Latin American Films Secure Goya Award Nominations

Six regional productions from Cuba, Bolivia, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay have secured selection in the current race for the Goya Awards.

Regional Selections Highlighted for the Prestigious Award

Latin American cinema has earned prominent recognition on the road to the Goya Awards, with several regional productions selected for the upcoming ceremony. The titles stand out in the current race for the prestigious award, highlighting the international impact and artistic quality of storytelling across the region.

Six Titles Representing Latin American Cinema

The selection features the Cuban film Neurótica Anónima, the Bolivian production La hija cóndor, Ecuador’s Hiedra, and Puerto Rico’s entry Esta isla. Rounding out the group are the Dominican Republic’s Bajo el mismo sol and Uruguay’s Un cabo suelto. These nominations validate the effort of artists who continue betting on a shared dream through stories shaped by joy, love, sadness, or pain.

The 46th International Festival in Havana

This regional showcase coincides with preparations for the 46th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema in Havana, Cuba. Reporting from Juventud Rebelde noted the extraordinary nature of each cinematic work, their prior festival runs, and the histories that inspired their adaptations. Inclusion in the Havana catalog provides an additional point in favor of their visibility and international circuit journey.

Goya Awards Ceremony Scheduled for Pamplona

The Goya Awards ceremony will take place in the Spanish city of Pamplona on February 6, 2027.

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