Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Jan 25 (EFE) .- The Lanzarote actor Roberto Cabrera values the nomination for the Goya Awards of the short film “Expenses Included”, in which he stars, as “the perfect climax” to the future of a production that has already It has been recognized in different festivals, as announced this Monday.
Cabrera was awarded last year as the best leading actor at the Tarazona and Moncayo Comedy Film Festival, the Fuentes de Ebro Film Festival in Zaragoza, the Palencia International Film Festival and the Almería International Film Festival for that work, in which “he shares the bill with the experienced Ramón Barea, National Theater Award,” the island interpreter highlights in a statement.
Who is grateful as “a new recognition” for the Goya nomination for “Expenses Included”, a film directed by Javier Macipe that – in detail – will compete in the category of best fiction short film in the highest awards of the Spanish film industry.
Roberto Cabrera emphasizes that, with this nomination, “the good news continues” for his career and vows to finally obtain the award.
Because “for the entire ‘Expenses Included’ team it would be a dream to be able to take the Goya for the best short film, with all that it represents,” he says.
The actor recalls in his note that he was trained at the Juan Carlos Corazza school in Madrid, and has worked in musicals, television programs and short films, a sector that premiered in 2010 with the production “Efímera”, also under the direction by Javier Macipe. EFE
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