Wagner Moura and The Secret Agent Win 4 Platino Awards

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Wagner Moura won the Publics Award for Best Actor in Cinema at the Platino Xcaret 2026 for his performance in The Secret Agent, securing seven awards in total.
The Eternaut received eight Platino Awards, including Best Miniseries, Direction, Editing, and Original Score. Paulina Gaitan won Best Actress in a Miniseries and Álvaro Morte earned Best Actor in TV for their roles in respective series.
The Platino Awards ceremony also presented the Platino Honor Award to Guillermo Francella.
Notable films honored at the Platinum Awards included Sundays, Belen, Deaf, Olivia and the Clouds, La Cena, Apocalypse In The Tropics, and Chespirito: Sin Querer Querendo. The documentary Apocalypse In The Tropics was a Brazil-Denmark-US coproduction directed by Petra Costa, and Deaf was awarded Best First Film.

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Wagner Moura received the Publics Award for Best Actor in Cinema at the Platino Xcaret 2026 for his performance in The Secret Agent. Moura was not present to accept the award in Riviera Maya, Mexico; the ceremony host announced it would be sent to him. This win brings Brazil’s total statuettes at the Platino Xcaret 2026 to four. The 13th annual Platinum Awards, presented by Carlos Torres and Cayetana Guillen-Cuervo, honored achievements across various countries. The Secret Agent, directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, was a significant winner, securing seven awards. These included Best IberoAmerican Fiction Film, Best Director for Mendonça Filho, Best Actor for Wagner Moura, and Best Screenplay. The film also received awards for Best Editing (Eduardo Serrano and Matheus Farias), Best Original Music (Tomaz Alves Souza and Mateus Alves), and Best Art Direction (Thales Junqueira). Other notable wins included: Best Actress: Blanca Soroa for Sundays Best Supporting Actress: Dolores Fonzi for Belen Best Ensemble Actress: Camila Plaate for Belen Best Ensemble Actor: Alvaro Cervantes for Deaf Best Cinematography: Mauro Herce for Sirat Best Sound Team: Amanda Villavieja, Laia Casanovas, and Yasmina Praderas for Sirat

Platinum Awards Honor Multiple Film and TV Winners at Xcaret Ceremony

Best Animation Film: Tomas Pichardo-Espaillat for Olivia and the Clouds Best IberoAmerican Comedy: La Cena Best Documentary: Apocalypse In The Tropics, a Brazil-Denmark-US coproduction directed by Petra Costa. Best First Film: Deaf, directed by Eva Libertad. In the television categories, The Eternaut received eight Platino Awards, including Best Miniseries, Direction, Editing, and Original Score. Paulina Gaitan won Best Actress in a Miniseries for Las Muertas. The series Chespirito: Sin Querer Querendo won for Best Miniseries or Series. Álvaro Morte earned Best Actor in TV for Anatomia de un Instante, and Candela Peña received Best Actress in TV for Furia. The Platino Awards ceremony also presented the Platino Honor Award to Guillermo Francella. The event took place at Xcaret, Mexico. The day before the May 9th ceremony, a political exchange occurred between Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum and the president of Madrid’s regional government, Isabel Diaz Ayuso.

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