In front of a crowd and with millions and millions of people following the broadcast from different parts of the world, Ricardo Darin he left protocols aside for a second and, in full speech after receiving the Golden Globe for best foreign film for “Argentina, 1985”made an important mention of the consecration of the Selection in it Qatar World Cup 2022.
“Thank you very much, I am very proud and I love you. I am going to say a few words in Spanish for my people,” anticipated the prestigious actor, before the already viral dedication: “For all the people of Argentina, after the world championship, this is a great joy.”
The exact moment of The celebration of Darín did not take long to go viral on social networks, it was filled with likes and Internet users actively banked the mention of the actor to the Scaleneta and, above all, they celebrated the important recognition that the film received, which was a success in our country and which is already going strong all over the world.
Argentine National Team – 11-1-2023
Darín’s soccer speech in full celebration
An exciting prize
Argentina, 1985, the film directed by Santiago Miter and starring Ricardo Darín that tells the background of the Trial of the Juntas, won the Golden Globe for best foreign film at the 80th edition of the awards given by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The triumph of the Argentine production leaves it well positioned in its candidacy to access the international film shortlist for the Oscars, a goal she approached by being shortlisted on the short list of 15 candidates.
Everything will be defined on January 24 with the announcement by the Hollywood Academy of the Oscar nominations, with room for five feature films that will compete on March 12 at the ceremony to be held at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles with comedian Jimmy Kimmel conducting.
“I am very happy to be here. I want to dedicate this award to the great actor Ricardo Darín and to all those who fought for democracy in Argentina”, Miter assured when thanking the distinction and before giving the pass to Darín, who broke it with his very soccer phrase.
Ricardo Darín and Santiago Miter pose with the award. The film, written by Miter and his regular collaborator Mariano Llinás, is starring Darín and Lanzani and was the only Latin American film in competition at the awards held at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles that honor the best of American film and television. Mitre’s film, which follows the story of how prosecutors Julio Strassera, played by Darín, and Moreno Ocampo organize the trial of the military juntas of the last dictatorship, was shortlisted last week in the Best Foreign Language Film category at the Bafta British Film Awards, to be held on February 19 at an event hosted by Hayley Atwell and Toheeb Jimoh.
The film, which was the most viewed last year in Argentine theaters, You must wait until January 19 to find out if it will be part of the final list of five international productions that will compete for the awarddelivered by the UK Academy of Film and Television Arts.
The historical drama also earned nominations at the Goya and the Critics’ Choice Awards and developed an extensive tour of international festivals since its theatrical release on September 29, like in Venice, where he won the critics prize (FIPRESCI); San Sebastián, in which he won the Audience Award; Havana, where she won best male performance (Darín), artistic direction (Micaela Saiegh) and screenplay (Llinás and Mitre), among others.