Once again, the Alares National Awards bring together more than 20 candidates competing in the Audiovisual Media category.
As always, the Alares Foundation wants to recognize the efforts of directors, production companies, and actors who work to make work-life balance accessible to everyone. There is no doubt that this is a message that is often not easy to convey, given the complexity of the subject and the lack of awareness surrounding it. Nevertheless, the Alares Foundation is committed to a communication channel that is highly present in society and can therefore be a good ally in conveying the values of family, professional, and personal work-life balance.
Last year, Icíar Bollaín and her feature film “Mataharis” won the award in the Information or Programs category in Audiovisual Media. The runner-up prize went to the documentary “Women of the 21st Century,” by Canal Sur 2.
Audiovisual media are embracing work–life balance.
Once again, the Alares National Awards bring together more than 20 candidates competing in the Audiovisual Media category.
As always, the Alares Foundation wants to recognize the efforts of directors, production companies, and actors who work to make work-life balance accessible to everyone. There is no doubt that this is a message that is often not easy to convey, given the complexity of the subject and the lack of awareness surrounding it. Nevertheless, the Alares Foundation is committed to a communication channel that is highly present in society and can therefore be a good ally in conveying the values of family, professional, and personal work-life balance.
Last year, Icíar Bollaín and her feature film “Mataharis” won the award in the Information or Programs category in Audiovisual Media. The runner-up prize went to the documentary “Women of the 21st Century,” by Canal Sur 2.
