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BOE-A-2026-12406 ·8 June 2026 ·orden Low impact
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Call for entries: 2026 National Film and Audiovisual Heritage Award with a €30,000 prize

The Ministry of Culture has announced the 2026 National Film and Audiovisual Heritage Award, aimed at recognising efforts in the recovery, conservation, and dissemination of this heritage (First). The prize consists of a €30,000 grant, which cannot be divided (Second). The jury's decision will be submitted to the Ministry before 15 December 2026 (Sixth.1).

In 3 key points

  1. A €30,000 grant, which cannot be divided, Second. (Segundo)
  2. The decision will be submitted to the Ministry before 15 December 2026, Sixth.1. (Sexto.1)
  3. In force from the day following its publication in the BOE, Ninth. (Noveno)

How it affects those involved

For individuals, institutions, and organisations within the audiovisual sector, the regulation provides an opportunity to receive official recognition and a €30,000 grant for conservation projects or significant career achievements (First, Second). Awarding the prize does not require the winner to transfer their intellectual property rights (Sixth.3). The award decisions exhaust administrative remedies, meaning any appeals must be brought through judicial review before the National High Court (Seventh.1).

Lifecycle

2026-06-08PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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