"The Domingos" and "Maspalomas", the films with the most nominations for the Feroz Awards
The Domingos, with nine nominations, and Maspalomas, with seven, are the most nominated films for the 2026 Feroz Awards.
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Alauda Ruiz de Azua Vizcaíno Los domingos eta Jose Mari Goenaga and Aitor Arregi Guipuzcoanos Maspalomas films will compete with Sirat (Oliver Laxe),Romeria (Carla Simon) and Sorda
One or the other of these five filmmakers will receive the \u00A0 Feroz Awards forBest Direction and Best Screenplay In the case of Basque productions they will also competeforthe Best Trailer
Inthe case of the Domingos cast, Patricia López Arnaiz and Blanca Soroaare nominated in the category of best actress . In addition to , Nagore Aranburuwill compete in the category of best actress , and Miguel Garcéswill compete in the category of best actress .
Thanks tohis work on Maspalomas , José Ramón Soroiz opts for the best lead actor, while Kandido Urangaopts for the best supporting actor.
The Basque cinema has received more nominations. Asier Etxeandia segundo segundo has been nominated in the category of best actor for his role in La cena Elena Irureta (Sorda) will compete in the categoryofbest actress
As for the series, Diego San José is nominated for the Feroz Award fortheBest Drama Series "Yakarta" and the Best Screenplay .
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