Talents Award X ESCAC
15,000 € award, to be awarded to the rights owner (person or company) that registered and/or confirmed the film’s selection at the festival. All films selected for the Talents section are eligible for this award (filmmakers with up to 2 fiction feature films in their filmography, including the one selected for this edition). With the collaboration of ESCAC.
Un Impulso Colectivo Award X DAMA
5,000 € award, to be awarded to the director of the winning film. All films selected for the Un Impulso Colectivo section are eligible for this award. With the collaboration of DAMA.
Un Impulso Colectivo – Short Films Award
Premio dotado con 1000 euros a percibir por el director o directora del cortometraje ganador de la sección Un Impulso Colectivo – Cortometrajes. Since 2026, the festival is part of the list of qualifying festivals for the Goya Awards in the short film categories.
FIPRESCI Award
Award granted with the collaboration of FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics). All films selected for the Talents section are eligible for this award.
Green Talent Award
Award to the film in the Talents section that stands out for promoting the values of the 2030 agenda of ecology, equality and sustainability.
Young Jury Award
The award is given by a jury of 15 young people aged between 18 and 25, who will select the best of ten films from different sections of the festival.
The Young Jury is made up of Aida Carrasco Vivan, Alan Gómez, Àngela Domínguez Fernàndez, Armand Perelló, Emma Témez, Ginesta Puigarnau Moreno, Ismael Ceballos, Jaume Cladera Payeras, Joaquín Munuce, Lara Laguna Miralles, Luana Roca Pinzón, Mariona Casanovas Rigau, Núria Orient, Roger Bach, Tomeu Bosch.
Audience Award X CAMPARI
Award selected from the audience attending the festival screenings, except the opening and closing films, special screenings and the retrospective. With the collaboration of Campari.
Audience Award – Short Films
Award selected from the audience attending the screenings of the section Un Impulso Colectivo – Short Films.
Screenwriter for film and television. He has written the screenplays for several recent Catalan and Spanish film hits and has been recognized with a Goya Award for Best Original Screenplay for Casa en flames and a Gaudí Award for Mi amiga Eva, among others.
Journalist and head of culture at Cadena Ser radio. She directs the program El Cine en la Ser and is the author of several books on film and gender perspective. She was also part of the radio and television program La Script.
Writer and poet, author of Napalm al cor, winner of the Llibres Anagrama book prize, and other acclaimed literary works translated into thirteen languages. He has published two award-winning books of poetry.
Specialist in film training and industry. She coordinates Morelia Pro at the Morelia Film Festival and is part of the programming committee of the Biarritz Amérique Latine Film Festival, where she also manages the co-production forum.
Distributor and cultural manager. She has been involved with the Márgenes Film Festival since its founding, and is its current director. She is also a co-founder of Márgenes Distribución and the PRÓXIMA association, and chairs Matriz, an association of Madrid film festivals.
Writer specializing in contemporary culture and literature. She has developed a career that combines cultural criticism with literary creation. With La señora Potter no es exactamente Santa Claus, she won several awards, including the Finestres Narrative Prize.
She is a director and screenwriter. Her films have been screened at festivals such as Seminci, Raindance, and D’A, where she received the Audience Award for her latest short film, El norte. She is currently developing her first feature film.
A filmmaker from Murcia, he has directed three documentaries, including El viento que golpea mi ventana, which premiered at Punto de Vista and won awards at the Abycine and D’A film festivals. His work explores family and collective memory and blends audiovisual formats and tones.
A director and screenwriter, he is the author of the short film Mi arma, which was selected for some twenty festivals. He makes his feature debut with ¡Dolores, guapa!, a documentary that won an award at the Seville Film Festival and was nominated for the Feroz and Carmen Awards.
With a degree in Political Science, she is a journalist and film critic specializing in Belgian cinema. She is the editor-in-chief of Cinergie.be and has focused her work on giving a voice to professionals in the film industry.
A graduate in History with a master’s degree in Film Studies. He is a critic and the author of the book Scream Queer, which specializes in LGBTQIA+ representation in horror films. He collaborates with the Sitges Film Festival and is the creator of the Walpurgis Festival, dedicated to queer horror.
He is a Peruvian cultural manager and film journalist. He has worked as a programmer, producer, and moderator at several national and international festivals. He carries out cultural, research, and curatorial projects related to Peruvian cinema.
She is part of the sustainability department of the CCMA and combines it with sustainability in other audiovisual productions such as the film Harta or the series Esto no es Suecia, which have been shot in Barcelona and with which he has worked with the Green Film certificate.
