FAQ: New York Latino Film Festival 25th Anniversary Celebration

Summary
What is the New York Latino Film Festival and when does it take place?
The New York Latino Film Festival (NYLFF) is the nation’s premier Latino film festival celebrating its 25th anniversary from September 13-21, 2025, featuring 120 films from 15 countries.
Where is the festival being held?
The festival screenings will take place at Regal Union Square (850 Broadway, NYC) with a special presentation at United Palace (4140 Broadway, NYC), and culminates with a free block party in Quisqueya Plaza (Broadway and Dyckman Street).
What special events are happening during the 25th anniversary celebration?
Special events include an encore screening of ‘Girlfight’ with a full cast reunion and Q&A, Michelle Rodriguez receiving the NYLFF Impact Award, and a free block party featuring a live performance by Latin Grammy nominee J Noa.
Who is being honored at this year’s festival and why?
Michelle Rodriguez is receiving the NYLFF Impact Award in recognition of her influential legacy and representation of Latinos in film, particularly for her debut performance in ‘Girlfight’ which won her Independent Spirit and Gotham Awards.
What films are featured as opening and special presentations?
The festival opens with Joel Alfonso Vargas’ ‘Mad Bills To Pay’ and includes special screenings of ‘A Tiro Limpio’ at United Palace and ‘La Salsa Vive’ which charts the journey of Afro-Antillean salsa from New York to Colombia.
How can I get more information about the festival?
For more information on NYLFF 2025, visit www.nylatinofilmfestival.com.
What makes this 25th anniversary festival significant?
This milestone celebrates 25 years of championing Latino voices and storytelling, featuring the most ambitious lineup yet as a testament to the community’s resilience, creativity, and power in the film industry.
Are there any free events open to the public?
Yes, the festival culminates with a free block party in Quisqueya Plaza featuring a live performance by Dominican rapper and singer J Noa.

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