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Vázquez's 'Decorado' Wins Big at Quirino Awards
17 Apr
Summary
- 'Decorado' earned Best Feature Film at the Quirino Awards.
- The film also secured an animated feature Goya Award.
- Awards were distributed across five countries: Spain, Colombia, Portugal, Brazil, and Argentina.
The 9th Ibero-American Animation Quirino Awards recently concluded, with Alberto Vázquez's "Decorado" earning the coveted Best Feature Film award. This victory marks Vázquez's third Quirino Award, having previously won for his short films "Decorado" (2018) and "Homeless Home" (2021). The Spanish-Portuguese co-production "Decorado" also achieved recognition with an animated feature Goya Award earlier this year.
Notable wins also included Colombia's "There Is Something Behind You" for Best Series and Portugal's "Dog Alone" for Best Short Film. The awards celebrated animation from a total of five countries, with Spain leading with three wins, followed by Colombia and Portugal with two each, and Brazil and Argentina securing one award apiece.
Other recognized works included "Ballad of Fishes and Birds" for School Short Film, "Paulinha" for Best Music Video, "18 Months" for Best Commissioned Film, and "Stars in the Trash" for Best Video Game Animation. Technical categories celebrated achievements in Visual Development, Animation Design, and Sound Design, with contributions from Brazil, Argentina-Mexico, and Spain.
