It was the most nominated film, and it won the most awards. SundaysThe film "La Vie en La Vie," by Basque director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, competed in eight categories and was the big winner at the Feroz Awards, presented by the Association of Film Journalists of Spain. It took home five awards: Best Drama Film, Best Director, Best Actress (Patricia López Arnaiz), Best Supporting Actress (Nagore Aranburu), and Best Screenplay (Alauda Ruiz de Azúa). In other words, film journalists have succumbed to the ambiguity of a film about a young woman's religious vocation, a film that has received praise from both the Catholic Church and the most agnostic or atheist critics. "Everyone, including the protagonist, acts convinced they are doing the right thing. Nobody listens to anyone, nobody understands anyone. That's the essence of the year, that's the era we live in," said Ruiz de Azúa in her acceptance speech.