Antonio Banderas, Lou Diamond Phillips, Juliette Binoche, Jennifer Lopez and Eva Longoria are among the nominees up for honors at tonight’s presentation of the 31st annual Imagen Awards, which recognize positive portrayals and creative excellence of Latinos and Latino culture.
Two films are nominated for best picture: “The 33,” which tells the story of the 33 miners trapped in a Chilean mine collapse, and “Kidnap Capital,” the story of illegal immigrants held hostage in an Arizona drop house.
Banderas and Mario Casas are nominated for best film actor for their work in “The 33,” along with Ryan Guzman of “Beyond Paradise.”
Binoche is nominated for best actress for her work in “The 33,” along with Morena Baccarin of “Deadpool” and Francia Raisa of “Beyond Paradise.”
On the small screen, nominees for best primetime drama are “American Crime,” “Castle,” “Code Black,” “The Fosters,” “Major Crimes,” “Shades of Blue” and “Switched at Birth.” Nominated for best primetime comedy are “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “Jane the Virgin,” “Modern Family,” “Telenovela” and “Young & Hungry.”
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund will be honored with a president’s award during the Beverly Hilton ceremony, while Gloria Calderon Kellett, executive producer of “One Day at a Time,” will receive the Norman Lear Writer’s Award.
Lear is the founder of the Imagen Awards.
Here is a complete list of nominees: Best Picture
— “The 33”
— “Kidnap Capital” Best Director
— Patricia Riggen, “The 33”
— Felipe Rodriguez, “Kidnap Capital” Best Actor – Feature Film
— Antonio Banderas, “The 33”
— Mario Casas, “The 33”
— Ryan Guzman, “Beyond Paradise” Best Actress – Feature Film
— Morena Baccarin, “Deadpool”
— Juliette Binoche, “The 33”
— Francia Raisa, “Beyond Paradise” Best Supporting Actor – Feature Film
— Lou Diamond Phillips, “The 33”
— Reynaldo Pacheco, “Our Brand Is Crisis”
— Edgar Ramrez, “Joy”
— Rodrigo Santoro, “The 33” Best Supporting Actress – Feature Film
— Julie Carmen, “Dawn Patrol”
— Cote de Pablo, “The 33”
— Kate del Castillo, “The 33” Best Primetime Television Program – Drama
— “American Crime”
— “Castle”
— “Code Black”
— “The Fosters”
— “Major Crimes”
— “Shades of Blue”
— “Switched at Birth” Best Primetime Television Program – Comedy
— “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
— “Jane The Virgin”
— “Modern Family”
— “Telenovela”
— “Young & Hungry” Best Primetime Program: Special or Made-for-TV-Movie
— “Crimson Peak: En Exclusiva con Guillermo del Toro”
— “The Passion”
— “Show Me a Hero” Best Actor – Television
— Gael Garcia Bernal, “Mozart in the Jungle”
— Oscar Isaac, “Show Me a Hero”
— Daniel Mora, “Sin Verguenza”
— Wagner Moura, “Narcos”
— Pedro Pascal, “Narcos”
— Jon Seda, “Chicago PD” Best Actress – Television
— Eliana Alexander, “Sin Verguenza”
— America Ferrera, “Superstore”
— Eva Longoria, “Telenovela”
— Jennifer Lopez, “Shades of Blue”
— Jaina Lee Ortiz, “Rosewood”
— Gina Rodriguez, “Jane the Virgin”
— Raini Rodriguez, “Austin & Ally”
— Sofa Vergara, “Modern Family” Best Supporting Actor – Television
— Jaime Camil, “Jane the Virgin”
— Jencarlos Canela, “Telenovela”
— JM Longoria III, “Sin Verguenza”
— Joe Minoso, “Chicago Fire”
— Esai Morales, “Mozart in the Jungle”
— Jose Moreno Brooks, “Telenovela”
— Rico Rodriguez, “Modern Family” Best Supporting Actress – Television
— Stephanie Beatriz, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
— Melissa Fumero, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
— Alex Meneses, “Telenovela”
— Andrea Navedo, “Jane the Virgin”
— Monica Raymund, “Chicago Fire”
— Diana Maria Riva, “Telenovela”
— Lisa Vidal, “Being Mary Jane” Best Young Actor – Television
— Paola Andino, “Every Witch Way”
— Nathan Arenas, “BUNK’D”
— Felix Avitia, “Gamer’s Guide to Pretty Much Everything”
— Dalila Bela, “Odd Squad”
— Isabela Moner, “100 Things to Do Before High School”
— Jenna Ortega, “Stuck in the Middle”
— Maria Quezada, “Talia In the Kitchen” Best Variety or Reality Show
— “The Biggest Loser: Temptation Nation”
— “Brain Games”
— “Cesar 911”
— “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”
— “MasterChef”
— “The Real” Best Children’s Programming
— “Doc McStuffins”
— “Dora and Friends: Into the City!”
— “Every Witch Way”
— “Sesame Street”
— “Talia In the Kitchen” Best Documentary/Film or Television
— “American Dreamers”
— “Great Performances”
— “The Latin Explosion: A New America”
— “No Mas Bebes (No More Babies)”
— “SC Featured: No Excuses”
— “Voces and American Masters: Pedro E. Guerrero: A Photographer’s Journey” Best National Informational Program
— “24/7: Cotto/Canelo”
— “Beyond Dreams, The Story of Emmanuel ‘El Cabrito’ Zuniga”
— “Pati’s Mexican Table”
— “Vice” Best Local Informational Program
— “LA Now” (LA County Office of Countywide Communication)
— “Life Connected: Hispanic Heritage Special” (NBC4-Southern California)
— “Puerto Rican Voices” (WIPR / The Center for Puerto Rican Studies)
— “VISTA L.A.” (KABC-TV; ABC7) Best On-Air Advertising
— “Crossover: Prince Royce” (Landia)
— “Hispanic Heritage Month: Yair Rodriguez” (UFC.com; Zuffa LLC)
— “The Messenger” (UFC.com; Zuffa LLC)
— “Sin Verguenza” (www.SVseries.com; Kavich Reynolds Productions & AltaMed Health Services Corporation)
— “Space for Dreams” (Caviar Films) Best Theatrical Short or Student Film
— “22 Years” (Dawn Noel Pignuola)
— “Guiltless” (Ajuua Entertainment)
— “The Two Rickies” (Juan Diego Ramirez)
— “Vamonos” (Film Independent/Project Involve) Best Web Series
— “BUTS Webseries” (BUTS Inc.)
— “LA Now” (LA County Office of Countywide Communication)
— “Puerto Rican Voices” (WIPR / The Center for Puerto Rican Studies)
— “Sin Verguenza” (www.SVseries.com; Kavich Reynolds Productions & AltaMed Health Services Corporation)
— “Through The Wall” (The Guardian; Human Resources Company)
