Goya Awards 2025: Discover the Top Nominees and Where to Watch Them

The Goya Awards 2025 have unveiled their top contenders, setting the stage for a competitive race for the prestigious ‘cabezones.’ This 39th edition of Spanish cinema’s premier accolades promises an open field with a diverse array of nominations.

The Stage is Set in Granada

This year, the Goya Awards will take place in Granada on Saturday, February 8. The ceremony will be hosted by notable actresses and offers a rich tapestry of genres ranging from social dramas to police thrillers, black comedies, and psychological dramas. Interestingly, many of these films are based on real events.

Top Contenders with Multiple Nominations

Four films have garnered more than ten nominations each, closely followed by another four with over five nominations. These standout productions are available either in theaters or via streaming services. Below is a list of key nominees that emerged from the academic votes.

El 47 – 14 Nominations

The leading contender, El 47, directed by Marcel Barrena, tells a powerful true story about Manolo Vital’s fight for community rights in post-Franco Barcelona. Released on September 6, it remains in select theaters and will be available on streaming platforms starting January 10.

The Infiltrator – 13 Nominations

Another strong favorite is The Infiltrator, featuring Carolina Yuste as Arantxa, who infiltrates ETA. Premiering on October 11, it continues to play in theaters and will stream from February.

Second Prize – 11 Nominations

This film was chosen to represent Spain at the Oscars but shines primarily at home. It chronicles Los Planetas’ challenges in the ’90s music scene. Available now on streaming services.

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The Room Next Door – 10 Nominations

A significant contender not for Best Picture but other major categories is Pedro Almodóvar’s English-language debut starring Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore. It premiered on October 18 and remains in theaters until January 17 when it becomes available online.

The Red Virgin – 9 Nominations

This historical narrative follows Aurora’s ambitious upbringing of her daughter Hildegart in ’30s Spain. Streaming now on Prime Video.

House on Fire – 8 Nominations

A dark comedy exploring family dynamics through Montse’s eyes during a fateful weekend retreat. Catch it now on Netflix.

The Blue Star – 8 Nominations

  1. Mauricio Aznar’s musical journey to Latin America amid personal struggles forms the heart of this film.

Available on various streaming platforms including Movistar Plus+ and Filmin.

Marco – 5 Nominations

  • A biographical drama about Enric Marco Batlle’s controversial life story, led by Eduard Fernández with notable recognition at the awards.

Currently screening in select cinemas; upcoming availability online soon.