One of the best ways for any film enthusiast to enjoy their favorite movies without leaving home is by choosing the streaming platform. streaming which offers a more extensive catalog of: Movistar Plus+. Among its extensive catalogue, a lot of titles have been progressively added that have been nominated by the Academy for the Goya Awards, which will be held this February 28 in Barcelona, after 26 years without stopping in Barcelona. All this with the same monthly price, which Movistar Plus+ It has been offering its users for some time to see all the content that its large cinema library houses: only 9.99 euros.
In the selection of Spanish films nominated for the Goya and that can now be found on Movistar Plus+, with last-minute additions such as the film Sundays —the candidacy that concentrates the most expectation—, we have highlighted the proposals that present the most candidates to the most anticipated annual gala of Spanish cinema.
‘Los Domingos’ (13 nominations)
The director of five little wolves y To wantAlauda Ruiz de Azúa, in her latest work takes the viewer to the same dilemma of a family at the moment when a teenage daughter, only 17 years old, wants to enter a cloistered convent. Perhaps, only Sunday meals remain as a (tense) haven of peace to protect oneself from the opinions of one family member or another, in a matter as private as individual faith.
‘Sirat’ (11 nominations)
The second most nominated film in the 40th edition of the Goya Awards It is not something casual. The desire to know where his missing daughter will be leads a father and his young son, protagonists of this story of so many nuances, to live a journey through distant lands, infinite deserts and travel companions as strange as they are close at the same time. Only destiny will dictate the sentence at the next bend in the road. It combines great photography, exceptional editing and a great soundtrack very well.
‘Maspalomas’ (9 nominations)
Another proposal that has made a strong impression among the nominations for these Goya Awards, which will be held next Saturday, February 28, is that of the directors José Mari Goenaga and Aitor Arregi: . Film creators who have already made a name for themselves on the Spanish scene, such as The infinite trench o Handianow focus on telling the story of Vicente, a man who is over 70 years old and is openly gay, but who upon entering a residence must hide his sexuality.
‘The Dinner’ (8 nominations)
Also nominated for best film – like the three previous titles we have talked about -, starring Mario Casas and Alberto San Juan, is an anti-war comedy of messes that unites humor and drama in a story of war, dictatorship and repression. And laughter has always been a spigot through which to face the hardest events throughout life, including, of course, the consequences derived from a cruel post-war like the one imposed by the dictator Franco.
‘The Tigers’ (7 nominations)
Directed by the same director who directed Model 77Alberto Rodríguez, tells the story of two brothers who, harassed by economic hardships and an unflattering future at work, want to make a change in their lives. The problem is that the change involves coming across a stash of cocaine. This ambitious production involved shooting many images on the high seas and in wild underwater environments. The Tigers won the Jury Prize for best photography at the 2025 San Sebastián Film Festival.
‘Deaf’ (7 nominations)
People with disabilities always play with an added handicap throughout their lives. And, like any human being, they are also afraid of what is to come. These two premises play in , whose protagonist finds herself in the shoes of a pregnant woman facing the birth of her first child. Together with its hearing partner, the script navigates the communication barriers of an outside world that is not always friendly.
‘Pilgrimage’ (6 nominations)
Its half dozen nominations, including Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay, say it all about the new proposal from Carla Simón, the same filmmaker who already gave life to Summer 1993 y Alcarras. On this occasion, Simón continues to delve into his family history with: a film that puts in the spotlight a forgotten generation, that of his parents, constantly surrounded by drugs as virulent as heroin.
‘A Portuguese Fifth’ (3 nominations)
Sometimes sadness is a place to turn to when the will to live is exhausted. However, in the film, its protagonist, Manolo Soto, decides to make a decision: to impersonate another person until he finds his own, lost somewhere in the past. From this central idea is the script of a film that has become one of the most special dramas of the proposals nominated for this edition of the Goya Awards.
Frequently asked questions about Goya nominated films on Movistar Plus+
What other films with some nominations can also be viewed on this Spanish streaming platform?
Other films that have also been nominated for some category at the 2026 Goya Awards and that can also be found in the Movistar Plus+ catalog are (among others): Very farwhose protagonist is a Mario Casas in full acting maturity, strange river o a simple accident (a devastating moral fable, between comedy and drama).
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