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Latin American Film Festival of Dallas

The Latin American Film Festival of Dallas (LAFFD) is a volunteer-run weekend festival of contemporary and repertory Latin American cinema, held each spring at Spacy at Tyler Station in Oak Cliff. It is entirely curated and does not accept submissions; its organizers pick films that have no U.S. theatrical release so DFW audiences can see them. All films screen with English subtitles, and festival materials are in English and Spanish. The festival's archive lists programs for 2024, 2025 and 2026. The 2026 edition ran March 27–29 with ten films from eight countries, including several Texas premieres, and a $50 festival pass. 2027 dates had not been posted when this was checked.

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Usually late March
Spacy at Tyler Station (Oak Cliff)
Latin American Film Festival of Dallas (volunteer-run)
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Fully curated; the festival does not take submissions ↗︎
Past programs listed for 2024 (11 films), 2025 (11 films) and 2026 (10 films) ↗︎
2026 program included Texas premieres of The Currents and Pin de fartie and the North American premiere of Jankee ↗︎
Sources
  1. Latin American Film Festival of Dallas — LAFFD 2026 Latin American Film Festival of Dallas
  2. About Latin American Film Festival of Dallas
  3. Past Programs Latin American Film Festival of Dallas

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