British star Naomi Watts dedicated her Donostia Award to the late, great David Lynch on Saturday night. Watts picked up San Sebastián Film Festival’s most prestigious honor before a screening of her latest feature, The Housewife. She was introduced by J.A. Bayona, the Spanish filmmaker who directed Watts in 2012’s The Impossible, which would earn the actress her second Oscar nomination. “Naomi, I want to thank you for having trusted that young director who was scared to death,” said Bayona, who spoke touchingly about their time shooting the project, based on a real story from the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami....
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