The film "Els mals noms", directed by Marc Ortiz, was recognized as the best feature fiction film. The award for best fiction short went to "Irrelevante", directed by Joel Munu. The Jury also granted a Special Mention to the fiction short "Cremada", directed by Arianna Giménez, and the Jury Prize for the feature film "La carn", by Joan Porcel.
In the documentary category, "Deprisa, deprisa", by Clàudia García de Mateos, won the award for best documentary short, while "L’Odissea del vell marí", by Marta Hierro and Núria Abad, took home the award for best documentary feature. A Jury Special Mention was given to the documentary "El vol de la cigonya", by Soumaya Hidalgo Djadhou and Berta Vicente Salas.
The Som Secundària section awarded the short film "Retorn al passat" from INS La Serra de Mollerusa in the ESO category, and "Una animació viva" from INS Caparrella de Lleida in the Batxillerat-CFGS category.
The festival's closing ceremony included speeches from authorities such as Judith Vives, director of Som Cinema, who highlighted the social character of many films; Xavier Blanco, Councilor for Youth, Education, Employment, and Festivals and Traditions of the Lleida City Council; Sandra Castro, Vice President of the Diputació de Lleida; and Antoni Gelonch, President of the Horitzons 2050 Foundation.
The award for Best Fiction Feature Film, with a prize of 2,000 euros, went to "Els mals noms", which addresses intersexuality. "La carn", narrating the experience of a young dancer, received the Jury Prize. "Irrelevante" was recognized for its ironic approach to the world of cinema.
The documentary "L’Odissea del vell marí" was praised for its formal quality and its message of sustainability in species protection, following the recovery of the monk seal. "El vol de la cigonya" received a special mention for its reflection on identity and immigration.
The project "On neixen els camins" by Alexandra Subias Chimeno won the Som Cinema Lab/Pro.
