The 2026 Goya Awards took place in Barcelona for the first time in 25 years, hosted at the Auditori Forum CCIB. The event celebrated the best of Spanish cinema, with top contenders including "Los domingos" with 13 nominations and "Sirât" with 11. A total of 218 Spanish films released in 2025 were eligible for awards, highlighting a rich year in cinematic achievements.

In this edition, the nominations spanned various categories, with films like "Maspalomas" receiving nine nominations, followed by "La cena" and "Sorda" with eight and seven respectively. The ceremony not only recognized outstanding films but also filmmakers, as reflected in the categories for Best Film and Best Director. Notable nominees in these categories included titles such as "La cena," "Los domingos," "Sirât," and others that reflect the diverse storytelling present in contemporary Spanish cinema.

The Goya Awards are a significant event in the Spanish film industry, showcasing not just established filmmakers but also new talents. This year’s celebration underscores the evolving landscape of Spanish cinema, providing a platform for impactful stories and creative expressions that resonate with audiences. As the industry continues to grow, the outcomes of these awards may have implications for future productions and international recognition.