juan Echanove – Divine Words Agustín González – Moors and Christians Pedro Ruiz – Moors and Christians	Best Supporting Actress Verónica Forqué – Moors and Christians Marisa Paredes – Turnip Top Terele Pávez – Laura [es]
Best Screenplay The Enchanted Forest – Rafael Azcona The War of the Madmen – Manolo Matji [es] Moors and Christians – Rafael Azcona and Luis García Berlanga	Best Spanish Language Foreign Film Life Is Most Important • Mexico Man Facing Southeast • Argentina A Successful Man • Cuba

Other award nominees

Best Cinematography Divine Words – Fernando Arribas [ca] The Enchanted Forest – Javier Aguirresarobe La rusa [ca] – Hans Burmann [es]	Best Editing Divine Words – Pablo González del Amo [es] Hostages in the Barrio – Julio Peña My General [ca] – José Luis Matesanz [ca]
Best Production Supervision Turnip Top – Marisol Carnicero [es] Course Completed – Mario Morales Policía [es] – Daniel Vega	Best Special Effects Anguish – Francisco Teres Rest in Pieces – John Collins To the Four Winds [ca] – Julián Martín
Best Sound Divine Words – Miguel Ángel Polo and Enrique Molinero [es] The Enchanted Forest – Bernardo Menz and Enrique Molinero [es] The Impeccable Sinner [ca] – Carlos Faruolo [ca] and Enrique Molinero [es]	Best Original Score The Enchanted Forest – José Nieto Divine Words – Milladoiro Guests [es] – Raúl Alcover
Best Art Direction The House of Bernarda Alba – Rafael Palmero The Enchanted Forest – Félix Murcia [es] The Lieutenant Nun [es] – Eduardo Torre de la Fuente [es]	Best Costume Design The Enchanted Forest – Javier Artiñano The House of Bernarda Alba – Pepe Rubico To the Four Winds [ca] – Javier Artiñano

Honorary Goya

Rafaela Aparicio

External links

Official website (Spanish)
IMDb profile Archived 2010-01-17 at the Wayback Machine

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