13th Feroz Awards

13th Feroz Awards
13th Feroz Awards
Date	24 January 2026
Site	Pontevedra Auditorium and Convention Centre, Pontevedra, Spain
Hosted by	Petra Martínez; Samantha Hudson; Antonio Durán "Morris"; Elisabet Casanovas;
Organized by	Asociación de Informadores Cinematográficos de España
Highlights
Most nominations	Film: Sundays (9); Television: Superstar & Little Faith (6);

The 13th Feroz Awards ceremony, presented by the Asociación de Informadores Cinematográficos de España (AICE), will take place on 24 January 2026 at the Pontevedra Auditorium and Convention Centre.

Back ground

The reported set of gala hosts consisted of Petra Martínez, Samantha Hudson, Antonio Durán "Morris", and Elisabet Casanovas.^[1]^[2]

On 17 November 2025, AICE announced actress Marta Fernández-Muro as the recipient of the Honorary Feroz Award, presenting her as "an expert scene-stealer and an essential face of Spanish cinema in the 1980s".^[3] A week later, AICE announced the shortlist of candidates for the 'Arrebato' Fiction Award (Aro berria, Balearic, Sleepless City, Decorado, The Heaven of Animals, Emergency Exit, Strange River, Gaua, Jone, Sometimes, The Exiles, Silence, Sirāt, Superstar, The Stepmother's Bond, and A Whale) and the shortlist of candidates for the 'Holded Arrebato' Non-Fiction Award (A nuestros amigos, Atín Aya. Retrato del silencio, Constelación Portabella, El último arrebato, Ellas en la ciudad, Erreplika, Fandango, Filmei paxaros voando, Hija del volcán, La marsellesa de los borrachos, Madrid, Ext., Pendaripen, Quién vio los templos caer, Afternoons of Solitude, and Un hombre libre).^[4]

The main film and series nominations were read by Milena Smit and Manu Ríos on 27 November 2025.^[5] The nominations for the 'Arrebato' fiction and non-fiction categories were announced on 11 December 2025.^[6]

Nominations

The nominations are listed as follows:^[7]^[8]

Film

Best Drama Film Sundays — Marisa Fernández Armenteros, Sandra Hermida, Nahikari Ipiña, Manu Calvo (producers) Maspalomas — Ander Barinaga-Rementeria, Ander Sagardoy Múgica, Fernando Larrondo, Xabier Berzosa (producers) Romería — María Zamora, Olimpia Pont Cháfer, Àngels Masclans (producers) Sirāt — Agustín Almodóvar, Esther García, Oriol Maymó, Xavi Font (producers) Deaf — Miriam Porté, Nuria Muñoz Ortín, Adolfo Blanco, Gerard Marginedas (producers)	Best Comedy Film The Dinner — Cristóbal García, Lina Badenes, Roberto Butragueño (producers) Decorado — Chelo Loureiro, Iván Miñambres, Jose María Fernández de Vega, Nuno Beato (producers) My Friend Eva — Marta Esteban, Laia Bosch (producers) Band Together — Ramón Campos, Victor Fandiño (producers) Wolfgang — Núria Valls, Marta Sánchez de Miguel, Gerard Verdaguer, Ghislain Barrois (producers)
Best Director Jose Mari Goenaga, Aitor Arregi — Maspalomas Oliver Laxe — Sirāt Eva Libertad — Deaf Alauda Ruiz de Azúa — Sundays Carla Simón — Romería	Best Screenplay in a Film Alauda Ruiz de Azúa — Sundays Jose Mari Goenaga — Maspalomas Carla Simón — Romería Oliver Laxe, Santiago Fillol — Sirāt Eva Libertad — Deaf
Best Main Actor in a Film Mario Casas — Away as Sergio Álvaro Cervantes — Deaf as Héctor Sergi López — Sirāt as Luis Jose Ramon Soroiz — Maspalomas as Vicente Alberto San Juan — The Dinner as Genaro	Best Main Actress in a Film Ángela Cervantes — Fury as Alexandra Miriam Garlo — Deaf as Ángela Patricia López Arnaiz — Sundays as Maite Nora Navas — My Friend Eva as Eva Blanca Soroa — Sundays as Ainara
Best Supporting Actor in a Film Asier Etxeandia — The Dinner as Alonso Miguel Garcés — Sundays as Iñaki Joaquín Núñez — Los Tigres as Gordo Miguel Rellán —The Captive as Antonio de Sosa Kandido Uranga — Maspalomas as Xanti	Best Supporting Actress in a Film Nagore Aranburu — Sundays as madre priora Isabel Iraia Elias — She Walks in Darkness as Begoña Elena Irureta — Deaf as Elvira Maria de Medeiros — The Portuguese House as Amalia Elvira Mínguez — The Dinner as Juana
Best Original Soundtrack Alejandro Amenábar — The Captive Hidrogenesse (Carlos Ballesteros & Genís Segarra) — Daniela Forever Aránzazu Calleja — Maspalomas Ernest Pipó — Romería Kangding Ray — Sirāt	Best Trailer Alberto de Toro — The Dinner Mikel Garmilla — Maspalomas Aitor Tapia, Manel Barriere — Sundays Miguel Ángel Trudu — Romería Aitor Tapia — Sirāt
Best Film Poster Jimena Merino, Álvaro León, Luis León, David Herranz — Sundays Dan Petris, Jaume Caldés — Away Jose A. Peña, Quim Vives — Romería Daniel Requena, Alba Vence, Quim Vives — Sirāt Ana Domínguez, Rafa Castañer — Afternoons of Solitude

Films with multiple nominations

Films with multiple nominations
Nominations	Film
9	Sundays
7	Sirāt
7	Maspalomas
6	Romería
6	Deaf
5	The Dinner
2	The Captive
	Away

Television

Best Drama Series The Anatomy of a Moment — José Manuel Lorenzo, Domingo Corral, Manuela Ocón Aburto, Fran Araújo (producers) La canción — Susana Herreras, Fran Araújo, Pepe Coira, Ignacio Corrales (producers) Pubertat — Oriol Maymó, Miriam Porté (producers) La ruta Vol 2: Ibiza — Montse García, Nacho Lavilla, Eduardo Villanueva (producers) Jakarta — Fran Araújo, Diego San José, Alejandro Flórez, Javier Méndez (producers)	Best Comedy Series Old Dog, New Tricks — Aitor Gabilondo, Jota Aceytuno (producers) Rage — Santi Botello, Tedy Villalba Jr., Antonio Trashorras, José María Caro (producers) Little Faith — Juan Maidagán, Pepón Montero, Fran Araújo, Pepe Ripoll (producers) Fate — Sofía Fábregas, Luis Santamaría, Pablo Guerrero, Paco Plaza (producers) Superstar — Javier Ambrossi, Javier Calvo (producers) La vida breve — Cristóbal Garrido, Adolfo Valor, Antonio Asensio, Susana Herreras (producers)
Best Main Actor in a Series Javier Cámara — Jakarta as José Ramón "Joserra" Garrido Raúl Cimas — Little Faith as José Ramón Ricardo Gómez — Fate as David Santamaría López Álvaro Morte — The Anatomy of a Moment as Adolfo Suárez Luis Zahera — Old Dog, New Tricks as Antón	Best Main Actress in a Series Anna Castillo — Su majestad as Pilar Ingrid García-Jonsson — Superstar as Marimar Cuena Seisdedos / Tamara / Yurena Esperanza Pedreño — Little Faith as Berta Candela Peña — Rage as Nat Carla Quílez — Jakarta as Mar Carolina Yuste — La canción as Massiel
Best Supporting Actor in a Series Carlos Bernardino — Fate as Jerónimo "Jero" Martín Eduard Fernández — The Anatomy of a Moment as Santiago Carrillo David Lorente — Jakarta as Millán Secun de la Rosa — Superstar as Leonardo Dantés Manolo Solo — The Anatomy of a Moment as Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado	Best Supporting Actress in a Series Julia de Castro — Little Faith as Berta's sister María Jesús Hoyos — Little Faith as Berta's mother Rocío Ibáñez — Superstar as Margarita Seisdedos Natalia de Molina — Superstar as Loly Álvarez Betsy Túrnez — Pubertat as Estel Moreno Leonor Watling — La vida breve as Isabel de Farnesio
Best Screenplay in a Series Rafael Cobos, Fran Araújo, Alberto Rodríguez — The Anatomy of a Moment Félix Sabroso, Juan Flahn — Rage Juan Maidagán, Pepón Montero — Little Faith Nacho Vigalondo, María Bastarós, Paco Bezerra, Claudia Costafreda — Superstar Diego San José, Daniel Castro, Fernando Delgado-Hierro — Jakarta

Series with multiple nominations

Films with multiple nominations
Nominations	Series
6	Superstar
6	Little Faith
5	The Anatomy of a Moment
5	Jakarta
3	Fate
3	Rage
2	Old Dog, New Tricks
	La canción
	Pubertat
	La vida breve

Honorific awards

Honorary Feroz Award Marta Fernández-Muro
'Arrebato' Special Award (Fiction) Aro berria Sleepless City Strange River Silence The Exiles	'Holded Arrebato' Special Award (non-Fiction) A nuestros amigos Ellas en la ciudad Filmei paxaros voando Madrid, Ext. Afternoons of Solitude

References

^ Fresneda, Laura (20 November 2025). "Elisabet Casanovas, cuarta presentadora de la Gala de los Premios Feroz". Cadena SER.
^ Gago, Marcos (20 November 2025). "Elisabet Casanovas completa el cuarteto que presentará los Premios Feroz 2026 en Pontevedra". La Voz de Galicia.
^ Penide, L. "La actriz «robaescenas» Marta Fernández-Muro, Premio Feroz de Honor 2026". La Voz de Galicia.
^ Fernández, Luis (24 November 2025). "Los Premios Feroz anuncian los 30 títulos seleccionados para sus Arrebato de no Ficción y Ficción". Kinótico.
^ Penide, L (27 November 2025). "«Los domingos», «Poquita fe» y «Superstar» acaparan las nominaciones a los Premios Feroz". La Voz de Galicia.
^ San Martín, Mirian (11 December 2025). "Los Premios Feroz desvelan los diez títulos nominados a los Arrebato de ficción y no ficción". Faro de Vigo. Prensa Ibérica.
^ Sabaté, Jordi (27 November 2025). "'Los domingos' arrasa en las nominaciones de los Premios Feroz con nueve candidaturas". eldiario.es.
^ Rebolledo, Matías G.; Mantilla, Daniel (27 November 2025). "'Los domingos', 'Poquita fe' y 'Superestar' dominan las nominaciones de los Feroz 2026". Kinótico.

[ser-1] Fresneda, Laura (20 November 2025). "Elisabet Casanovas, cuarta presentadora de la Gala de los Premios Feroz". Cadena SER.

[2] Gago, Marcos (20 November 2025). "Elisabet Casanovas completa el cuarteto que presentará los Premios Feroz 2026 en Pontevedra". La Voz de Galicia.

[3] Penide, L. "La actriz «robaescenas» Marta Fernández-Muro, Premio Feroz de Honor 2026". La Voz de Galicia.

[4] Fernández, Luis (24 November 2025). "Los Premios Feroz anuncian los 30 títulos seleccionados para sus Arrebato de no Ficción y Ficción". Kinótico.

[5] Penide, L (27 November 2025). "«Los domingos», «Poquita fe» y «Superstar» acaparan las nominaciones a los Premios Feroz". La Voz de Galicia.

[6] San Martín, Mirian (11 December 2025). "Los Premios Feroz desvelan los diez títulos nominados a los Arrebato de ficción y no ficción". Faro de Vigo. Prensa Ibérica.

[7] Sabaté, Jordi (27 November 2025). "'Los domingos' arrasa en las nominaciones de los Premios Feroz con nueve candidaturas". eldiario.es.

[8] Rebolledo, Matías G.; Mantilla, Daniel (27 November 2025). "'Los domingos', 'Poquita fe' y 'Superestar' dominan las nominaciones de los Feroz 2026". Kinótico.

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