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March 27–29, 2026 · Oak Cliff, Dallas

Latin American Film Festival of Dallas

The best of contemporary and retrospective Latin American cinema, curated for DFW.

2026 Program

Ten films. Eight countries. One weekend.

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Texas Premiere

Lost Chapters

Lorena Alvarado · Venezuela · 1h 7min

Texas Premiere

The Currents

Milagros Mumenthaler · Argentina, Switzerland · 1h 44min

Why this festival exists

Most Latin American films never get a US theatrical release.

They're not lacking quality — they're lacking distribution. Festivals are often the only way these films reach an audience outside their country of origin.

LAFFD started from a simple observation: DFW has a large, engaged Latin American community, and world-class Latin American cinema, and the two weren't meeting often enough. We set out to fix that.

About the festival →

Curated, not submitted

Every film is handpicked because we believe it deserves to be seen in Dallas.

Bilingual

All films screen with English subtitles. Materials in English and Spanish.

Community-run

Volunteer-run and volunteer-organized. The festival is a labor of love.

Venue

Spacy at Tyler Station

1300 S Polk St #160A, Dallas, TX 75224

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