Huesca International Film Festival

Under the published 2026 regulations, the Ibero-American, International and Documentary competitions each offer a principal Danzante Award of EUR 5,000 and a trophy. Additional prizes include the Cacho Pallero Ibero-American Danzante (EUR 2,000), the International Animation Danzante (EUR 1,500), and the José Manuel Porquet Ibero-American Documentary Danzante (EUR 2,000). Each competition has a debut-film award of EUR 1,000, judged by the Youth Jury; debut eligibility covers a director’s first or second film. The programme also includes the Francisco García de Paso Human Values Mention and the Julio Alejandro Screenplay Award (EUR 500). The Aragón TV Audience Award offers EUR 900 in return for specified non-exclusive broadcast rights. The festival also presents the Luis Buñuel, Ciudad de Huesca Carlos Saura and Pepe Escriche honorary awards. Prize amounts refer to the published 2026 regulations.

Latest published regulations: 54th edition (2026). The festival accepts fiction, documentary, animation and experimental short films; tourism and advertising films and television series are excluded. The maximum running time is 30 minutes, or 40 minutes for documentaries. Non-documentary entries enter the Ibero-American or International competition according to their main production country; documentaries from all countries enter the Documentary competition. The 2026 rules require production after 1 January 2025 and exclude films submitted to previous editions. Entries are submitted through Festhome in their original language, with Spanish or English subtitles when the original language is neither. Selected films require a clean screening master and separate SRT subtitles in English, with Spanish also requested. These are the 2026 conditions; the announced 2027 dates do not establish the eligibility rules for that edition.