20th Iris Awards (Spain)
television awards
The 20th Iris Awards ceremony, organised by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, honoured the best in Spanish television of 2018 and took place at the Cines Kinépolis in Pozuelo de Alarcón on 23 October 2018.
Awards
The 20th Iris Awards were held on 23 October 2018 at the Cines Kinépolis, in Ciudad de la Imagen, Madrid region, Spain. Hosted by Boris Izaguirre, the ceremony was broadcast on Twitter. The television channel Antena 3 was the night's biggest winner, as well as the shows Cocaine Coast and Operación Triunfo. Besides the Iris awards conceded by the academy, the jury's and critics' Iris awards were also delivered during the ceremony. The critics' award was gifted to Atresmedia Studios' Sonia Martínez. The jury's awards were gifted to Carlos Sedes & Jorge Torregrossa, Clásicos y Reverentes, Eso no se pregunta, Informe Robinson, Jalis de la Serna (for Enviado especial) and Elena de Lorenzo.
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