SILVER MAYAHUEL TO MEXICAN CINEMA
Recognition of the trajectory of personalities who have contributed to the flourishing of national cinema.
This tribute has positioned itself as one of the most respected awards in the Mexican film industry.

Recognition of the trajectory of personalities who have contributed to the flourishing of national cinema.
This tribute has positioned itself as one of the most respected awards in the Mexican film industry.
Recognition of personalities from Latin America, Spain and Portugal whose activity and achievements transcend their country of birth.
The first was formally awarded to Nelson Pereira dos Santos in 2007.
Recognition of outstanding personalities of the film industry who, due to their trajectory, have an international impact.
The Guest of Honor occupies an important place in the Festival's activities by opening the way for intercultural dialogue.
This tribute recognizes the influence and transcendence of the figures that have defined the cinematography of the countries or regions that have been invited as guests of honor.
This tribute recognizes the influence of personalities from the national and international film industry whose work and trajectory have contributed to the plurality, inclusion and celebration of sexual diversity through film.
It distinguishes personalities whose trajectories managed to break pre-established paradigms, leaving a legacy of social and historical relevance that opened doors of freedom to future generations.
It recognizes the legacy and work of personalities who, through their work, promote stories accompanied by an open and diverse sexual orientation, celebrating the best of LGBTQ+ filmmaking in the world.
It celebrates those who, thanks to their social work, have brought a message of equality to the world, and who with their courage have sown a seed for a diverse, inclusive and active society.
Recognition to those who have become emblematic of the QUEER culture thanks to their work and aesthetic reflection, and who at the same time have established themselves as iconic figures of open and free sexual diversity.