Cuban nominees Angie and Ulises Hernández are recognized at the 12th Platino Awards for their contributions to film sound design and music composition. The awards ceremony is scheduled for April 27 in Madrid, Spain, showcasing works that enhance the visibility of Ibero-American cinema.
Cuban professionals Angie and Ulises Hernández have reached the final nomination stage for the 12th Platino Awards, set to take place on April 27 at the Ifema Municipal Palace in Madrid, Spain, as reported by the Cubacine Icaic website. Angie, a graduate of the Faculty of Audiovisual Media Arts and the International Film and Television School, is nominated for her sound design work on the film “A Night with the Rolling Stones,” directed by Patricia Ramos. Notably, this film is competing against works from Spain and Argentina.
Hernández’s contributions extend beyond this film, including sound design for several acclaimed documentaries such as “Tren de la Línea Norte” (2013) and “El música de las esferas” (2018). Recently, she garnered recognition at the Ceará Film Festival in Brazil for her work on “La mujer salvaje” (2023).
Ulises Hernández, another nominee, is recognized for his score in the Cuban-Costa Rican film “La invención de las especias,” directed by Tania Hermida. Competing alongside renowned composers such as Alberto Iglesias and Gustavo Santaolalla, Ulises has a vast body of work in Cuban cinema, collaborating with notable directors.
Among the competitive films, “La infiltrada” from Spain and “El Jockey” from Argentina stand out with numerous nominations. Additionally, the series “Cien años de soledad” has gained significant attention with eight nominations. These films are contending for the Best Film category against other notable entries from Brazil and Portugal.
The Platino Awards have become a prominent highlight in the Ibero-American film landscape since their inception in 2014, aiming to enhance international recognition and promote quality productions within Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries. This prestigious award ceremony unites influential figures from the film and television sectors across the region.
Cuban filmmakers Angie and Ulises Hernández have gained recognition through their nominations for the upcoming Platino Awards, showcasing their significant contributions to Ibero-American cinema. The ceremony, which fosters international visibility for regional projects, will feature notable competitors and highlight the growing presence of Cuban talent in the film industry.
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