The 2nd Goya Awards ceremony, presented by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain, took place at the Palacio de Congresos de Madrid on 22 March 1988. It was hosted by Fernando Fernán Gómez.
The Enchanted Forest won the award for Best Film.
Winners and nominees The winners and nominees are listed as follows:
The Enchanted Forest Divine Words El Lute: Run for Your Life José Luis Garci – Course Completed Vicente Aranda – El Lute: Run for Your Life Bigas Luna – Anguish Alfredo Landa – The Enchanted Forest Imanol Arias – El Lute: Run for Your Life José Manuel Cervino – The War of the Madmen Verónica Forqué – A Merry Life Victoria Abril – Lute: Run for Your Life – The House of Bernarda Alba Juan Echanove – Divine Words Agustín González – Moors and Christians Pedro Ruiz – Moors and Christians Verónica Forqué – Moors and Christians Marisa Paredes – Turnip Top Terele Pávez – Rafael Azcona – The Enchanted Forest – The War of the Madmen Rafael Azcona, Luis García Berlanga – Moors and Christians Life Is Most Important • Mexico Man Facing Southeast • Argentina A Successful Man • Cuba – Divine Words Javier Aguirresarobe – The Enchanted Forest Hans Burmann – Pablo González del Amo – Divine Words Julio Peña – Hostages in the Barrio – – Turnip Top Mario Morales – Course Completed Daniel Vega – Francisco Teres – Anguish John Collins – Rest in Pieces Julián Martín – Miguel Ángel Polo, – Divine Words Bernardo Menz, – The Enchanted Forest , – José Nieto – The Enchanted Forest Milladoiro – Divine Words Raúl Alcover – Guests – The House of Bernarda Alba – The Enchanted Forest – Javier Artiñano – The Enchanted Forest Pepe Rubico – The House of Bernarda Alba Javier Artiñano –
Honorary Goya Rafaela Aparicio was the recipient of the Honorary Goya Award.
References
External links Gala of the 2nd Goya Awards on RTVE Play