At Festhome, we remain committed to supporting the journey of short films beyond their premiere. That is why we are delighted to be part of Notodofilmfest once again, one of the leading spaces for short films on the internet since its creation in 2001 by La Fábrica, based on an original idea by Javier Fesser.
In its 23rd edition, Notodofilmfest has once again demonstrated its ability to discover new voices and connect emerging talent with the industry. As part of this collaboration, Festhome takes part in the Distribution Award, a prize that this year has recognized four short films with one year of distribution through Festhome, as well as a digital copy provided by DCPCine and two years of technical support.
The short films that won the 2025 Distribution Award were Está detrás de mí, by Yago Casariego and Nacho Monter; HAIRLINE, by Bright Martins; 20:11, by Mario Capetillo Torres; and Antitermitas, by Alex Rey. Four very different works, united by one essential quality: their potential to keep growing within the international festival circuit.
Our involvement in Notodofilmfest does not end there. The Grand Prize for Best Film, awarded this year to fit, by María de Miguel, also includes distribution through Festhome, in addition to a cash prize of 3,000 euros and a digital copy provided by DCPCine.
For Festhome, collaborating with festivals such as Notodofilmfest means reinforcing something that is part of our DNA: helping short films find new opportunities, new audiences, and new festivals. Because an award does not only recognize a work, it can also open new paths for it.
Congratulations to the awarded short films and to the entire Notodofilmfest team for another edition that continues to celebrate talent, creativity, and the strength of the short film format.
