The Goya Awards are Spain’s principal national film awards, established by the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain in 1987. Named after the renowned Spanish painter Francisco de Goya, these awards celebrate excellence in various aspects of Spanish cinema, including directing, acting, and technical achievements. The awards aim to recognize and promote Spanish films and filmmakers, contributing to the national film industry’s growth and visibility. The Goya Awards ceremony is held annually, and the awards are considered a prestigious honor in the Spanish film industry, similar to the Oscars in the United States.
Pedro Almodóvar will miss the Goya Awards 2025 due to health issues but is recovering from a domestic accident. His film, *La habitación de al lado*, has received 10 nominations,…